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ART ENT GULF ISLANDS DRIFlWOOD "-, AUGUST 4, 2004 • PAGE 81 Photographers' views transformed into fine art When out gallery hop­ ping do you bemoan the ART BEATON fact that you can't afford THE ROCK the work? WITH ANDREA E n t e r RABINOV ITCH Photo Seces­ sion IV at ArtSpring, which Points of View at the Barn opened . on South Ridge Road, run­ Twenty-one photogra­ ning for the month of August, phers in 21 days showcase features the work of Karen absolutely gorgeous work , Stefanie Denz, Diana with plenty of variety. Each Dean, Kathy Venter and Den­ deserves credit for using pho­ nis O'Connor, curated by tography to realize their inner Margaret Day. vision - turning what they Karen Day's series of 10 see into fine art. pen-on-paper line drawings Eric Klemm is a master are taken from her perspec­ photographer with major tive while breastfeeding her awards and a long list of baby in her home. We can feel international kudos to his the pull of multi-tasking and credit. His three photographs realize that it is possible, if a actually produced chills on a tad cumbersome. hot August day. Clay sculptor Venter uses PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT: Seth Berkowitz stands with his Life Boat I piece, currently on exhibit at Phot o Seces­ two life-sized nudes to juxta­ Osman Phillips' and sion at ArtSpring. Above right is Kimberly Kornbacher's image Clouds Embraced. Berkowitz paoto by Derrick Lundy Michael S. Levy's work uses pose the fecundity of a preg­ natural objects, like wood, nant woman with that of an and presents them as liv­ androgynous woman/child. ing breathing creatures with The pregnant woman lies hmnan characteristics. down with her arms akimbo, Birgit Freybe Bateman also leaving her in a vulnerable takes found objects and turns state while the Ascetic, the At left is a them into images to rival any name of the piece, is upright David Borrow- · painting. Kim Kornbacher's on her knees waiting to fly. man photo Denz' Cagey Business is landscapes transform west called Mylitta coast scenes into glorious painted on a weathered wood Crescent sculpture that resonates sen­ gate. A pregnant woman with sually. Voluptuous flowers yellow-tinged skin gazes also on display inspire Ann Holt and Janet warily out while a circular at Photo Seces­ Dwyer with colour and form. and pointed stick barrier is sion. Ron Watt and Steven Fried­ placed around her, suggesting man use a variety of land­ a metaphor of being caged. scapes to compose large, The unsentimental theme sweeping pieces. delves into the very real feel­ The colours and shapes of ings many mothers have. Yoga retreat brings classes, speakers, activities other cultures inspire Treena Dean's two oil paintings are Norish's and Alane Lalonde's psychological in nature with Salt Spring Centre invites Each day, a class will be Evening programs vary, a beach day, a wilderness work, sending the viewer on one a more modern-day famil­ islanders and visitors to take offered to study the Bhaga­ with a slide presen­ survival day, juggling and a holiday. Photo Secession is ial scene while the other is a part in its 30th annual retreat vad Gita, an ancient Indian tation on Sri Ram Ashram, instruction in a martial arts a uniformly excellent show. rather chilling depiction of a titled Yoga and More from epic set on a battlefield to an orphanage in India con­ form called staffs. Use it to train your eye to dead woman in early preg­ August 5 to 10. symbolize inner battles. nected to the centre. Debbie Brown, a choreog­ look at art or troupe down nancy with the look of a 16'h­ Morning and afternoon Question and answer A Night Extrava­ rapher for Cirque de Solei!, to actually put something on century Flemish painting. yoga classes will be avail­ periods will be led by mas­ ganza will feature an open will lead classes for both your wall to enjoy for Though O'Connor's simi­ able, as well as instruction in ter yogi Baba Haii Dass, mike event. Children can be kids and adults. to come. larly themed sketches are pranayama breathing prac­ the inspiration behind Salt registered in camps, with a For more information, included with the four wom­ tices. Classes range from Spring Centre. He will be kids program for three to contact Salt Spring Centre Points ofView en's, it is his pen-on-paper . devotional Bhakti yoga prac­ present for Sunday Satsung seven olds and a youth at 537-2326 or visit the web­ Artist and mother. The life sketches in the upstairs two labels are not mutually gallery that point to his oeu­ tices to yoga dance, stick gatherings on August 8 and program for older kids. site at www.saltspringcentre. exclusive, but artist parents vre. A series collected over dancing and singing. 15 from 1 to 3:30p.m. Camp activities include com. struggle to create while deal­ many years, they are lovely ing with the never-ending pieces that often capture the demands of child rearing. personalities of the models. ~~ BZ ... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2004 A R T s & ENTERTAIN-MENT GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Musician-storyteller Grey and brings tales of travel Kodaly Islanders are in for a spe­ finger cymbals, bandorea, cial trea! when Rory McLeod djembe and various percus­ returns to Salt Spring on sion instruments, concert atM&M Wednesday, August 11 for a organizers say he is a huge Mezzo-soprano Janette concert at All-Saints-By-the audience-pleaser. Grey teams up with pianist Sea. He is also a modern wan­ {:hris Kodaly for an eclec­ McLeod is a one-man soul dering minstrel who enthralls tic program of songs at the band, poet and storyteller, audiences with stories of his August 11 Music and Munch singing his own unique travels. event. upbeat dance stories. "I've travelled to look Classical Italian works, A travelling troubadour for work, to mend a broken Bach, early English songs using tap shoes, harmonica, heart, to be with someone I and haunting spirituals are guitar, trombone, spoons, longed for," says McLeod. make up the free recital's ''I'd travel to visit friends repertoire. and on the way I'd make According to Music Mak­ new ones, I'd roam because ers, the group in charge of 1 was curious to see what Music and Munch, "Grey's was around the next corner. warm voice is beautifully Sometimes I travelled to fol­ supported by Kodaly, who low the warmer weather and is well known in the com­ migrate ... like the birds munity for his accomplished and the big whales and fishes playing both as soloist and do." accompanist to choirs and Tickets for the concert, ART RIGHT NOW: Helena Cuddy joins Sa lt Spring artist Bill Rhodes' cows on the solo artists." which is presented by the stage at Beaver Point Hall, where Art Now V took place last week. The hall was Grey studied voice in Scotland before moving to Salt Spring Festival of the filled with the creative works of well-known and newer south-end artists working Canada, performing roles in Arts, are $1 5 and available with paint, wood, clay, metal, glass, felt, leather, fabric and paper. Art Now exhib­ at Acoustic Planet. operettas. Since moving to its have become a regular part of the annual arts on Salt Spring. B.C. she has sung with the Windsor The show stmt s at 8 p.m. ' Photo by Derrick Lundy Call Trish Nobile at 537- Victoria Choral Society, the Pl~wood 4 167 for more information Amity Singers, the Linden or visit www.saltspringfes­ Singers, and on Salt Spring with Tuned Air, Salt Spring tival.ca. 537·5564 The art of choosing a video Singers and Women of note. Grey and Kodaly have performed together sev­ (part one) the video box eral times at the lunchtime series. Picking a essarily a recommendation. Music begins at 12: 10 video based Keep in mind that the box p.m. in All Saints church, s o lely on is trying to get you excited. followed by a delicious looking at its To this end the only form optional lunch for $5.50. box can be fLICKPIC K of punctuation found on the risky. W I TH JASON TUDOR back of a video box is the The b ox exclamation mark! Because is purely an if is trying to say something Artists a d vertise - same way. really important! ment and, like all advertise­ Beware of videos on But grammar and sentence ments, it loves to lie. which the only quote comes structure are unimportant! urged A great example: most from someone whose name All that matters is getting boxes have quotes from is followed by a string oflet­ you excited! to join A PACE OF GRACE reviewers lauding the film. ters, i.e. Jim Grumpy, KXYL And while the text has you To mimic this, some have Radio, Goosebump, Tennes­ exhausted, you fall prey to Salt Spring Island One Day Retreat a bold-typed quip like "a see. That usually means he's the more subtle elements of paint-in funny action comedy!" with the only guy in the entire the box art. All Saints by the Sea • September 11, 2004 quotes around it, of course. Usually, it will have one USA who liked the film. Planning for the first Salt The only problem is that Also beware of "official of the following two images: no actual critic said this. a tightly-dressed woman's Spring Island Paint-in is well selection: Sundance Film underway, and more artists It was only some guy who Festival." Being a selection body or a gun. The presence are welcome to sign up for wrote up the box. Do quota­ doesn't mean squat - film of both may lead some males Join inspiring international tion marks not mean any­ festivals have a zillion between the ages of 13-35 the September 4-event. speaker and author, thing anymore? entries. into an epileptic fit. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Linda Kavelin Popov Relying on the advice of Now, if it actually was the If you can't see either Painters Guild and the Alli­ ance of Salt Spring Artists fo r a life-changing day of grace actual reviewers is margin­ winner of Sundance, that's image, look out! It may be ally safer. We may not agree saying something. one of those foreign things. are hosting a day of painting for artists and the public. Time: with Roger Ebert, but if his Of course, it goes with­ So, you can't really judge 9:30 am to 4 pm "thumbs up" is on the box, out saying that winning the a film by its box. All Salt Spring Island (Administration begins at 9 am) it's a safe bet that the major­ Albuquerque, Tikrit or Dun­ Next week: those shifty painters are invited to par­ ity of reviewers think the can film festivals is not nee- video store employees. ticipate, and invitations have Hydration breaks mid morning and been extended to numerous afternoon. Nutrition break at noon. Vancouver Is-land painting Barkerville blazes with Newman energy clubs and the Federation of Former· Salt Spring resident Amy New­ tion. It has brought laughter and tears. It is a Canadian Artists. $59 including lunch and man is running a new theatre endeavour with real tour de force for Newman." Organizers also hope_art ­ refreshments Richard Wright in Barkerville. Wright said the group is engaged in "cut­ ists will bring with them The Newman & Wright company has ting-edge retro theatre; accurate to a time­ some completed works for ($49 if pre registered before A PACE show and sale. August 31st.) established the Theatre Royal -in Barkerville period, yet utilizing some modern devices OF and now presents 20 shows per week. such as stage lights." Pre-registration is request­ - It has just added Whiskey Dealers and Theatre Royal is also bringing in well­ ed, and can be done by con­ To reserve yourself a seat GRACE Miner's Angels, Newman's much-acclaimed known musicians such as folksinger Gary tacting Libby Jutras at 537- or for more information, show on Cariboo women. Fjellgaard and blues-roots musician David 1952 or libby@saltspring. please contact Diane Jonas at "This show is quite different than anything Essig, who is also chair of the Islands Trust com. · [email protected] presented before," said Wright in a press and the Salt Spring Local Trust Commit­ Registrations will also be or call 537-1396 7he '?irtHt~s release. "It is more dramatic, more intense tee. accepted at the reception at r.f a Snstnhwhk fib~ and filled with historically accurate portray­ Newman is sister to Sue Newman and ArtSpring on the eve­ LJNDA •K:WELI N POPOV It is suggested that you register als of some ofBarkerville's women. We have daughter of Virginia and the late Ray New­ ning of September 3, and the early as space is limited. had an incredible response to it, both in num­ man, long-time members of Salt Spring's next morning, also at Art­ bers of audience and the audience's apprecia- performing arts community. Spring.

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Antiques Roadshow Ancient Olympics National Business Antiques Roadshow Ancient Olympics ~~~~u;p~~~;,~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~est>Jn~y W 332 381 KIRO Judy IJudy KIRO News News INews ET !Access 60 Minutes Queens Queens 48 Hours Mystery News ILettermn Briggs, Billy Zane (2h) f1l) 331 380 KOMO Million? !Pyramid KOMO 4 News News !News Fortune !Jeopardy WifeKids IWifeKids Drew Drew ABC News Special News ps News fi) *** Soapdish (1991 , Comedy) f£) 537 394 VISION Touched By Angel Stakes IS.Wine Growing Up 360 Vision Twice in a Lifetime Growing Up 360 Vision 7th Heaven Follow the behind·the·scenes rivalries and love. affa1rs of a cast of soap opera actors. Sally Freid, · · 1 1 Kevin Kline (2h} 8:30PM 0 The Ranch (2004, Drama) A recently widowed single mother runs the Diamond Ranch, a legal brothel outside of Reno. Amy Madigan, Jennifer Aspen (1 h30) 9:00PM D **America's Sweethearts (2001 , Romance) A feuding Hollywood couple are brought together during a press junket for a major film. Julia Roberts, John Cusack (2h) (E) ** Conan the Barbarian (1 982, Action) A man sees his mother slain at a young age and, years later, sets out to find her killer. Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones f2h) (9 * * Oedipus Rex (1 967, Drama) In pre-war Italy, a man learns that he's destined to kill his father and marry his mother. Silvana Mangano, Franco Citti (3h) ill * * * Awakenings (1990, Drama) A doctor finds an experimental drug that inspires the awakening of catatonic patients. Robin Williams, Robert De Niro (2h) 10:00 PM 0 ** The Bone Snatcher (2003, Horror) A group of miners make a grisly discovery while searching for missing co-workers. Scott Bairstow, Rachel Shelley (1 h30) 11 :30PM bag, sewn and silk-screened by local art­ 0 *** Akira Kurosawa's Dreams products! Enter to win at Thrifty Foods. No (1990, Fantasy) Akira Kurosawa turns the dreams he's had over the years into a poetic screenplay. Akira Terao, Mitsuko Baisho (2h) ii!) Un petit vent de panique (2000, Comedie dramatique) La vie sans histoire de trois jeunes gens est bouleversee par deux meurtres. Genevieve Bilodeau, Martin A limited supply of the shopping bags are available for sale at Thrifty Laroche (1 h55) Foods and the Visitor Information Centre. 0 *** 8 Mile (2002, Drama) A young rapper in Detroit struggles with his anger and social status th rough music. Eminem, Kim Basinger For more information call The C.E.D. Project on 537-4219 or click on 2h http://saltspring.gulfislands.com/cedproject , AUG 5 7:00PM 0 Man In The Mirror (2004, Biography) The unauthorized biography of pop icon Michael Jackson. Flex Alexander, Eugene Clarke (2h) 8:00PM 0 Human Cargo (2004, Drama) An unflinching look at the world of refugees and the people who help, or hinder them. Kate Nelligan, ~ Nicholas Campbell (2h) Fresh isn't all we're famous for! fi) ***La Bamba (1987, Biography) The tragic story of young pop star Richie Valens and his rise to fame in the 1950s. Lou Diamond Phillips, Esai Morales (2h) ffj * Little Nicky (2000, Comedy) Satan sends his accident- prone son to Earth to try and .::._":::::_"':'_ --- _:;-- - -·-:_ .. - · -- .. -·-- ·-·-- .:-·-- _. ··-- retrievehistwoolderbrothers. AdamSandler, Patricia Arquette (2h) 9:00 PM .,.. ncnv1 · ·-- , .. vn vay ....,.tyL..u•'ll;; va••vu;;, . uatav. L..a•u •. • n•a• """v••n•vt Mn •v•y """'mu•oc;•• '-'' 'u L..uc Lv Live • vuv••cu oy Mil c• vlal ••cr... vuya c• (;I *Mary Higgins Clark's Loves 0 330 379 KING 7:00 Today Show Today Show II Martha Stewart Ellen Degeneres News Days of Our Lives Passions Dr. Phil Music, Loves to Dance (2001, Mystery) 0 262 358 CH Various IBodyHith Oprah Winfrey The Price is Right Young & Restless Various Ryan Seacrest Travel M !Various BodyHith IT ravel Darcy decides to date peop_le her friend has U 261 321 CTVBC 630 Canada AM Regis & Kelly The View Live Well Planet LiveWell !Bold & B. GabereauiGabereau General Hospital Dr. Phil ~~~~~.n~;~~~i~e~;:;~~ ~~fered Patsy 10 258 336 GBLBC 6:00 News 100 Huntley Street Worldv1s1on Cross 0 . MoneyW. News As the World Turns Pass1ons Young & Restless ffi *** Speed (1994, Action) An D 450 383 KCTS 1\/arious IDragonT. !Barney Sesame Street Read R. Rogers B.Lions (Studio Glass (Various O.House ITeletub. Boohbah! !Various officer must save the trapped passengers when a ({!) 102 702 SRC 7:00 Malin express L'ete ...c'e st peche! !Emission couleur L'Heure du Midi !Cinema variees Aj :o IMon ange (Remi mastermind plants a bomb on a city bus. Keanu ~ · ·~ ·· ·· · · · ·· · · - - · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Reeves, Sandra Bullock (2h30) ill ** Right On Track (2003, Drama) A girl and her younger sister overcome discrimination to become drag racing champions. Beverley Mitchell, Brie Larson (1 h30) f£) **** Fail Safe (1964, Drama) A United States bomber pilot receives faulty orders to drop an atomic bomb on Moscow. Henry Fonda, Walter Matthau (2h) 10:00 PM (9 *** At Play in the Fields of the Lord (1991 , Adventure) Two Protestant missionaries travel to the Amazonian jungle to protect a local tribe. Tom Berenger, John Lithgow (3h30) 0 ** Killing Me Softly (2002, Thriller) A woman forms a dangerously obsessive bond with a mysterious mountaineer. Heather Graham, Joseph Fiennes (1 h45) GULF ISLANDS DRI FlWOOD

THURSDAY, AUG 5 11:30 PM D * Dog Park (1 998, Comedy) A group of Toronto singles' lackluster love lives affect their pet dogs. Natasha Henstridge, Luke Wilson (2h) 11:45 PM D ** Buffalo Soldiers (1 997, Adventure) A semi factual tale of the legendary African American Calvary Corp. and their mission. Danny Glover, Bob Gunton (1h45) FRIDAY, AUG 6 6:00PM (9 * * *The Tuskegee Airmen (1 995, War) The first squadron of American black combat fighters in WWII battles prejudice .. Laurence Fishburne, Cuba Gooding Jr. (2h) 7:00PM D ** Johnny English (2003, Comedy) An inept agent bungles his way through an investigation that uncovers a sinister plot. Rowan Atkinson, Ben Miller (1 h30) 7:30 PM ill *Larger Than Life (1996, Comedy) A motivational speaker's life is turned upside down when he inherits an elephant. Bill Murray, Janeane Garofalo (1 h30) 8:00PM fa ** Perry Mason: Case of the Musical Murder (1989, Mystery) Perry Mason defends a young stage manager accused of murdering a Broadway director. Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale (2h) 8:30PM True North Satellite Syste111s .0 ** Northfork (2003, Drama) The residents of a small Montana community are forced to move to make way for a dam. James Sale • Installations • Internet • All Brands Woods, Nick Nolte (1 h45) Authorized Expressvu Dealer 9:00PM ffi * Next Friday (2000, Comedy) A streetwise man visits his cousin and uncle who have recently won the lottery. Ice Cube, Mike E}Eps (2h) ill **The One (2003, Comedy) A look at what happens when you fall in love with someone who is already committed. Meredith Monroe, Richard Ruccolo (1 h30) 10:00 PM D ****The Three Musketeers (1974, Adventure) The three musketeers take on a corrupt Cardinal in an effort to protect the French Queen. Oliver Reed, Raquel Welch (2h) eJ *French Quarter (1978, Drama) A young New Orleans prostitute and her co­ workers are connected to a voodoo cu rse. Virginia Mayo, Ann Michelle (2h) 10:1 5 PM D * Halloween: Resurrection (2002, Horror) Michael Myers returns to stalk a group of students who are staying in his childhood home. Jamie Lee Curtis, Brad Loree (1h30) 10:30 PM ill ** Dangerous Minds (1995, Drama) A teacher challenges the underestimated potential of a group of inner city students. Michelle Pfeiffer, George Dzundza (1 h30) 11:30PM D *** Lover Come Back (1961 , Comedy) An advertising executive tries to wrestle an account away from a beautiful rival. Doris Day. Rock Hudson (2h) 11:45 PM D **The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen {2003, Fantasy) Seven fantasy and sci-fi characters team up on to prevent a madman from starting a war. Sean Connery. Naseeruddin Shah (2h) SATURDAY, AUG 7 6:00PM ill *** Heartbreak Ridge (1986, War) A tough Marine's final assignment is to get a squadron of young recruits into shape. Clint Eastwood, Marsha Mason (3h) 7:00PM D **Under The Tuscan {2003, Romance) A recently divorced writer buys a villa in Tuscany, in the hope of starting a new life. Diane Lane, Sandra Oh (2h) 8:00PM 0 ffi ***The Replacements (2000, Comedy) Replacements are brought in to substitute for a team of striking football players. Gene Hackman, Keanu Reeves (2h) fa ** Aces High {1976, War) Young British officers in France find life on the battlefield a terrifying place. Peter Firth, Malcolm McDowell (2h30) fB ** Mystic Pizza (1 988, Comedy/ Drama) Three waitresses share their romantic trials while they are working at a pizza parlor. Julia Roberts, Lili Taylor (2h) 9:00PM D ** Jeepers Creepers 2 {2003, Horror) A basketball team's bus is attacked by a flesh-eating beast that attacks every 23 years. Ray Wise, Jonathan Breck (1 h45) ill*** Heartbreak Ridge {1986, War) A tough Marine's final assignment is to get a squadron of young recruits into shape. Clint Eastwood, Marsha Mason (3h) ill *** Crimson Tide (1995, Suspense) Nuclear submarine officers square off over a course of action that could cause atomic war. Gene Hackman, Denzel Washington (1 h50) · 9:30PM (I!) ** Hilary et Jackie (1998, Drame) Une celebre violoncelliste devient une star, mais doit se battre contre Ia maladie. James Frain, Rachel Griffiths (2h30) 9:45PM eJ *** Dazed and Confused {1993, Comedy) In 1976, high school seniors and freshmen celebrate the newfound freedom of summer. Ben Affleck, Parker Posey (2h) 10:00 PM D ** Biloxi Blues {1988, Drama) During World War II, a boy is drafted and sent to boot camp in Biloxi, Mississippi. Matthew Broderick, Christopher Walken (2h) 10:45 PM D * The Order {2003, Thriller) A young priest is sent to Rome to investigate the death of the head of his order. Heath Ledger, Shanynn Sossamon (1h45) 11 :05 PM ffi *** Roxanne (1 987, Comedy) A small town fire chief with an astonishingly large nose agrees to coach a shy suitor. Steve Martin, Rick Rossovich (1 h35) 11:45 PM eJ ** Psycho Beach Party (2000, Comedy) A schizophrenic teen tries to fit in with surfers, until some beach goers are found dead. Lauren Ambrose, Thomas Gibson (1 h45) SUNDAY, AUG 8 6:00PM eJ *** Romancing the Stone {1984, Adventure) A romance novelist is thrust into a dangerous mission in Columbia with a handsome rogue. Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas (2h) uUL~ I::OLANIJ::O - UKI~ I WUUIJ ARTS & ENTER-TAINMENT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2004 • IS:i

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BEAUTIFUL BASKETS: Art patrons take some time out to get a closer look at Dr. Richard Hayden a basketry showcase exhibited at Mahon Hall's ArtCraft. Photo by Derrick Lundy Dr. Bob McGinn • ort~o~ontics Holistic lawyering could • ~ener~l ~entistry make lawyer jokes defunct • cosmetic aentistry -veneers What's black ,------, had no interest and brown and in or taste for the • toot~ w~itenin~ looks good on vicious, dog-eat­ a lawyer? WIT& dog adversarial • root (~n~ls A Dober­ style of lawyering 537-1400 man. WHIMSY that left everyone 199 Salt Spring Way • s~me a~y crowns/onl~ys There are a WITH ARTHUR BLACK involved feeling million lawyer like victims of a jokes of vary- bathroom mirror each drive-by gang- PROUDLY SPONSORED BY PEGASUS GALLERY OF CANADIAN ART ing degrees of vicious­ morning? 'bang. ness and contempt. The cynical answer? Why can't - h'e asked What's the difference Easily. He's a lawyer. himself ingenuously - between a rooster and a Did you hear about the the resolution of standard lawyer? terrorist who hijacked a legal issues be based on A rooster clucks defi­ 747 full of lawyers? He mutual respect, dignity, ance .. . . threatened to release compassion, reconcilia­ Why such spleen and one every hour until his tion and forgiveness? venom for a profession demands were met. "I see the legal pro­ most of our mothers wish Most of us will never cess as an opportunity we'd chosen? I can give have to share a courtroom for healing and growth," you a partial answer in with Johnnie Cochrane he said, "rather than an two words: Johnnie and thanks be, but chance~ adversarial game about Cochrane. are we'll have an unpleas­ winning at all costs and A PDRTRAff mn JAZZ: Why does California ant experience involving the destruction of oth- have the most lawyers a lawyer sooner or later. ers." THIS BU.l EVANS and New Jersey the most It comes with the terri- Van Zyverden went Wednesday, August I I toxic waste dumps? tory they haunt. on to form an organiza- ''l!'i<&N:ti (8 pm) New Jersey got first 1 Lawyers are the well- · tion called IAHL - the choice. dressed ghouls who tra- International Alliance The Guy St-Onge Trio pays Johnnie Cochrane is ditionally inhabit the of Holistic Lawyers. It's tribute to one of the towering, the smooth-talking Cali­ shadows that hang over aim? most influential figures in all of fornia mouthpiece who divorces, bankruptcies, . To turn the legal expe­ jazz history, pianist Bill Evans. got O.J. Simpson off on a batteries, slanders, libels, nence as we all know it murder rap a decade ago. foreclosures, disclosures completely on its head. You can bleat about - you name it. Holistic law seeks peace- HADlEY J. CASTillE due process, incompe­ If human agony is in ful, _non-antagonistic tent pros·ecutors and the mix, a lawyer or six solutions to legal conun­ & THE gullible juries, but it won 't be far behind, sniff- drums. SHARECROPPER BAND was the smoke and mir~ ing the spoor and running Dtm't_go to a holistic rors defence - oh, let's a tab. lawyer If you're looking Friday, August 13 (8 pm) not pussyfoot - it was Satan to a lawyer: I ~or a big payoff or hop­ Direct from Louisiana-a musical the lies and distortions will make you King of ~ng to put the screws to gumbo of authentic Cajun music. invented and disseminat­ the world, but it wil1 cost_Your e~ .. ed by Johnnie Cochrane you your soul, the soul of Holistic lawyering is and his slimy crew that your wife, your "' 1ildren about fairness, kindness 1 THE Ku.tER B's enabled a guilty-as-hell, your in-laws and you; and coming out a bet­ two-time slash-throat friends. ter person than you went Two Evenings of murderer to spend the Lawyer to Satan: So in. - Chamber Music rest of his life playing what's the catch? The IAHL won't take Saturday, August 14 (8 pm) golf while his victipls rot No question about it over our legal system any­ in the ground. - lawyers are the e.coli time soon - it has just Friday, August 20 (8 pm) I know it; you krtow it; in the human Petri dish. 700 members worldwide. Two programs of evocative and Johnnie Cochrane knows Pond scum incarnate. Newfoundland alone ·has unforgettable musical picture­ it. Lower than a garter more lawyers than that. painting featuring the music Why is it that man-eat­ Canada has nearly 100 snake's belt buckle. Brahms, Britten, Bax, Boccherini ing sharks never attack Or maybe not. Allow times as many- 67,139 lawyers? me to introduce the con­ at last count. and Mozart. Professional courtesy. cept of Holistic Lawyer­ Still, it's a start. Holis­ (FAExtra: pre-concert chats at 6:50pm) For those of us not ing. It's the brainchild of tic Law. Run it over your versed in the niceties of a skinny, bright-eyed Ver­ lips a couple of times. jurisprudence, the ques­ lawyer by the name Feels good. Call the box office. tion is not about the finer of Bill van Zyverden. Of course, there's a You can save 20% on points of Jaw. . Even in law school, down side . The question is: how van Zyverden realized If Holistic Law takes tickets • S 37-21·02 can Johnnie Cochrane he 'd make a lousy con­ over, what'll we do for look at that face in his ventional lawyer. He lawyer jokes? 86 .a. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2004 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

The recent works of Rosa­ After resolving the values in the first place. A favou­ monde Dupuy fill the Islands and composition in thumb­ rite quote of mine, from the Savings Credit Union with nail sketches, or a small oil painter, Pyle, is 'Throw your her exuberant colour-satu­ study, Dupuy transfers the heart into your current paint­ rated oils, depicting rural underpinnings of the work ing, and jump in after it!"' and urban landscapes, still onto a toned canvas with Winner of several awards, lifes, florals and figurative a quick, gestural charcoal and with work in numerous images. sketch, being careful to keep . private collections in Europe Dupuy, born in England, the energetic quality of the and North America, Dupuy and a Salt Spring resident all-important first state­ is an active member of the since 1973 - with time ment. Federation of Canadian Art­ out to travel in France with Setting out plenty of ists, and has generously her husband, who left Bor­ colour, and using a limited donated her paintings to sev­ deaux for Canada in 1964 - palette of five to eight pig­ eral island causes over the describes herself as a mainly COLOURFUL CANVAS: Examples of oils by ments, she begins to paint years. self-taught artist, who is now rapidly over the whole sur­ Her work is currently rep­ Rosamonde Dupuy - on show at Island Sav­ fortunate to be able to dedi­ face, getting down the essen­ resented by the Art Gallery ings Credit Union - are "Champs de Tourne­ cate herself to her pas.sion tial colour and value masses, of Greater Victoria, in their full time. sols" (above} and "Lemonade." leaving details for later. art rental and sales program, "My paintings have no "A confident, bold begin­ and may be viewed on the hidden meaning, no mes­ the way it is applied to the primary importance to it's been painted a hundred ning ensures that I carry this federation website, at www. sage, except the medium two-dimensional picture me. times or only once, and to vital energy through to the artists.ca. itself," said Dupuy of her plane within a dynamic "My aims are to capture share the spirit of my own finished work, and helps me The show·runs at Island work. "The rich, luscious composition, are the aspects the freshness and vital­ unique artistic vision with to retain the interest which Savings in Ganges through quality of the oil paint, and of painting which are of ity of my subject, whether the viewer." drew me to paint the subject September 7. Poet Laureate at ArtSpring Canada's first Poet Lau­ In 1967, Bowering stopped reate - George Bowering his Ph.D. studies at UWO -will take the stage at Art­ to take a writer-in-residence Spring on August 7 for an position at Sir George Wil­ evening of witty readings as liams University (now Con­ part of the Sizzling Summer cordia University) in Mon­ Nights festival. treal. The Penticton-born poet Bowering, a two-time winn·er ·of the Governor taught at the University of Calgary, Concordia and General's Literary Award, Simon Fraser University has published over 70 books, (SFU), plus did a number and edited and contributed of short stints across North to many others. George Bowering America and in Italy, Ger­ In the mid-1950s, Bower­ Photo by Danielle Schaub many and Denmark. ing worked as a Royal Cana­ In 1969, he won the Gov­ dian Air Force photographer. the University of Western ernor's General Award for He also attended Victoria Ontario (UWO), and earned poetry for Rocky Mountain College, the University of a Master of Arts degree from Foot and Gangs of Kosmos. British Columbia (UBC) and UBC in 1963. He was shortlisted for the same award again in 2000 for his book-length poem His Life. Bowering took the Gov­ ernor General's Award for fiction in 1980 for his novel Burning Water, making him the first English writer to receive the prestigious award in both the poetry and fiction categories. Since then, only Marga­ ret Atwood and Michael Ondaatje have achieved the same honour. In addition to his status as one of Canada's most prolific writers, Bowering published magazines throughout the 1960s and '70s, such as Tish, Imago and Beaver Kosmos Folios, and they opened the doors for a new generation of poets. Bowering's strong (I ere is a wonderful opportunity for someone! support for small presses and This meticulously maintained attractive small magazines provided Swiss style home has been operated as a invaluable contributions to a B&B and would be a terrific spacious family home on sometimes neglected pocket three levels. of Canadian culture. Beautiful craftsmanship is displayed throughout from For an evening out you'll never forget. Sky Dining is Throughout his careet as French doors to heavy beams, wood floors and almost an editor, essayist and teach­ made for those moments of relaxation and romance. 1,140 sq.ft. of decks. An automatic stair lift makes it er, he has encouraged other Your experience begins with a scenic flight, winding ideal for seniors. writers and published many your way through the Gulf Islands on the way to a It is centrally located, about 7 minutes to town, south anthologies acknowledging restaurant of your choice. Enjoy a gourmet meal before facing on a 1.28 acre parcel, overlooking Cusheon Canadian poets of the pres­ Lake and just steps to a public swimming access. flying home against the golden orange backdrop of a ent and past. The owners are retiring and much of the contents of At SFU, he created a west coast sunset. If only for a few hours, make the home will be available for sale. course focussed specifically the sky yours and the moment stand still. on British Columbian writ­ Salt Spring Air looks forward to being Priced to sell at $579,000 ers. your host. To find out more, call us. In November 2002, Bow­ CaD Donna. 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lorna ca mmaert _ o August Gallery features works by Stefanie Denz, Nancy Van Patten, Laura Keill, Beate Denz and Barbara D. Clarke. donna cochran o ArtCraft features SSI Basketry Guild display Common Strand until August 10. o The Point Gallery presents Points of View with_works from Karen Day, Stefanie Denz, Diana Dean, Kathy Venter and Dennis O'Connor for.August. o Live music runs at Jill Louise Campbell Gallery of Fine Art on M-IUTTtiEa ll'l.l.OW$ 1-800-887-4321 Saturday and Sunday, 1:30-3:30 p.m. www.tempurcanada.com Tempur Is sold In over 50 countries o Waterfront Gallery features stained glass artist Melanie Dick and worldwide , with hundreds of Blue Indigo pottery artist Merle Box until August 15. dealers across Canada . melanie thompson o Photo Secession IV at ArtSpring with 21 photographers. A better night's sleep, no springs attached! o Thunderbird Gallery presents Pate de Verre created by Thomas R. McPhee. o Jerry Ringrose and Bill Boyd show work at J. Mitchell Gallery. UNCLE ALBERT'S FURNITURE o Artwork of Rosamonde Dupuy is at Island Savings. 107 2nd St. Duncan Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 lC:.JJa o Studio tour featured artists at the Visitor Info Centre are Ulrieke 1·800-593·5303 Sun 11-4 ~ Benner, Trevor Whelon and Manuela Biron, and Prem. I.JULf· l:lLAI'IU:> Ul\lr I VVUUU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2004 "'89

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Lots offamily fun to be foUnd 101 morningsid e road fulford harbour, salt spring island 2j0•6.SJ•4-4I'I EVERYTHING ORGANIC on ·tap at August 7 Fulford Day .ALL THE TIME... YUM -- _,.. By JENNIFER MCFEE with him," she said. Staff Writer Local musicians will The i 6'h -annual Ful­ continue to play throughout ford Day festivities will be the day. underway Saturday, bring­ Afternoon activities ing eight hours of fun-filled include more kids' games events geared for the whole at 1 p.m., Bingo, a cake­ family. walk and a watermelon-eat­ From 10 a.m . right ing contest. through to 6 p.m., festi­ "Unfortunately the tides val-goers can enjoy kids' are wrong for sandcastle games, local music, deli­ building this year, and the cious food and scenic views dress-up booth has fallen at Drummond Park, only through the cracks due to a few minutes drive from a lack of volunteers," Rim­ Fulford Harbour. mer said. Starting off the festival, Instead, kids will be able kids' races will take place to gather for story time from 10 to 11:30 a.m. inside the inflatable Danc­ "We try to do something ing Bear Story Theatre. for everyone from pre­ A 4 p.m. draw will deter­ school age to elementary mine the winner for the Ful­ school age," said this year's ford Day Challenge Quilt. event organizer Stew Rim­ In addition, 25 prizes mer. were donated for the fes­ At around noon, an tival's main raffle by Salt impressive selection of Spring individuals and delectable treats will be businesses. First prize is a offered, sure to please any Carol Evans print entitled palate. Barbecued Salt Veils of Light. Spring lamb, salmo'n and All funds raised by the event will be reinvested beef will be for sale, along into the community through ~tov.veJ with hot dogs, hamburg­ Volunteers staff the ticket booth at last year's bale Fulford Day. the Fulford Day Society. ers and corn on the cob. A In the past, the society has meatless chili option will be donated to island schools, available for vegetarians. Attendees can also look have a feature performer, Drummond Park, Beaver For dessert, families can forward to fruitsicles, Milton Randall, who has Point Hall, Fulford Hall, enjoy mouthwatering slices tea, coffee, juice and soft appeared in the past at Ful­ Treefrog Daycare, Core of homemade fruit pie from drinks, as well as a vari­ ford Elementary School. Inn Youth Project, salmon the anticipated annual pie ety of beverages available The kids really liked that." enhancement funds, the sale. in the refreshment garden, Hoskins said Randall's Salt Spring Historical Soci­ "The pies are pretty open at noon. performance, plus drum­ ety and Ssplash indoor pool famous. They go quickly," Talented musical per­ ming workshops he will society. said Johanna Hoskins, formers will entertain the hold in the afternoon, will "Over the past 15 tarl1l president of the Fulford masses while they munch be fun for the whole fam­ years, we have raised over Day Society, who estimates on their lunch. ily. $56,800, which has been between 1,500 and 2,00 "The live music starts at "Kids and adults alike donated back into the com­ attended last year's event. noon," said Rimmer. "We can come out and drum munity," said Hoskins.

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Fulford Day - ful Drumming workshops provide Managers Bill & Gay Perry hands-on fun Saturday afternoon Renowned percussionist Milton Randall will take the stage as the opening act for Fulford Day's musical per­ fonnances. Randall, who began performing professionally when he was 13 years old, is already known to many Salt Spring school students from hands-on dfumming workshops he led on the island earlier this year. On Saturday afternoon at the Drummond Park event, Randall will offer all-ages workshops based on the Bra­ zilian and African drumming techniques he learned from recognized masters. The public school and university-level educator has performed with symphonies in both Winnipeg and El I Paso, and has appeared on CBC Radio and Mexican tele­ vision programs. Following Randall's opening performance, some of Salt Spring's favourite resident musicians will perform for the crowds. Those include: . • The Swells (KC Kelly, Matt Steffich, Dave Roland and Doug Rhodes); • blues-jazz singer Simone Grasky; • funk-reggae favourites Drop Radio; Happy to support • Celtic-folk performer Harry Warner; Milton Randall johncameron.ca • and a special mystery guest. ~~ Rosemarie & Peter Just a few days left to buy F The Fulford Day Challenge Quilt has been Society reinvests all money raised into local ing two specific pieces of 1 admired throughout the summer while it initiatives. anywhere within their sqU2 Roamer's Landing Marina has been on display at Island Savings Credit Ticket sales for the raffie of last year's nau­ year's harvest theme. Fulford Harbour Union, but the harvest-theme creation will tical-themed quilt earned over $2,200, which "This is the· third year o find a new home following Saturday's Ful- went toward community projects. said Carson, who has beer . ford Day raffie draw. Warm yellows, oranges and browns colour years. Secure annual moorage Organizer Carron Carson initiated the the 56- X 56-inch wall hanging, consisting of "I sold a block to people Mari ne fuel sales quilting challenge several years ago as a contributions from 13 fabric artists. had to be returned to me by fundraiser for Fulford Day. The Fulford Day The quitters faced the challenge of includ- In addition to Carson, · 653-4442 653-4487

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The galleries ARTSPRING are full of wonderful art and • Whether heating up the Boys) on banjo, guitar, and the theatre is bustling with stage with his electrifying vocals, plus music from Vic­ worldwide stars. swing or cradling the curves toria-based multi-instrumen­ • The fourth annual Salt of a tender melody, Montre­ talist Ken Hall (Sunyata, The Spring Island photographers' al-based Guy St-Onge's turn Stomp Club), fiddler/singer show called Photo Seces­ at the piano is an unforgetta­ Velie Huscroft (Honey Girl), sion reflects the sensibili­ ble experience. This engag­ fiddler and dancer Chelsea ties of more than 20 island ing trio pays tribute to one of Sleep (The Twisted String photographers and a range the towering and most influ­ Ensemble), Seattle fiddler of unique methods used to ential figures in all of jazz Karen Dignan, pianist Helen express their artistic visions. history, Bill Evans. Wednes­ Edgar from New Brunswick, From landscape and por­ day, August 11, 8 p.m. and local fiddlers Carolyn traiture to abstract; from the • One of the finest expo­ Hatch and Jaime Rokeby­ dark room to the computer, nents of authentic southern Thomas. Sunday, August 22, STONE ART: Cedar Collins balances a crystal ball on one of his handmade stone the analog camera to the Louisiana Cajun music, 8p.m. cairn sculptures on display last weekend in the Saturday market in Centennial digital camera, the photog­ Hadley Castille and the • The Painters Guild Sum­ Park. Photo by Derrick Lundy raphers are united in their mer Show fills the gallery passion to capture light and Sharecropper Band serve up a musical gumbo that cap­ space with a stunning visual bend it to sublime ends. August 1- 23. tivates and electrifies audi­ array of diverse painterly • Keep your summer siz­ ences worldwide. expression. See the depth zling- Eliana Cuevas deliv­ Turn-of-the-century fid­ and range of work by guild ers the sounds of Venezuela dle tunes combine with a members that shows why with samba jazz and sexy, swing-influenced sound to this local arts group is so sultry salsa. A vocal tour-de­ create an intoxicating blend successful. Open to the pub­ force, Eliana has the ability of rhythm-driven two-steps, lic from August 26 to Sep­ to capture the spirit of Latin old-ti~e waltzes and award­ tember 7. American music and spice it winning original composi­ • On the Burning Bush generously with a captivat­ tions. Friday, August 13, 8 Tour, find improvisational ing stage presence. }1.m. theatrical monologue com­ FRESH BREAST BONE REMOVED 2 • Celebrate the return of bining comedy, satire, drama Pork Side Spare Ribs s.s1k9 1 Top it off with Vocal Art­ ist of the Year in the Latin Festival ArtSpring's favou­ and activism in Spiritually FRESH PORK SHOULDER Achievement Awards Can­ rite and finest chamber Incorrect. Butt Steaks 4.31kg ada 2003 and you have an musicians in tWo evenings of It stars Alan Clements, a FRESH PORK SHOULDER 1 evening of irresistibly beau­ evocative and unforgettable former Buddhist monk, jour­ MAPLE LEAF Country Style Spcre Ribs 4.31kg 1 tiful music. 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Saturday, August Lenny Bruce for the post­ ers of his generation. 14 and Friday, August 20, New Age, a spiritual Ter­ Poet, author, diarist and 8p.m. rence McKenna. historian, Bowering tells it • Fiddleworks presents The show is a benefit for like he sees it in this stimu­ an inspirational Showcase Suu Kyi, Burma's lating, thought-provoking Concert of eight of Canada's incarcerated Nobel peace and witty evening of read­ finest musicians on fiddle, laureate. The show is 80 ings. Saturday, August 7, 8 guitar, banjo, piano, whistle minutes and a note for par­ p.m. and flute, plus singing and ents: it contains explicit con­ • When you listen to the dancing, all brought together tent. Saturday, August 28, Stuttgart Chamber Choir, ,for the Salt Spring Fiddle 7:30p.m. you hear one of Europe's Workshop. To purchase tickets, con­ foremost vocal ensembles This concert features the tact the ArtSpring box office " ... beautifully balanced celebrated Toronto-based in person (I 00 Jackson Ave­ sound [and] bright, rich lay­ duo of Appalachian fiddler nue) or call 537-2102. For ers of resonance." This show Erynn Marshall with Chris further event information is sold out. Coole (The Foggy Hogtown visit www.artspring.ca. Award-winning Cajun band steps onto art centre's stage Cajun fiddler Hadley J. swing-influenced Cajun immersion classes into St. Castille and the Sharecrop­ blues, accordion-driven Landry Parjsh schools and pers bring their foot-tapping, two steps, old-time waltzes just last year he was inducted thigh-slapping sound to Art­ and award-winning original into the order of The Living Spring on Friday, August 13 . songs written by Hadley and Legends (of South Louisi­ Born and raised in Loui­ his son Blake. ana) and received Le Cajun's siana, Hadley J. Castille is At the premiere of A Award of Excellence by the one of the finest exponents Cajun Concerto, which is CFMA. of authentic South Louisiana based on Louisiana Cajun In addition to the two Cajun music. folksongs, the band became Castilles, The Sharecrop­ According to an ArtSpring the first Cajun group to per­ pers consists of keyboard press release, "He is the kind form with a full symphony player Blake Lagneaux, of entertainer who reaches orchestra, the Acadien Sym­ percussionist Kenny Alle­ out to his audience, inviting phony Orchestra. man, and bassist and vocal­ them to join in the celebra­ In 1992 he was honored ist Rick Benoit. Castille and tion of life and music ema­ by the Cajun French Music his band perform thioughout nating from stage." Association (CFMA) with the United States, Canada, Castille often introduces his its annual Heritage Award and Europe. Their record­ songs with spoken narratives for his song called 200 Lines: ings include Forty Acres and that give the audience insight I Must Not Speak French, an Two Mules, Cajun Swamp into the colourful background autobiographical account of Fiddler, Third Generation: and history of the characters being punished as a child La Musique de les Castilles, that inhabit his songs. for speaking French on the and Cajun Christmas. A performance by Had­ school grounds. The show begins at 8 p.m. ley J. Castille and the Share­ Along with Zachary Rich­ and tickets are available cropper Band includes turn- ard andActionAcadian, Had- through the ArtSpring box n..f_th~ _ ,...a.nt-n...-" -hArllo h-.""o"" 1.:.., , h o. J...., o...-:1 ;.....,..,...... ,.,.ln.-.....,. 1:'-n~,.\... ~c~~~ _.1

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I want to follow up on last week's column about the Local Currencies in the 21st Century Conference. What became apparent at the conference is that the Salt Spring Island Monetary Foundation (SSIMF) model of a local currency fully integrated with the national currency is an emerging global standard for local currencies. Eric Booth, who represented the SSIMF at the conference, feels the ideas of Margrit Kennedy and Per Almgren, whom he met there, deserve further consideration on Salt Spring Island.

Magrit Kennedy has argued for monetary reform for the past 15 years. Per Almgren, designed the interest-free savings and loan system used by the ' JAK Bank in Sweden. An important issue, said Eric, is changing the value and use of money at the local level.

Interest does serve a useful function for the circulation of unused funds. But there are many quite negative side-effects. Both Kennedy and Almgren agree in the current money economy there are only two types of costs--labor costs and interest costs. Almgren believes the interest costs are part of what makes growth unsustainable. Margrit Kennedy concurs, "The debt that has accumulated can't be paid back." The debt creates an impossible pressure on social and natural resources. Eliminating interest would alleviate pressure and put more wealth into the hands of local economies, she believes.

The idea of interest-free loans is, perhaps, one of the most revolutionary discussed at the conference. Eric believes such loans could have a role to play in Salt Spring Island's future. Certainly, he says, we should explore the concept as we consider how to utilize the SSIMF reserve fund. The JAK Medlemsbank is a good starting point. The website which outlines its history and its functioning is: http: /lhome.swipnet.se /~w-55704 /jakeng . htm. \.:JUL.r I..;JLI'"\.1"'-'...1' LJI'\11 I •• ....,....,...., ONDAY4PM Noon Tuesday• Sl eds 20 COMING EVENTS 20 COMING EVENTS 29 LOST AND FOUND 34 NOTICES 34 NOTICES FOR A complete calendar FOUND MOTOROLA Cell PLEASE SUPPORT the Notices of coming events check the phone with cover for a belt Family Place (School Sup­ Driftwood Community Cal­ at North End Rd. 2 weeks plies Drive). Donations in ATTENTION endar, in our office in the ago. (Telus owned). Can be cash or supplies accepted. LAND OWNERS 6 DEATHS Upper Ganges Centre, 328 claimed at the Driftwood. Drop boxes around town. Lower Ganges Road, or on Info: 537-9971 . Salt Spring -contract Falling & BUKOVSK~ JAROSLAV FOUND A shell bracelet on Skidding our website at http://www. Burgoyne Bay Road. Call Island Community Ser­ (Jerry) passed away peace­ •Forest Management gulfislands.net. Use the 653-2392 vices. fully with his wife and family -competitive rates calendar for event plan­ FOUND SUNGLASSES IF YOUR Driftwood sub­ at his side on July 28, 2004 ning, to make sure your scription label has the date •Prompt payment at Lady Minto Hospital. He in Centennial Park. Owner date doesn't conflict with highlighted, now is the time •Local References is survived by Jana and may claim by calling Eva at someone else's. to renew! •Fully insured all of his family. A service 537-5527. was held on Saturday, July SUMMER SOCCER FOUND WATCH, St. Mary TIGHTLINE 20 words or less 31 ,2004 on Salt Spring Camps starting Aug. 9 - Lake swimming hole, Wed ISLANDERS Aug . 26 for ages 3 to 16. Island, BC. Hayward's Fu­ 4 pm. Owner may claim at DoyouhaveoneTuesday LOGGING $8.95 neral Service. Registration forms @Port­ the Driftwood. a month, between 1Dam Jack 537-9327 Additional words lock or phone Sue Spencer WE REGRETthe passing of KEYS LEFT at Luigi's, and 3pm, and would like Ryan 653-9739 @537-7775. Registration Monday, July 26. Owner 26¢ each Gordon Arthur Calderhead to do something that on Aug 2/04 .He died sud­ for the SSIYSA 2004/2005 may claim by identifying at your ad for 2 weeks and get is fun, worthwhile and denly at home .He had soccer season still open. Luigi's. third week FREE! gratifying? Then please 40 PERSONALS lived on Salt Spring Island Check www.saltspringsoc­ LOST BASEBALL glove. consider volunteering at PRIVATE PARTY, for the past 20 years and is cer.com or phone Frances Lost at carwash, has great 33 YEAR OLD female look­ MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY survived by his wife Joan @653-4501 . sentimental value. Says the foodbank. ing for soul mate, must be Sorry, no refunds, no changes. and their eight children Pe­ COMMEMORATE HIRO­ Cunningham on it. Please Inquiries; ask for vegan, like to walk/ hike ter, Elizabeth, Paui,Vincent, SHIMA-Nagasaki Day on Melanie Morris at Deadline call 537-5356. Reward will and watch movies. no one Bonnie,Stephen, Danny Salt Spring: art, music, pe­ be given. MONDAY 4PM. SSI Community Services that smokes cigarrettes, and Joan along with their titions, etc. for peace. Aug. POCKET KNIFE found in does drugs or does ex­ 13 grandchildren. The fu­ 9, 6 - 8 PM , Peace Park 25 EDUCATION Fulford. Call 653-4225 to 537-9971 cessive drinking. 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FOR SALE 379 FREEIRECYCLABLES 510 COMMERCIAL SPACE ANTIQUE DESKS, solid HOT TUB for sale: 4 seater WOW, 1 OZ. of Wheatgrass TREADMILL (WESLO) like SALT SPRING FROM HOUSE de-con­ LARGE, BRIGHT 2nd floor wood, $250 ·& $200; An­ round medium size. good juice is equivalent to 2.2 new, was $600, asking $300. struction. Double stainless office with skylight, deck, tique captain's _chair $135. cond. cover. rebuild pump "lbs. of green vegetables. Phone 537-2093. \11\1 HTIIII-\I:f sink, closet mirror doors, new carpet, share recep­ Market display case $70. and heater pack, 1 year Lynn of Masters Greens, CRIB, STORKCRAFT white doors, single pane alumi­ tion. Sublet September 1. Coffee table $65. Persian 347 Upper Ganges Road warranty, includes delivery, 161 Norton Rd. 538-9080. drop down side. $80. Girls bike num windows, carpets, 537-1616. Gulf metal box $25. Toast­ $2000 obo. 537-5147. DOWNSIZING & MOVING 18" wheel diam. mint. Age 5-7 "'Winen convenience Hale-co oil furnace and er, flip down $35. Solid pine RETAIL SPACE available DELTA WOODLATHE 12" Sale at Chickadee Pine, years $75. Microscope set, good and security matter" tank, wash basin unit, light bench $70. Metal table, in Moby's Plaza August swing, adj. handstock, vari­ 125 Churchill Road, Sat., condition $50, 653-4258. fixtures, etc. 537-0642. new $80. Child's desk $75. 1. Contact Barry or Jamie able speed. Exc. condition. Aug. 7. Workshop clean TRUSSES & STRAPPING, soil­ 537-5888 537-1804. 537-5559. Phone 537-4619 aft. 6 p.m. out, old windows, house able for construction of out build­ FULFORD VILLAGE prime TWO WHITE nightstands CORRECTED PHONE #: stuff. Starts about 9. ing, 10' x 25' $300. 537-0642. $25 ea. Small wooden HOT TUB for sale. 4 seats FRASER'S · e ·~ frontage in charming build­ PHOENIX COMPOSTING toi­ LIIU Clltllll U llliiiiU bookcase $20. Antique FRUIT SALES, by the ton or THIMBLE FARMS ing. Suit professional or re­ & lounger. 9 jets. Good pound. Apricots, cherries, let. 4' x 5' and 6' high. All fittings. hearth stool $25. Two cov­ cover. Cedar skirt, A 1 cond. tail. 653-4101 . sunrise apples, shiro plums, Paid $5000. Will sell for $2500. SJGHTFIRST ered foam sleeping mats Incl. delivery and warranty. 175 ARBUTUS AI~ and peaches. Shipping pos­ 537-0642. 537-6788 .• COMMERCIAL PROP­ $1 0 ea. 537-8779. New heater, rebuilt spa sibly arranged. Summer­ TWO CAPTAIN'S chairs from ERTY available in prime THAI TEAK table and chair pack. 537-51'47. • downtown location. land, BC. 250-494-0300. motor home $50 for both. 537- OPEN --vE sets-- gorgeous hand et cetera - smaller in size, drdickinson@ shaw.ca. 2500. 7 DAYS A WEEK , A LIONS ~ PRo.JECT 100x140ft lot, 3 businesses carved elephant stools, same excellent service! PORTA POnY, very clean, with leases, 1 apartment. iron-wood bar stools, and TAKE THE TIME to record FIOt 9AM • 4:30PM 537-5115. See our ads in' hardly used, $50. Debbie 537- $279,000. Call 1-250-837- beautiful custom cabinetry your memories! Unlock RECYCLE the new Lions Directory. 2166 after 6 please. 2568. Revelstoke, BC. for sale, all extremely fine. EXPERT WATCH repairs and record your life stories Call 537-1038 after 6pm. with Stories of Your Life DRESSING TABLE, oak, 3 YOUR by certified watchmaker. drawers and door $100. 2 sets Tons of FORMAL DINING room Located between Crofton software. An outstanding OLD GLASSES Lancer Bldg gift! Order online: www. Acme mirrored doors, boxed, 48 suite, dark, inlaid, cherry and Duncan. Serving the x 80, $50 ea. Almost new hide­ Your old prescription wood table with 8 padded Cowichan Valley over 25 cdrom4you.com. Ground Floor a-bed $75. 2 bicycles M -& F, Instant Colour lenses can be a gift of chairs and lighted china years. Call L.D. Frank-Jew­ FAUX LEATHER black couch Road King glider $40 ea. Water Office cabinet, $3200. 653-9060. eller and Watchmaker 250- and 2 matching chairs, ex­ pump, $10. Westinghouse wall sight. Boxes located at: Available 748-6058 (Duncan). Sat­ cellent conditon, $500, call 342 GARDEN SUPPLIES oven $50. Minn Kota Turbo Pro, Han~ng Baskets, P~nters • Pharmasave call Wendy urday pick-up & deliver)' on 537-6911 . model #112, $100.537-9172. FRESH GROUND wood Salt Spring. • Bank of Montreal (250) 537-5268 SEARS KENMORE stove AS SEEN ON TV! Get an MDG And More! mulch, 12 c.y. load deliv­ VACUUMS! VACUUMS! with self-cleaning oven and • Bank of Commerce ered for $150.537-2167. Horizon PC for only $899 or 81 • Island Savings Credit Union Repairs, bags & belts, used range hood. Works well. cents/day (O.A.C.). With a free 520 HOUSES FOR RENT LOCALLY GROWN cold­ • Gulf Islands Optical vacuum bargains. Satis­ $99, call 537-9566. Lexmark 3 in 1 Printer, free hardy Palm and Eucalyptus faction guaranteed! Salt MERIT FURNITURE: Sofas digital camera, free CD burner, seedlings for sale. 537-9516 Spring Linen & Dryclean­ $499.99 +Up, matt. & box free Microsoft Word and free 17" 390 WEBSITES ~Qudf<_~/d. or bananajoe@saltspring. ers, 116 Hereford Avenue, $199.99+up. Leather chair Samsung monitor. No money WEB BUILDER. Design, com. Ganges. 537-2241. down. Don't delay, call today! 1- PROPERTY with ottoman $199.99+up. maintenance and promo­ STORAGE TANKS: water, 800-236-2504 j MANAGEMENT 350 MISC. FOR SALE Table & 4 chairs $199.99+up. tion. Affordable rates. Inqui­ septic, sewage-holding www.meritfurnitureduncan, SAWMILLS from $3,495.00- ~ DIVISION EXPERT CLOCK repair and (polyethylene). Ecological 351 MISC. WANTED ries to 538-0255. magiccott restoration - antiques my 1-250-746-5527. LumberMate-2000 & Lumber­ Systems: sewage-treat­ [email protected]. Vesuvius, 3 bedroom specialty. Free estimates, WOW, 1 ozof wheatgrass Lite-24. Norwood Industries WANTED AFFORDABLE ment plants, effluent filters. SALT SPRING Music is horne minutes from reasonable rates. Free house juice is equivalent to 2.2 lbs also manufactures utility ATV at­ beds with frames, any size Visa, Mastercard, Ameri­ tachments, log skidders, board or suite, Lawn mower, clean on the Internet at www. beach, avail imm. $1400 calls for shut-ins and heavy can Express accepted. GIS of green vegetables. Lynn saltspringmusic.com. Hear clocks. Mark's Clockworks, of Masters Green, 161 edgers and forestry equipment. couch, pressurized canner Wilkie Way, Beautiful Sales & Rentals 653-4013. and/or jars. Boat and motor song samples before you 537-5061 . Norton Rd, 538-9080. www.norwoodindustries.com home with panoramic SALT SPRING Vacuum - free information: 1-800-566- under$500. 537-5168. buy. Pay by cheque or cred­ 18' SUNBURST CLASSIC views, avail Sept. - Mar. - Large selection of bags BOLEN HT20 hydrostatic 20 6899 Ext. 400 OT it card. More than 40 COs Norseman awning for R.V. or HP tractor, PTO drive tiller with available. $1800 and belts. On-island ser­ MATIRESS SHOW & sale! 20 370 PETS/LIVESTOCK trailer, $200.537-1433. hyp. lift, front end loader with vice work. New and used queeN-size models showing Robinson Road, quaint, LARGE BLUE sandstone vacuums for sale. Also, bucket. Aux. front hydraulics. FEMALE STANDARD don­ 410 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - top quality, sharp sale prizes! key for sale, 6 years old, furnished, country cottage, rock. Three to four truckloads. sales & installation of built­ Very good condition $4150, call THETIS ISLAND, regular Flip free 416-coil quilted mat­ $500 firm. Call537-2093. avai! now 'til Sept. $1200 Please call 537-1 606. in vacuums 537-0066. 537-0738. tress sets $449. Flip free, queen ferry service from Che- - KITTENS AND KITTENS. mainus, 350 residents, 1/2 high loft pillow topper $509.775- Lots of young healthy kit­ Call 537-1271 pockef coils, flip free high loft acre lot, 50 mile ocean view r------• tens at the SPCA. Come , drilled well, septic system, 1 1 pillow toppers (choice of 3 mod­ and meet them, Mon to Fri Crossword-lovers' Contest els) , queen set $999. 390-coil mature cedar, fir and arbu­ 12 to 4pm, Sat 2 to 4pm. tus, cleared building site, ROYAL hl_ subscription to one of our luxury pillow-topper sets: queen Properry !\1flllfl.._~"'mt l..Jd. I 537-1442 or 537-2123. $129,000. 1-888-513-3400. office or email your info $399,54"$349,39"$289.Sieep • 289 Mid Island I 2 MINIATURE STALLIONS, WATERFRONT PAL- winner is a current station quilted 30-coil queen 2 bdrm 4 appl unfurn sets $299. 54" $259, 39" $199, 1 pinto, 1 palomino, $900 ACE. Eagles, sunsets, waterview I 39" 312-coil mattress $99.95, each. 653-9648. privacy. Lasqueti Island, N/PN/S $900 ,------I 54" $149.95. Many others! Good 5 EASILY PLEASED, good $1 ,500,000, Jim 250-333- • 244 Mid Island used sets 39", 54", queens from natured Llamas, need good 8669. 2 bdrm 4 appl unfurn $99.95. Sears-0-Pedic king­ home for happy grazing. All 1.25 ACRES WATER­ water view, sol~ude I size set w/roller frame $199.95. they require is some TLC FRONT. -Views and pri­ NIP N/S$950 Cherry or Honey pine bedroom and a bit of hay. For more vacy, excellent investment • 566 Mid Island suites $699. Farm style solid info. i.e.. papers, shots, property. Lasqueti Island, long term new executive wood pedestal table/arrow back price (very negotiable) $150,000 firm. Jim 250- 2 bedroom 5 appl unfurn Canadiana Crossword chairs. Oak or Oak white 7 contact Carol or James 333-8669. NIP N/S$ 2500 pc. $388. Chairs only 4/$188. 604-576-1374. TOWN LOT, private, treed, •166 Mid Island A Raft of Rivers China cabinets from $98. Pairs RIPLEES RANCH Super fully serviced on cul-de-sac. long term upper level of love seats like new, blue or Premium pet foods, groom­ Priced $165,000. Phone 3 bdrm 4 appl unfurn rose 2/$588. Buy & Save, 9818 ing products. Satisfaction 537-2408, 537-1603. NIP N/S$ 1250 Fourth St. Sidney. guaranteed. Home delivery. OKANAGAN LAKEFRONT. • 656 Mid Island Gulf Islands Pet Supplies, Resort style living in the vi­ long term new twnhse Authorized Distributor. Call brant desert community 1 bedroom, 5 appl unfurn Janine at 653-2095. of Osoyoos. Full ownership, NIP N/S $ 1600 LOOKING FOR a good lakefront villas and condos • 601 Mid Island home. 3 year old female for recreational or full-time watertront condo American staff. all shots, use. Prices starting in low Avail on 1 Oct 2 bdrm very affectionate but needs $100,000s. 1-866-738- turn NIP N/S$ 2625 1002. www.casa-del-lago. to be ,only pet. Call 537- 537-5577 5320Jamin. ca. Co-operators Real Es­ tate Services Inc. www.royalproperty.ca 379 FREEIRECYCLABLES 460 WANTED TO BUY THIS COLUMN is designed WE ARE wishing to pur­ for free recyclable · items only (no animals). There is chase an oceanfront! ocean no charge to place items view property on either in this column. Ads can be Galiano or Mayne Island for weekend get-aways/va­ submitted in person at the cations. Please contact Driftwood office (328 Lower Tim @ [email protected] Ganges Road) by normal or 604-307-3693. deadline (Monday 5 pm.) or by phone 537-9933, 490 WEBSITES fax 537-2613 or email REAL ESTATE listings for [email protected]. SALT SPRING Island Re­ the Gulf Islands are view­ able anywhere in the world cycle Depot is located at with Internet access. www. 349 Rainbow Rd. We are gulfislands.net open Tuesday through ACROSS 41 Itinerary ref. 21 Work unit Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm. 500 APT/SUITES FOR RENT ------This service is operated I Common complaint 42 Lighten up? 24 Confused by Salt Spring Island Com­ GANGES HARBOUR 5 Silence view,1200 SQ. FT. over­ 46 Newfoundland heritage 25 Small duck munity Services. Please sized 1 bedroom .suite, 4 8 Affirm slangily river 26 Slippery call The Recycle Depot at 12 Malaria 49 Turkish topper 27 Whale baby appliances, close to town, 537-1200, or Community $795. 818-642-5526. 13 Regret 51 Dory need 28 Prevaricator Services at 537-9971 for 14 Impulse 52 Raptors 29 _ Fraser, World information on materials 500 APT/SUITES FOR RENT 15 Israeli port 53 Adolph's mistress Cup aerials champ accepted for recycling. PACKING CARTONS avail­ SPACIOUS, PLEASANT 16 B ack then 54 Sins 30 Get by suite is available Septem­ I BEDROOM CABIN on 17 Tree feature 55 Computer key 33 Dive-bombed able at The Local liquor ocean view acreage. Pri­ store, Gasoline Alley. ber 1 in a quiet neighbour­ 18 Nerve cell 56 Fox hole 34 New Brunswick heri- hood in Vesuvius. We are vate, Mt. Belcher Hghts. DOUBLE MATTRESS & 20 Zodiac sign 57 Phobia or blast pre­ tage river looking for quiet, respon­ property is presently for box spring, very clean, U sale. $700 per month, refer­ 22Ancient ceder 36 Tennis term sible individuals interested pick up. Debbie, after 6 ences required, 537-2476. 23 Pretentious 37 Nigerian city in long-term rental. N/S, please. 537-2166 BEAUTIFULLY SECLUD­ 27 Allege DOWN 39 Intuit N/P. Rent includes water, NINE DOOR drawer with hydro and cable and is ED furnished seaside 30 Ovum 1 WW2 battlefield 40 Russian industrial city mirror, 6 drawer chest of negotiable depending on house, 2 bedrm and loft, 43 Swiss river 31 Spot 2 Stare lasciviously drawers and 2 end tables. number of renters. Gar­ South Island, Sep 1 - to 44 Auto part, for short 32 Isn't, slangily 3 Hawaiian cookout Free for pick up, call 537- den available too. Please June 30 , $700 plus util. , N/S N/0, 653-9470 or 604- 33 Heavens 4 Ontario heritage river 45 Oil giant 2819. call538-1639. 937-7473. 34 Aquatic animal 5 Ontario heritage river 46 Current, slangily WORKING TV AND VCR, 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH , gas 35 Computer hookup, 6 Calendar ref. 47 Reverence 537-4747. 510 COMMERCIAL SPACE fire place, 7 appl., Vesuvius 48 Under the weather FREE TO pick up, 30" GE NEWLY RENOVATED! abbr. 7 University subj. area, Lake view, N/S, N/P 36 Female saint, abbr. 8 NWT heritage river 50 First lady? electric range oven, ele­ Street-front, stand-alone ments and timer work, preferred, rec room. Long 37 NATO member 9 Sea eagle 1 , 140 sf shop/store/gallery term for Oct 1 , $1200 per clock and self cleaning available now for lease. 38 British Columbia heri­ 10 Back then month. Can be viewed be­ need repair, call 537-0738. Highly visible, wonderful tage river 11 Agitated tween Aug 15 & Aug 31 , Answers Next Week COLOUR TV, still works, location. See at Merchant 537-7413 or 537-5789 call 40 The Colonel's Co. 19 Salamander 5?7-8830, leave message. Mews! Richard 537-9125. after 5:30. uULr I:>LAI'IU:> U"lr I VVVVU WI::UNI::5DAY, AUGUST 4, 2004 A B19 520 HOUSES FOR RENT 805 AUTOMOTIVE, REPAIRS 822 CAMPERS &TRAILERS 835 MOTORCYCLE, SALES 855 TRUCKS/4X4S 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on 9'6" ALPH IL CAMPER, 1985 KAWASAKI 900 CC 1987 DODGE CARAVAN SUMMERSIDE (FOR­ STRUCK, local heavy duty roof racks, new family desperately seek­ 2 acres in south end, View, fridge, stove, oven, 2 pc. Ninja. Water cooled, runs MERLY Atkins Common) AIR MILES shock assemblies, new mas­ ing rental accommodation quiet garden N/S, long bath, boat rack, step, hyd . great. $2300. Ph. 537- Adult pool membership jacks. Will consider trade 5330. ter cylinder, $750 obo. 537- available to public, sin­ in Vancouver for 6-12 term, $1500 includes utili­ 4713. Good workman's van. months starting Septem­ ties. Sept 1. References on travel trailer. Exc. cond. gle/couple $100/$175. $3500.537-5734. 845 RECREATIONAL ber 1 . Local mother and p_lease. 537-1191 . ~AYLESS 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Payable in advance with VEHICLES, SALES 3 months minimum, call daughter (Heather and PRIVATE, EXECUTIVE value the island™ GOTTA SELL your car, Morgan) need to care for we 825 CARS, SALES 9 FT CAMPER, great Royal Property Mgt 537- quality, Thetis Island re­ COMPLETE truck, boat, RV, trailer or sister Kaz during the criti­ 1988 TOYOTA COROLLA, shape, queen size bed , 5577. treat. 3 story modern AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS A.W.D., station wagon, great fridge, stove, oven, toi­ motorcycle? Advertise it in cal time following a bone PAINTING CLASSES in marrow transplant for house, fully furnished, Unleaded Fuels • Diesel condition, 243,000 kms., let, no leaks, $1400, call the Driftwood for 8 weeks watercolour or acrylics, in life-threatening leukemia. 3 decks, 2 bedrooms, 2 Tires • Batmies • Aa:=xies cruise, pwr. sunroof, runs 537-1069. at only $29.95. (private bath, office w/ Murphy party ads, 20 words, 1 ve­ small group setting. Sept. Seeking any leads on a 2 537-4554 or 537-9300 well, $5000.537-4156. 1969/70 CORTEZ CLARK bed. A quite haven with hicle per special, must be - mid Dec. Beginners & bedroom (min) . Must be Monday-Satun:la 8am--7pm 1981 WHITE VOLVO DL, classic motorhome. Rebuilt, Advanced. Call Val Konig within 15 minutes of Van­ every amenity. tact away 4 dr. sedan, exc. running new paint, excellent condi­ prepaid.} Call 537-9933 with in 5 acres of ancient Sunday 9 am-{) pm for details. to register. 537-9531 . couver General for daily cond., new timing belt & tion, no rust. Must be sold/ outpatient treatment and forest yet just a short walk CooH ct ParlxJN Pd. iJ'd ..IOO:Il tw.. FITNESS BUDDY one to battery, recent shock tow­ traded. Asking $10,500. PLEASE NOTE: Too Late emergencies. Rent must to water access. price neg. one activity buddy - very ers, brakes all good, ex­ All offers considered. 537- to Classify ads are accept­ be reasonable, as all ex­ 250-246-9524 or 818-993- haust all new, 21 Ok km. , 9555. ed until 12:00pm Tuesday affordable. Beginners wel­ 820 BOATS & MARINE, come - all levels. need tra family resources have 6903. $1100.537-1433. OVER 200 NEW & used at the rate of $11.25 for 20 been exhausted. support, companionship, 2 BEDROOM HOME with SALES 1992 PONTIAC TRANS­ motorhomes, diesel push­ words or less and 36 cents MOVING SALE, every­ PORT SE 4.3L, rebuilt fun? Let's do it together. view, $950 per month, ENTERPRISE SAILBOAT ers, 5th wheels, trailers, for each additional word. thing must go, antiques, trans. , PW, PL tow hitch, For more info call Kristie minimum 1 year, possibly fiberglass hull & deck, alu­ vans, campers. Total RV The Driftwood cannot be appliances, furniture etc. nice and clean vehicle, 537-1219. extendable, N/S couple minum mast, boom bailers, Centre. Special RV financ­ responsible for errors or Call 653-2301 for details. $2850, 653-4154. or single person only. N/ excellent for student sail­ ing. Since 1984. Voyager omissions as these ads ATTENTION: AMERICAN 1987 GMC CARGO VAN , p available Sep 01, 537- ors, $2,700 with trailer, call 1992 TOYOTA CAMRY, RV- Hwy 97, Winfield, BC. may not be proof read be­ expatriates living in Can­ excellent cond. low mile­ 1905. Sylvain 653-9449. 108,000 miles, 4 cyl., auto. , 1-800-668-1447. www.voy­ cause of time constraint. ada. Do you know how age, well maintained, reduced to $4550 obo, 537- 197 4 NEWPORT 28' Sloop, agerRV.ca KITTENS AND KITTENS. to vote in the forth-com­ $300 obo. 653-2301 . 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, 9534. ocean view, sunny, Oct1 , Atomic 4, fully equipped, Lots of young healthy kit­ ing presidential election? GARAGE SALE Saturday, 1981 RABBIT CONVERT­ long-term n/p, n/s, w/d, roller furling, auto helm, tens at the SPCA. Come Contact Cliff Knox 537- August 7, 10 - 2 pm. No IBLE. Many new parts. A propane stove & BarBO, If you can tow it, and meet them, Mon to Fri 0804 or Garth Hendren early birds please. 139 $950 plus util., refs. , 537- little beauty. Only $3500. 2506. DIS, radio, Zodiac dinghy, 12 to 4pm, Sat 2 to 4pm. 537-1567. Harbourside Place many extras, $18,000.653- 537-2650 eves. we can service it ST. MARY'S LAKE, 1 537-1442 or 537-2123. GET YOUR firewood in STRONG WOMEN. Reno 2375. NISSAN PATHFINDER '89. bedroom cabin, shared • Hitches 9'6" ALPHIL CAMPER, August before the Sep­ clean-up, clean-up/ haul­ CATALINA 27 SAILBOAT, Burgundy 2 door. Runs property, wood heat, long • Horse Trailers fridge, stove, oven, 2 pc. tember rush. Phone Ko­ ing, garden refuse, junk to Yamaha 4-stroke, many ex­ great. 4 w.d. Good tires, term, quiet, responsible, • Boat Trailers • RV's bath, boat rack, step, hyd. nig & Son firewood. 537- the dump, recycling. Van­ tras, ready to sail. $12,500. brakes, transmission, $2500 essa 537-1984. single only. N/S, N/P, obo. 1-604-315-2489. jacks. Will consider trade 9531. 653-4563, evenings. PARTS & SERVICE 1983 TOYOTA CELICA, Sept. 1 , $700 & utilities. 1991 DODGE STEALTH on travel trailer. Exc. cond. CALVIN'S BISTRO re­ 28'6" 1949 ATKIN, FLUSH 1·800-665-9942 4 cyl. great gas mileage, References required. AT, blue, loaded, mint $3500. 537-5734. quires dishwasher. Deck · Cruiser, beautiful & www.trianglerv.com $600. Also Estate .sale, 537-5681 . condition, well maintained Please apply in person. unique. A real head turner, GOING TO Nelson with a 1983 Pontiac 2000, 4 cyl. $13,500. 653-4312. HP LASERJET PRINTER LONG TERM, comfort­ a classic. Registered B.C. GLERV truck? I will pay to take a only 78,000 original km. able, large one bedroom Maritime Museum Vintage 1982 OLDSMOBIL CUT­ small Honda scooter. Call for sale $75. Call 538- $1500. 537-1984, 537- ground floor apartment, Vessel. Red cedar on oak, LASS Supreme 6-pas­ Steve 250-386-0650. 1772. 6985. senger station wagon, one in Sidney • Close to the Ferr 2km from Ganges. $700/ full stand up canvas, 6' head­ RELIABLE EXPERI­ ARE YOU hosting a party? WANTED:WINDERNESS owner, 169,000 km, good month including utili­ room throughout. 235 Chev. ENCED housesitter avail­ Need ice? We sell clean survival gear: fishing rods, condition, $1000 obo, 537- ties. Recently renovated. six. Quiet, smooth, depend­ 850TIRES able now! 5-1/2 years ex­ flaked ice. $5/cooler, $10/ generator, camping gear able. Lowrance sounder, 1688. Washer and Dryer. Sepa­ www.discounttires-auto­ perience. Clean, N/P, N/S, garbage can, $25/fish and participants in creat­ rate entrance and parking. Garmin GPS, Navico au­ 1975 MGB, BLAZE orange, N/D. Trustworthy. Please tote.1 07 Meyer Rd. 250 ing a campground. 537- soft & hardtop, no rust, repairs.com. Guaranteed NS, NP available Sept 1. topilot, VHF, nice galley, call: 604-608-3155 for an 653-9900/ 537-7167. 1984. head, etc. A well equipped, great condition. $4000. tires from $10. 2920 Jack­ Contact 537 8824 interview. 1987 4 WD SUBARU charming craft. $24,000 653-9060. lin (Langford}. 1-888-383- FOUND BUDGIE in the WAGON, clean in and Cdn. For more information 1050. LIVE CRAB. Sat. & Sun., Fulford area, very friendly. 525 RENTALS MISC. 1990 SUNBIRD - VERY out. $1800.537-1984. call250-537-7350. well maintained, however, 4 BRIDGESTONE TIRES 1 :00 - 4:00, Centennial Call537-1023. COMPTROLLER WANT-' GARAGE - WORKSHOP NEW TANDEM boat trailer needs some mechanical/ 205-70-R15, duller HIT Dock, Ganges. MV Wei­ FREE WOODSTOVE,not ED. 1 - 2 days a week. - STORAGE, huge double to suit boats to 28' and body work. Asking $900. approx. 30% used $70 ea.­ bury Bay Too. 537-9673, CSA, new glass window, Interested parties please car, 220 volt outlet, large 2705 kg. capacity. Never Debbie 537-2166 after 6 ideal for Subaru Forester, cell 537-6280. you pick up, 537-2506. leave messages at 537- workshop bench, for rent, been in water, $3500. 537- only_Qiease. new $180 ea, call Sikundar BLACKBERRIES NEED­ COMPANY COMING? 6116. $250/month. 537-0084. 0642. 1990 FORD F250, auto,tow 537-9947. ED by S.S. Vineyards. Sweet furnished 2 bed­ HOUSESITTING WANT­ WANTED: GARAGE or PROJECT. SANGSTER 24' package, 193,000 km , good FOUR ' PIRELLI Scorpion Please bring a minimum room, close to town, ED. Professional local other secure storage for cruiser, deep "V" hull. New­ tires & body. New radia­ LT20 truck tires, 255-75 of 20 lbs. after 1 p.m. dai­ avail. now through Sept couple seeking housesit­ ly overhauled Chrysler 360 tor, brakes, gas tank, head R15, less than 4k/km., small car for 6 months ly. Paying $2/ lb. For info 5, 2004. Call for very rea­ ting opportunity. Short or engine and Volvo 280 leg. gasket and more, $3500, $1100 new, will sell for or 1 year. Prefer close to please call 653-9463. sonable rate! 537-1271 . long term. Excellent ref­ $6000. 537-0642. 653-9394. $200 firm. 537-5852. Ganges. Start September. WE WOULD like to buy a PRIVATE HOME sale, erences. Call Jude. 653- 604-454-7750. CATALINA 30. THIS 1981 825 CARS, SALES 855 TRUCKS/4X4S used hot tub. Peter 538- great ocean views, 2 bed­ 9146. Catalina 30 needs a home 1989 TOYOTA TERCEL 1987 TOYOTA X-CAB long 0052. rooms plus in-law suite, WALDORF PRE-KIN- 540 WANTED/RENTALS and a family who will sail box, 2wd, exc. running her more often. Her attri­ auto, 2 dr. , 107,000 km , GLASS BEADMAKING on water, sewer. North DERGARDEN opens cond ., good body, no rust. EMPLOYED ISLAND butes are many and are: well maintained, clean classes start Aug 5! Call end. $324,000. 250-882- this fall : South end Tues. Gray w/matching canopy. woman seeks peaceful 18 hp Volvo Penta Diesel body and engine, $3200. Valla 537-9476 or email 2242. through Fri, 9 - 12:30. Good rubber. New overload home. Cabin (rustic O.K.), motor, wheel steering, auto 653-9394. artist@ avantiglass.com LOVELY GARDEN level Call Carleen 537-7355 for leaf springs, 200,000 km. , suite, house, room, house­ helm, solar panel, Paloma SECOND CHANCE FI­ for more info. studio, utilities included, more information. $3000.537-1433. sitting etc. Bliss @ 537- hot water heater, Sigma NANCE. We say yes to ISLANDERS, DO you suit single only, N/S, N/P, LARGE 1 BEDROOM suite, 5961 or 537-4222. diesel heater, refrigerator, poor credit and bankrupts. 1994 FORD F-250, 4 X 4, have one Tuesday a refs. req'd. Sept. 1 . $535. private balcony, fully fur­ Select from over 450 cars excellent condition, bed head with shower, holding month between 1 0 am 537-8440 (leave mes­ nished. For 2 people. Avail­ - trucks, 4x4s - vans. Call liner, good tires, 130k, able .now, $700 plus hydro. 600 BED & BREAKFAST tank with macerator, man­ and 3 pm and would like saggl. ual windlass, AM/FM & 5 Mar!.Y. 604-552-4554. $12,000. 537-5734. Walk to town. 537-2796. VICTORIA-FAIRFIELD, to do something that is LOST CAMERA, Fuji digi­ CD stacker stereo system, WWW. CREDIT-KING. 1987 MAZDA B 2200 King RORY MCLEOD, singer, lovely lodge room, com­ fun, worthwhile and grati­ tal, silver body, reward, 1500 watt power inverter, COM . Automobiles and Cab, 5 speed, excellent storyteller, troubadour; a fortable queen bed, sepa­ fying? Then please con­ custom teak cockpit table, more - 400 vehicles online. working vehicle. $1800. evenings 537-2519. one man band. Wed. Au­ rate entrance, full bath, 3 burner propane stove Trucks/vans/cars/S UVs. 537-0029 6 a.m.- 4 p.m. sider volunteering at the PLANET MUSIC with spe­ gust 11, 8 pm, All Saints 2 min to beach, 5 min to foodbank. Inquiries, ask with oven , two new ma­ Diesel/gas. Turned down? 1991 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER , cial guest Simon Millerd at by-the-Sea. Tickets at park, $45/night, 250-386- for Melanie Morris at SSI rine batteries, new fortress Rates too high? Trading in? original owner, excellent Anise Restaurant on Aug. Acoustic Planet. Present­ 3346. Community Service, 537- FX-16 light weight anchor, Instant money available for condition, all service re­ 5 and Tree House Cafe ed by Salt Spring Festival custom cockpit cushions, you . From 0-7% and com­ 9971 . 615 HOLIDAY cords, 230,000 km . $6900 Aug. 7. of the Arts. stepped mast, lazy jacks plimentary delivery. Zero obo. 537-1472. SMALL TRAILER wanted FOR SALE: Assorted FREE BABY carseat, call ACCOMMODATION and traveller, mainsail down financing available. FORD RANGER '96, 4 x for camping. Must be fair­ clothing racks & hangers 537-2246. and 140% Genoa. Now Apply today. Call anytime ly lightweight, no canvas MEXICO BEACHFRONT $39.900. Call 537-1352 . . 1-800-650-4829 (2417) 4, XLT, extended cab, box $35- 50 each. 537-8985. FREE ATTRACTIVE apts. @ Bucerias, 25K liner, canopy, 148K, green­ trailers please. 538-0052. CARPENTER/RENOVA­ rooster looking for appre­ north of Puerta Vallarta. blue, excellent cond. inside PLEASE SUPPORT the TOR needed to finish new ciative home. 653-4589. Nov. 1 - Dec 15. Rates and out. $12,500. 653- Family Place (School house. Contract or hourly. 1977 EDSON 20' CLASS from $495- $845 U.S. Call 4614. Supplies Drive). Dona­ 250-475-2291. C motor home, ale, 1 ton GMC w/ duals. Engine Don 537-9517. JEEP GRAND Wagoneer, tions in cash or supplies BURGOYNE BAY, 2 bed­ DELIGHTFUL, SPA­ 1989, full loaded, mint accepted. Drop boxes sound, clean. $4200 obo. room, 1 bath, suite, suits 537-9918. CIOUS oceanview main condition, $6500 obo. Call around town. Info: 537- professional single ot cou­ Robert 537-9697. WANTED - USED quality floor suite, gardens, pri­ 9971. Salt Spring Island ple, prefer N/S, N/P. $800 VCite decks, quiet acreage. 1986 PICKUP S10, new Community Services. toys for ages 6 to 12 for per month, phone 537- after school program in Suit single or couple. Avail. clutch, $1800 with canopy, BOOKS BOUGHT Tues­ 7771 , leave message. Aug. 1, $750 weekly. 537- - $1600 obo without. View at day & Wednesday morn­ September. Lego, building •TRUCKS•CARS•TRUCKS•CARS•TRUCKS• SCHUBART DESIGNED materials, sports equip., 8393. Murakami's, call Scott 537- ings, Sabine's Bookshop, CARS 1975. 2 bedroom bungalow w/ games, art/craft materials. GULF ISLANDS GET­ Grace Point. Needed ur­ wood floors, jacuzzi bath, Call Lisa @ 537-5663. 1987 VOLVO 740, 4CYL AUTO ...... $3295 1991 FORD F-250, 4x4, gently: Saltspring books. AWAY. Rooms and cabins 1989 PONTIAC BNILLE, V/6 AUTO ...... $1295 electric heat & wood fire­ THE WINE CELLAR is at beautiful west coast good condition, bed liner, Home visits by appoint­ place. 1 1/2 acres of forest WAS $5995 20 K on new motor, $7500 featuring some interna­ waterfront retreat. Private, 1965 MUSTANG, 6CYL AUTO .... NOW 4995 ment. 538-0025. & gardens shared w/sep­ obo. 537-4351 , call after tional wines with 10% dis­ exclusive, and tranquil. 1986 CHRYSLER LEBARON, CONV ...... $2295 SEWING/QUILTING arate, rented nonresiden­ 6 gm. count for August. All Ital­ Daily and weekly rates 1986 SUBARU, 4CYL AUTO ...... $1495 Machines available at tial studio. $1 050, Aug. 15 WWW. CREDIT-KING . ian, French and Australian with most rooms starting 1983 DATSUN 200SX, AUTO ...... $1295 Stitches Quilt Shop, 120 or Sept. 1 , non-smoker, COM. Automobiles and wines from Winexpert on at $100 per night (double TRUCKS Hereford Ave, 537-8985. some watering. 604-876- sale. Make your wine in more - 400 vehicles online. ~ CHEVY 1/2T PU, VB AUTO ...... $3795 1403. time for Christmas. Call us occupancy). Family ac­ Trucks/vans/cars/S UVs. Repair drop-off located commodation I rates avail­ 1992 CHEVY 1/2T PU, VB AUTO CANOPY .....$3995 Diesel/gas. Turned down? next door at Salt Spring Wanted to rent: local at 537-0721 or come to 156 able. Convenient ferry ac­ suvs Rates too high? Trading in? Linen & Dry Cleaners. professional couple look­ Devine Drive any afternoon cess. Call Clam Bay Farm, 1994 Instant money available for Your two Island Agents ing for one bedroom unit Tuesday - Saturday. 1-250-629-6313. www. you. From 0-7% and com­ for Sawyer Sewing Centre torent starting late Sep­ BARB'S BUNS needs an clambaycom. plimentary delivery. Zero Victoria. tember. Local references. experienced vegetarian TIMESHARE RESALES down financing available. ACCELERATED DIAL-UP Very quiet, non-smokers, grill cook. Long term posi­ - Rii® Stroman - Since Apply today. Call anytime makes web surfing and nopets, no kids. Gone tion, wage negotiable. Ap­ ply in person with resume 1979. Buy-sell-rent-ex­ 1-800-650-4829 (2417) e-mail downloads up to most weekends from December on. Could be - see Gina or Barb. change. Worldwide selec­ 5 times faster! Packages 856 BUSES, VANS ideal for bedand breakfast tion. Call now! 1-800-201- from $14.95 mo. Web De­ 1991 CHEVROLET LUMINA type of operation or guest 0864. sign Specials. Local, de­ APV 7 passenger van, body cottage. Prefer Ganges or 690 WEBSITES and interior in excellent con­ pendable internet. Call Vesuvius. Call 537-4481 'of >.its;,..., 7"-'l dition. $1200.537-1815. Barb at 538-0052 or visit evenings after 6 pm. ACCOMMODATION IN­ www.saltspringinternet.com. Order your photo 1998 DODGE CARAVAN , TWO PIANOS for sale: FORMATION for the Gulf excellent condition, only DR. GARBAGE clean-up. Upright grand, solid oak, re-prints today at Islands is a mouse-click 79,000 K, auto/air, $7950 538-8305. We take care $1500, Apartment upright away. www.gulfislands.net obo. 537-5607. of .Y.2!d!:..Qi Ies. $500.537-1330. 537·9~33 DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS: email: [email protected] 820 ... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2004 p E 0 p L E & c 0 M M u N I T y GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD ISLAND COUPLE LOVE LIFE WITH ALPACAS , By ROGER BRUNT STAR after the Star which is a good natu­ Special to the Ferry Line which tran­ ral protection against Driftwood sits Hong Kong's har­ ingesting parasites, and "Heck no; we're bour - a nice reminder they are very efficient going to go!" of their stay there, as eaters. Alpacas have That thought (or one well as a distinctive to be efficient, coming very similar) must have signature name for the from the South Ameri­ been buzzing around farm's animals. can Andes where the Alan Burrows' mind as If raising alpacas climate is harsh and the he loaded Celestial Star, seems like an unlikely vegetation sparse." along with Raven Star Although a top stud venture to plunge into alpaca can be worth and Conclusive, into straight from the Orient, his specially built live­ $50,000, 90 per cent Alan and Joy agree that stock trailer and headed of the males do not there has indeed been a become studs and are out for the Canadian steep learning curve. National Alpaca Show gelded. In the industry, Says Joy: "It all start­ these "fiber boys" are in Red Deer, Alberta ed from reading a one­ from his farm on St. kept for their fleece. page article about rais­ Says Joy: 'Within Mary Lake in late April ing alpacas in a maga­ of this year. . three years, the cost of a zine at the Moka House fiber boy (approximate­ The reason Alan was in Ganges. Right after ly $375) can be recov­ so decisive was because that we visited a Mount ered just from the value he knew Celestial Star Currie breeder (who of raw fiber they pro­ to be a very special ani­ became a great help) duce. Raw alpaca fiber mal, but he also knew and we fell in love with is worth approximately he faced a considerable alpacas. We'd already $20 per pound. It is challenge by bringing fallen in love with Salt worth $80 per pound her along. Alan and Joy Burrows at their St. Mary Lake alpaca farm Spring so the rest, as Photo by Derrick Lundy once processed into At the national show they say, is history." yarn, and up to $200 per there is no category for It is a measure of pound once made into a The desirability of an tone," says Alan. "Some animals, was substan­ and Joy taking a chance, Alan and Joy's commit­ judging alpacas with alpaca's solid•coloured shows have a separate tial, in addition to the the national show is garment. ment to their animals Joy's knitting machine dual or multi-coloured fleece is just not a mat­ category for fancies, entry fees. As it turned considering offering a that they insist on main­ sits in their large liv­ coats (called pintos or ter of preference by the but not this one. But I out, Alan covered all ."fancy" class next year. fancies in the trade). taining contact with ing room overlooking judges. If you are trying also knew her fiber was costs, and then some. This is quite an achieve­ those they sell on Salt Solid-coloured ani­ the lake; she spends a to build a commercial so outstanding that I His faith in Celes­ ment for having only Spring for at least the mals are judged in their been breeding alpacas lot of time there devis­ fiber industry, you want just decided, 'Oh heck, tial Star was confirmed first year. ing ways to best utilize respective categories: when she came first in for two years. Because alpacas are white, light, brown, fiber that is consistent in I'm going to place her Alan and Joy moved their product, includ­ colour for ease of han­ with the lights. I knew the juvenile light cat­ herd animals, they will ing opening a shop on dark brown and black. egory in spite of her to Salt Spring in 2002 not sell only one - two The ruling for multi­ dling. An alpaca's best I might lose points in the farm for the public mixed colouring; Raven (after a brief stay in is the minimum num­ where alpaca fiber, and coloured animals is they fiber is in its blanket, some of the fiber cat­ Whistler) from Hong ber, and some people and an animal can have egories, but I was sure Star came second in his products made from the go in their colour class class, the juvenile dark. Kong, where Alan buy three or four. Dur­ a solid-coloured blan-· I'd do well in others. fiber, can be purchased. which is predominant Success like that is not worked in the airline ing this period, Alan and Alpaca fiber (it is not in the "blanket" area - ket even though its face, That could put me in the something you hope for, industry and Joy in Joy check the animals called wool) was origi­ that is to say the area on neck or legs might be a winner's circle." it's something you breed a veterinarian clinic for toenails that need nally reserved for wear­ the back which would different colour. With $70,000 in prize for. And along with the before starting her own clipping, and teeth that ing by only Inca royalty. be covered by a saddle "I knew Celestial Star money, this was impor­ cash and ribbons comes dog grooming service. might need :filing. It is very fine in texture, blanket ,- in Celestial would be knocked down tant. The cost to make a great feeling of pride All of the alpacas born Selenium shots are stronger and warmer Star's case, Fawn. for lack of continuity of the trip hauling three because, thanks to Alan on the farm are named administered twice a than sheep's wool, and year due to the lack of without the "itch" fac­ (Mar 21 - Apr 20) Cancer (Jun 21 - Jul 21) (Sep 23 - Oct 21) (Dec 21 ·Jan 19) selenium in Salt Spring's tor, important for peo­ A playful and sporty mood Consolidating your founda­ A crazy and at least strong Deep and passionate feel­ soil and, because alpac­ ple with allergies. continues. You feel excited tion continues. You may be individualistic mood is upon ings are flowing through as evolved in the Andes As well as a home to and dramatic. You are in the doing this by assisting oth­ you. Feelings of rebellion of you now. You feel ambitious where there is lots of some of the country's mood to go big! Many pros­ ers along the same lines. some kind or another are and are in the mood to go sunshine, vitamins A finest alpacas, St. Mary pects and possibilities are This includes assessing your probable. Efforts to feel both big. Investments of one and D are also supple­ Lake Estate is also a kind or another are likely. mented. running through your mind. skills, ialents and resources. feet firmly on the ground are bed and breakfast. Says All the while, you are look­ a top priority. As old values These may include supplies "The economics Write a list of all you are and Joy: "The alpacas are ing at things with a critical have and you will likely find undergo extensive renova­ to embark on creative and of raising alpacas are tion, you feel the challenge artistic projects. Writing or, at a fascinating addition eye. At deeper levels, facing you have a long list. Add ver­ good," say Alan and fears is becoming the norm. to gain a clear sense of least, outlining and design­ to the guests' stay, both satility, initiative and the abil­ Joy. "Alpacas are easy As you do, you get stronger whom you are. With the ing plans, is also probable. pastoral and spiritual. ity to work hard and you will to look after. They def­ and more practical. Still, you whole spectrum of your val­ You yearn to break through ecate only in one area, One fellow took his gui- are in the mood to take a realize just how employable ues, self-concepts and pri­ certain tears, especially on tar into the pasture risk or two, albeit cautious you are. Better yet, the stars orities undergoing extensive relationship fronts and now where he serenaded ones. Enjoy the summer say that you are approach­ change or improvements, at is the time to do it! Your With the Mayan New Year, ing a time when starting the animals as they mood while you can and least, the ideal attitude is will and determination to do gathered 'round. according to Jose Arguelles' thank the Sun for the heat! your own business will bring one of faith. what you must will increase. Dream Spell calendar, some success. Go for it! Start now! The males were very , exciting and perhaps dramat­ (Apr 21 - May 20) (Oct 22 - Nov 20) curious and friendly; ic energies are now active. Lingering and lounging close (Jul 22 - Aug 21) You are on a high now, yet (Jan 20 • Feb 19) the females much Last year's cycle to home continues as a cen­ With all your engines ignited you feel particularly sober. Some sparks on relation­ more reserved." was about assimilation, tral theme. You may be quite and fired-up, you are in the With your visions, ambitions ship fronts stand a good One couple from digestion, integration and content to stay busy at a mood to put he 'pedal to and sense of determina­ chance of setting your heart Texassurnmeditup elimination of psychologi­ slow pace. Fine-tuning cre­ the metal'. The more you tion at a peak, this is the on tire. You are in the mood perfectly when they cal realities, especially as ative expressions is an art. are able to clearly direct this right time · to make some tor love and are ready for said they chose to they pertain to relationships. Tending to things indepen­ energy the better. Meeting key moves. By the time you something new. You do have stay at St. Mary Lake Almost everyone will have dently seems to be the flow people, exchanging practical · read this, there will be three your boundaries, however, Estate because, to and anyone who comes experienced growth, les­ now. Meanwhile, precious ideas and shaking hands is weeks left to catch the full­ them, it was obvious ness of this wave. Merging close enough will hear all sons, challenges, deepen­ possessions are catching also likely. Others are enthu­ they would be stay­ ing and endings on personal your eye, jewelry and other minds, efforts and assets about them sooner than ing at a place where siastic, but will they commit? with significant others is later. You are also happy to relationship fronts. Now, the adornments to please the people loved what eye. Making improvements You do well to handle the turning you on! In any case, embark upon new enter­ stage is set for energies to details and follow-up your Windsor they are doing. on a variety of fronts are keep an open mind about prises and may need to do For Alan and Joy, influence us to work and play a core interest. This may self. Fortunately, you are the what you think is possible some research and back­ Pl,wood more cooperatively with oth­ include relationships as well mood to take stock and gain and emphasize good ser­ ground study. Join the ranks that just about sums ers. The world is changing as your living environment. a clear assessment of what vice in whatever you are to make a meaningful con­ it up. at an exponential rate and Amidst all those projects is possible. On your mark, doing. tribution, yet intend to do it 537 there is much to do in terms and intentions, take some get set, go! your way! of creating a more sustain­ time out to simply be! (Nov 21 • Dec 20) able future. The masses are (Aug 22 - Sep 23) You have reasons to feel (Feb 20 • Mar 20) quickly waking-up to the fact (May 21 - Jun 20) A time of rest and retreat more jovial and gregarious Creating and living a lifestyle that the politics in the world is Covering a lot of ground continues. Alternatively, now. Some major changes that is really .you is now a too close to economics and with friends and lovers is in Perhaps you are happily continue to untold affect­ central theme. You are more _.,. too tar away from ecologi­ the spotlight. Whether it is submerged in some creative ing home, family, finances willing than usual to make the cal sustainability. In between parties and dancing in the project or another. In other and other security related necessary efforts. Enough these realities is a paradigm clubs or venturing here and regards, you feel happy aspects of your life. This is talk! The time has come to shift that includes a holistic there, you are happy to bee­ and free to explore new a good time to take a stra­ take real, measurable action. Perhaps you have been busy worldview or cosmology. Our bop where the wind takes horizons. While your will to tegic and constructively criti- _ cal approach to your overall doing so already. If not, do current cosmology tilts to the you. Whether you have the act may be low, it will soon left where reason and logic funds or not, you are having lifestyle. You are in the mood what you must to manifest return. Facing inner fears to push, so look in the mirror your dreams and ideals. For stand in the way of intu­ as much tun as you can. Meanwhile , Opportunities and demons takes energy. as you push through and example, make clear inten­ ition and love. Consequently, tor change and improve­ Rewards tor past efforts are beyond blockages. It is all tion by writing them down, there is a lack of real vision. ments close to home are reason to celebrate. Seeing a part of the natural pro­ tell others about your current This year, we will all have the uplifting your life. These will things as they are rather cess; so do not take things dreams and goals, make a opportunity either by choice prove to inspire you to new than you would like them will too personally. 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