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POLITICAL COLUMNIST HUBERT BEYER EN­ COURAGES CALL FOR ELECTION, PAGE A6. .£ifet WIT AND WHIMSY COLUMNIST ARTHUR BLACK DESPAIRS AT ENGLISH LANGUAGE, PAGE A22. DriftwooV^ * O A CJUII islandds « VOL/SSTNO. 36 60 CENTS GANGES, BRITISH COLl'MBIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1991

On the Texada BACK TO THE BOOKS INSIDE proposes Burgoyne Classroom space is at a premium with slow delivery of portables. project PAGE A8 Proposals to develop property in the Burgoyne Bay area by Salt Spring's single largest landowner will be given the "eagle eye" treat­ ment by the community and the Is­ lands Trust before proceeding. Salt Spring's Trust committee voted last Tuesday to set up a task force to examine a nine-pronged property development proposal of Texada lagging Ltd. A Trust staff report on the subject says proposals have been made be­ cause "the company believes it must expand its revenue base from its present use. which is log sorting and Driftuiwd introduces logging. The company believes that new "Salt Spring Says' leasing of land is preferable over the feature. optica at incmaed logging activity PAG? bulk fuel tank operation, a boat repair Islanders are invited to and manna facility and a boat ramp celebrate sod-turning in Burgoyne Bay. ceremony for ArtSpring A campground is also included in the bay area development scheme. PAGE Al? A leased soccer or baseball field ts proposed let trie start of Burgovne Bay Road. Construction of a i .000 - 1400 square foot "kiosk" sty le build­ ing for lease at the corner of Fulford- Ganges and Burgoyne Bay roads has also been outlined. TEXADA A9 Residents oppose proposal New program helps men­ Churchill Road residents have tally disabled integrate banded together to fight a proposed into community. subsidized housing project that might be located in their neighbourhood. PAGEB1 The Churchill Road and District READING, WRITING, 'RTTHMATIC: Students throughout the Gulf Islands put on their best duds Residents' Association is opposed to for the first day back to school last week. At top left, Aurielle Verville steps off the bus at Salt Spring the housing project and in a letter to Elementary School; at top right, bus driver Russell Lucas is back to work and above, Gulf Islands the B.C. Housing Commission, as­ Secondary School students catch up on the summer's events. Dtmwood pnotos t* Demck Lund, sociation members said they will fight the rezoning, and are worried that an expensive sewer connection INDEX will bring more development, "changing significantly the rural Petition seeking preservation character of the District." Arts, Entertainment ... A13 Association members also feel the site is in a location dangerous for Capital Comment A6 children, and that more suitable, less of area near Vesuvius Beach Classifieds A16 expensive sites are available. They Opposition to docks in Vesuvius Bay has ex­ feel the proposal, which they said wide diversity of flora and fauna," the petition states Community A10 was prepared in seven days, "would panded with circulation of a petition for preservation that "installation of private docks will seriously im­ Country Gourmet B4 benefit tremendously from a more of the area. pact and negatively affect all of the above uses and Vesuvius Bay resident Phil Swift said well over characteristics of Vesuvius Bay." Down the Years A23 thorough investigation of those loca­ tions." 200 signatures had been collected by last Friday on a Swift said bay waterfront landowner Sheila Hoen Editorials A4 Copies of the letter were sent to petition asking that the bay be designated by the and a Florida-based lawyer drafted the petition. Letters A5 local MLA Mel Couvelier, the Is­ provincial government "as a natural recreational It is addressed to lands and parks minister Dave lands Trust, Capital Regional District preserve," which would not allow "the building, in­ Parker, environment minister Dave Mercier, Graham Newsbeat A3 director Julia Atkins, the Community stallation or use of docks within the Bay area." Bruce as minister of municipal affairs, recreation and Outer Gulf Islands BS Society, the island's Advisory Plan­ The petition was created in response to an applica­ culture and to Robin P. Bumside, director-general oi ning Commission, and the Salt tion for a lease of Crown land in Vesuvius Bay made the western region of the Canadian Coast Guard. Provincial Round-up .. Bll Spring Island Rod and Gun Club. by property owner Josette Whist for the purpose of Swift said signatures included all Vesuvius Bay Real Estate B2 Gwen Albhouse, secretary for the building a private dock. association, (old the Driftwood Tues­ neighbourhood residents except for three people. The Sports A22 Whist has since submitted an amended lease ap­ day the proposed location for the 24- feeling from many he has talked to indicates "thai I'pcoming Events A12 unit complex would lose its rural plication, seeking a smaller area, farther away from support in opposition to the dock is growing. They the beach. are getting more sure in their feelinex about tiw hav Wit and Whimsv A22 character if the development went PageA2 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wedne.day, S.ptember 4. 1991 DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO VICTORIA. NEWSBEAT jSk) JP 31? DAN PIPPIN Owner/Operator Business 537-4243 Home 537-2524 THIS YvEEK DOCK A DIVISION OF ALL CAN EXPRESS LTD. Victoria Dispatch 537-9699 From Page Al TOURIST ALERT: The following persons are requested to call the contact listed below for an urgent message- Hesaiddealingwith the lands and Helen Thompson (Alberta) call Vulcan RCMP parks ministry has been "frustrating." We are building a showroom Gary, Edith Sawatsky (Sidney, B.C.) call Jean Dunn Realty World Vesuvius residents requested a meet­ Brent Watchorn (Winnipeg) call Roger Watchom ing with Crown lands officials, which to serve you better. Jim, Judy Devoe (Pennsylvania) call Kenneth Turner was turned down, he said. Swift also Louise Bingham (Idaho) call Nelson RCMP said their responses to letters of con­ Frank Kulla (Pennsylvania) call John Baur cern "don't answer our questions." Jim, Arlene Salsbury (California) call Gloria Deforrest Margaret Korrison received a MON.-FRI. Rob, Debbie Weibe (Vancouver) call Bob or Marilyn Munro reply to an August 6 letter sent to 8:00-4:30 Elsie Miller (Seattle) call Judy Pederson Premier asking for consideration to residents' concerns Bruce Michael Wyman (Quebec) call James Wyman but Swift said Johnston only passed orR Sandra Day (Seattle) call Shannie Day the matter over to lands and parks 65T3«4S43 °y FREE minister . 222 Musgrave Rd. FAX 653-4100 ESTIMATES The Ombudsman's office was also contacted, he explained, but said ISLANDERS SERVING ISLANDERS SINCE 1976 it will not get involved "until after Lands decides and if it decides in WEATHER favour of the Whists despite over­ whelming public opposition." l)touuj«fty Crown lands officer Bill Hubbard, HIGHS: 22 C. (NORMAL 20) LOWS: 10 C. (NORMAL 10) who is on the front lines of dealing with this application, told Driftwood an amended application for a fore­ PRECIPITATION: Zero per cent chance of precipitation shore lease had been submitted to his Wednesday, 10 per cent chance Thursday ministry by the Whists. through Satusday. The new area is smaller, he said, and "further away from the swim­ I invite you to visit our OUTLOOK: Sunny on Wednesday, Thursday and ming beach." Islands Trust assistant new showroom and see itW\WWW Ht Friday, mostly sunny Saturday and Sunday. planner Linda Adams said instead of our line-up of new covering 0.06 hectares, the amended Hondas as well as our proposal asked for occupation of 0025 hectares. Lease area width was great selection of halved to 20 feet and the length quality used vehicles. decreased from about 150 to 130 feet. As an "amended" application it Our parts and service would not require a new legal adver­ department is now tisement, said Hubbard. SEPTEMBER 4: Schools re-open for full day. Adams said the local Trust office open Monday to SEPTEMBER 6: Baha'i present "Preventive Courtship." recently sent a letter to all people who Saturday, 8 am-5 pm, MARILYN MITCHELL SEPTEMBER 7: Continuing Ed open house. wrote expressing opposition to the for your convenience. Sales & Lease Rep Whists' application and dock SEPTEMBER 8: Pentecostal pancake breakfast proposal. The letter outlines the SEPTEMBER 11; Scouting information, registration. revised plans and invites a meeting 5462 Trans-Canada Hwy., Duncan, B.C. with trustees and staff. Bus 748-5814 Fax 748-2812 Res 748-4205 LUNAR CYCLE: for August 1991 Salt Spring's Trust committee has until September 15 to make its com­ rlow Moon fV" Mwin ments to the lands ministry as a refer­ ral agency, said trustee Bote Andrew. D 0 o Hubbard said he did not know iJiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHmiiiiiinimiiiiimnig Scpt.l ScptJS Sept.15 Sept .23 when a decision would be made by the ministry. "It is very definitely still under review and will continue to be JONATHAN L. OLDROYD for some time," he said. "These Barrister & Solicitor I LOTTERY NUMBERS $ things are definitely not pushed Notary Public • •••" • !:!S" ' ;;:::::;:::::::::•: through." In the meantime, Hubbard's of­ General Legal Practice fice is now processing a second ap­ LOTTERY DRAW DATE NUMBERS plication made by Leroy Jensen for "Above the Pharmasave" Crown land disposition in Vesuvius P.O Box 430, Ganges, B.C. Lotto 6/49 August 31.1991 01/03/06/22/25/39 B48 Bay. VOS 1E0 August 28, 1991 23/27/33/46/47/49 B03 Lynda Jensen explained that TEL: FAX: while it is common knowledge the 537-2752 537-4531 Extra August 31. 1991 27/51/52/81 Jensens do not intend to build a dock, August 28, 1991 48/67/75/85 applying for a huge foreshore lease indicates what could happen in Lotto-BC August 31,1991 03/18/32/36/38/40 Vesuvius Bay if the Whist applica­ tion is accepted.

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TIDE TABLES AT FULFORD HARBOUR PACIFIC STANDARD TIME (add 1 hour for Daylight Savings Time) Insuring the Islands Since 1928 SEPT. 8 0355 9.4 4 0645 17 SU 1010 3.3 • Commercial • Residential • Tenants WE 1525 10.5 1705 10.5 2015 9.1 2300 5.3 • Marine • Bonding • Travel/Medical 2335 9.6 9 0500 9.4 5 0745 1.7 MO 1050 4.3 TH 1555 10.6 1730 10.5 2105 8.4 2340 4.4 6 0110 9.4 Complete Motor Vehicle Licensing Service FR 0835 2.0 10 0605 9.5 1620 105 TU 1135 5.4 • Drivers' Licences • Out-of-province Registrations 2145 7.4 1750 10.5 7 0240 9.3 11 0020 3.7 SA 0925 2.5 WE 0705 9.6 Salt Spring Insurance Agencies Ltd. 1645 105 1220 6.4 2225 64 1815 10.4 GRACE POINT SQUARE 537-5527 FAX 537-9700 uADoniiDC run MADINF £ FfllllPMFNT Wednesday, September 4, 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A3

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Telephone fraud on the rise 11\ Call i Tribal Drum Communications Island residents are being warned Business Bureau which indicated the "Anything that sounds too good to for help with your Macintosh© not to give out credit card and social company — Chatelaine Business be true usually is," he said. insurance numbers over the phone Design of Montreal — is on the edge A credit card number is usually because individuals and companies of being a legitime business be- requested to pay for toe goods, and a can use the numbers for fraudulent debit to the victim's VISA or Master­ OK (537-4720 ) purposes and to severely ova charge "They (The BBB) said there's not card usually goes through within for goods. too much thry cm do about it now," bovn.be sard. Rcsidcnt Dclores Bird told Bird said. Many victims realize they have r/nfn*ood she was contacted August Corporal Gary Ardiel of the been "duped" and are ashamed to 26 by a company which said she had RCMP's commercial crime division identify themselves, Ardiel said. won a major prize: to claim her prize, said a great deal of this type of Another Salt Spring resident said ERIC BOOTH - Family Realtor she had to give the caller her credit telephone solicitation is happening a person, claiming to be a repre­ DON'T LOOK HERE FOR REAL ESTATE! card number. right now in Western Canada Calls sentative of the income tax depart­ In return, a grid pen and pencil set usually cotne from companies based ment, phoned and asked her for her With nearly 300 Multiple Circulated List­ »OuM be tent to her right away tod in Ontano and Quebec social insurance number and her birth ings (MCL's) available this week,if you're the large prize would be sent later. Ardiel said the caller typically date, according to RCMP Constable curious about what's available in houses The price? $696. tells the victim he or she has won one Pat Wilkinson. or lots, call me for a free MCL catalogue. "Some old person is going to think of five major prizes. He or she further they've really won and give their states that if the individual buys a If someone gets another's social Real Estate Tip: DID YOU KNOW? credit card number over the phone." product he will receive the prize. One insurance number and date of birth, ^ ^ nr.mrm-mi ; lf You'e concerned about the possible effects of she said. prize is worth less than the value of the options for fraud are wide open, HtmOLMES Power lines near your home and would like more Bird said she spoke to the Better what the victim pays, he said. Wilkinson said. P^W|(GULF ISLANDS) LTD information, call B C Hydro's project manager. Office 637 5568 or Homo 537-9532 Kelly Gibney PhD collect at 663-3958. CHURCHILL From Page Al The Salt Spring Island Parks & Recreation Commission She said some of her neighbours water hook-ups to the property, and bought property in the area after sidewalks and lighting. requests input looking at the Ganges plan, and saw "We're just holding the line the area was zoned rural. For anyone paying taxes now." from organized community groups else the land would not be rczoncd. CRD director Julia Atkins said she charged, "but for low-cost hous­ objections raised by the Churchill for Parks and Recreation Master Plan ing you can bend the rules." Road Association are valid, "but it Association members arc also doesn't matter which piece of land Hundreds of individuals in the community assisted in providing input to the Parks and you choose there will be valid objec­ upset about the way the Community Recreation Commission's survey completed earlier this year. Society presented development plans tions. Nowhere is perfect." to neighbours. Churchill Road resi­ She said the community society The Commission is now requesting community input into the Master Planning process dents were only given three days had at least one real estate agent look­ through interest group interviews. notice before the meeting in which ing for land in the Ganges core and in the proposal was unveiled, AJbhouse the sewered area. This one seemed Professional Environmental Recreation Consultants Ltd., Western Canada's leading said. to have the fewest problems." recreational consulting company, has been hired to complete our first Parks and When residents arrived at the Much of the opposition stems Recreation Master Plan. Representatives of PERC LTD. will be made available in meeting it was a "fait-accompli. The from the need to extend the sewer to September and October for private one-half-hour interviews with representatives of plans were on the wall and the en­ bring this property into the sewered organized community groups or organizations. gineering work was done," she said. area, which is "not a big deal," she Please write to the Salt Spring Parks and Recreation Commission, P.O. Box 197, Ganges, AJbhouse is concerned about the said. B.C. VOS 1E0, or phone 537-4448 Monday-Wednesday, 9 am-4 pm, to indicate your cost of the project, including the land Expansion of the sewer will have interest in an interview and provide a contact person and phone number. — "an enormously expensive to occur because of growth anyway, property for that kind of develop­ she noted, but not because of the ment" — and the cost of sewers and community housing project. 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President Frank Richards CCNA BCYCNA Publisher Joyce Carlson [BRUTISH Gulf Islands Editor Susan D. Lundy •CNA COLUMBIA ^V * €* A Oulr islands « ANO YUKON Reporters Gail Sjuberg © COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Ian Noble * IASSCQATKTJN Advertising Jeff Outerbridge Driftwood MEMBER: Damaris Rumsby Office Catherine McFadyen Canadian Community Newspapers Association B.C. & Yukon Community Newspapers Association Published every Wednesday at Ganges, B.C. by Claudia French Driftwood Publishing Ltd. Carol Pering YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 126 Upper Ganges Road Production Anne Lyon In the Gulf Islands $22.47* Elsewhere in Canada $31.03* Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS IE0 Cathy Mack Foreign $83 Phone: 537-9933 Fax: 537-2613 Victoria Direct: 655-1619 Joe Cocker • Includes GST Office Hours: 8:30 irn-4:30 pm, Monday-Friday Lorraine Sullivan Second Chus Mad Registration No. 0803 It's the people who make Salt Spring tick

Within a community that often suf­ Throughout the month of August, similar action can somehow be taken results of their labour and will con­ fers internal polarity and conflict, it is teens gathered at the Shelby Pool site this winter and again next summer. tinue to do so in the future. important to take time to recognize in Portlock Park and enjoyed swim­ Too often on Salt Spring we tend On a related issue, the Salt Spring those individuals, groups and or­ ming, basketball and socializing to focus on negative happenings. Pool Society, and a handful of dedi­ ganizations that work — often among other activities under PRC While it is important to keep a watch cated and determined volunteers, took without appreciation — towards the guidance and organization. on projects that could be detrimental the initiative — amid some con­ betterment of island life. to island life, it is also imperative we troversy — and brought a swimming recognize what makes this island a Most islanders agree local teens pool to Salt Spring. Voluntarism was While it becomes impossible to suffer from a lack of activities avail­ unique place to live. at a peak throughout this project as is­ name all the names and mention all able to them on Salt Spring. Instead landers staged work bee after work the worthy projects, we believe at of just talking about the problem, the Time after time islanders prove bee to implement pool facilities at least some should be recognized at PRC took action. The resulting events that their own generosity of time, Portlock Park. this time. were well-attended and much en­ labour and kindness is what really joyed — a definite success. We hope Hundreds of islanders enjoyed the makes Salt Spring tick. Rick Laing and his recycling depot crew have spent the last several months constructing, polishing and perfecting a new island recycling depot on Rainbow Road.

The recycling project, operating under the umbrella organization of the Salt Spring Community Society, has caught the eye of the Capital Regional District which will monitor its success and compare it to its own expeexpensivi e curbsidc recycling pro-

OveO r the past several years, Laing has been a hard-working mainstay in island recycling. Currently, he says islanders recycle 10 per cent of their garbage. He hopes thai figure will jump to 30 per cent by June 1993.

We hope Laing's goal is met. And judging by the perseverance he has displayed throughout the years, we believe it just may be achieved. The Parks and Recreation Com­ mission and in particular Tony Hume deserve mention for working hard towards finding alternative activities for island young people.

WE ASKED YOU: Will Mel CouvelieUs decision to

at seek re-election hurt the Sdcreds*chance of win­ .—_—.—. .. ing the Saanich and the Islands riding? SALT SPRING SAYS:

Mary Williamson Barbara Allard Ingrid Lachmund Otto Lachmund

I hope so. I think we I think so. Because he I kind of think so. There He's a nut, anyway. Out I agree with her. I've got have had enough of the was so popular and such a was some strength behind with him. I think we need a the same opinion. We need Socreds and I sincerely prominent member. there which they don't have brand new party in our a new wind here. It is al­ ill I.wo Ik. nrovince. ways blowing in the same Wednesday, September 4, 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A5

::•^^•:.•:;;v^•.^•:•^: ::::•:: :^•: :::::^ LETTERS SECTION Driftwood

for their input and time. jectives, namely to provide an event I say thank you to the many people which would foster a sense of com­ Re: EMO who entrusted me to help them help munity among the residents of south *£ HNW Design Associates Ltd. To the Editor, themselves. Salt Spring Island and. secondly, to I read with interest the letter to the To everybody I encountered on a raise money for mat community. Landictpi Graphic Imaging Reiidential editor in the Driftwood newspaper of professional level: I enjoyed working "Fulford Day "89" was a great 537-1101 July 3,1991, concerning the topic of with you. Hoping to keep in touch. I success in both regards Many, many water quality and the electric motors wish you all well. people attended the day's activities only (EMO) boating regulation. CARLA KAMHOOT. and. in the end, a total of $4,000 was The primary focus of the letter Sail Spring donated to Drummond Park, Fulford For a FAIR AND REALISTIC was that the present EMO boating Hall. Beaver Point Hall and the Ful­ evaluation of your home or lot regulation would serve the com­ ford Old Age Pensioners' Organiza­ and munity (and the water utility) well as tion. OUTSTANDING SERVICE it acts as a "quarantine" that will We attempted to repeat this suc­ More on EMO Call: CAROL FOWLES serve to eliminate the trailered boats cess on "Fulford Day *90" , but the 527 5568 (Office) 537-5993 (Home) most likely to carry Eurasian Milfoil. To the Editor. weather did not cooperate. Nonethe­ I find it unfortunate that the writer In reply to Peter Law's letter of less, about $1,200 was raised. We is justifying a boating restriction on a August 19. the North Salt Spring decided that this money plus the PEMBERTON fear of milfoil introduction. The Waterworks District is aware there profits from future "Fulford Days" HOLMES LTD are a number of facts that suggest we elimination of gas powered motors would be used to obtain a source of (GULF ISLANDS) LTD. on the lake will not significantly shonkl be concerned about the intro­ water for Drummond Park. P.O Box 929, Garices, B.C. reduce the "threat" of milfoil intro­ duction of Eurasian Milfoil to our With the tremendous success of V0S 1E0 " ductions, as the vast majority of past "Fulford Day'91", it would appear recreational boaters transported Government has not been notably that we are very close to achieving boats on a car or truck top. successful in preventing the spread of that goal. milfoil. It occurs widely in the United Eurasian Milfoil is found in only Of course, all of this could not be States, and in Canada, in Quebec, four locations on Vancouver Island. accomplished without the generous We're your local airline! Ontario and . The ministry is actively pursuing assistance of people like you. We Closer to home, milfoil infests an measures to reduce any threat of thank you very much. area on Pender Island and is found transporting the weed from these FULFORD DAYS near Duncan and Nanaimo. locations. These facts concerning the COMMITTEE, spread of milfoil to St. Mary Lake The Ministry of Environment has Fulford do not. in my opinion, justify a said milfoil spread in British Colum- banning of power boats. bia has been mainly through From Peanuts The fisheries program of the Min­ transportation on boating equipment. istry of Environment has participated The 1978 Ministry of Environment To the Editor, with the North Salt Spring Water­ survey of Okanagan Valley boat To all the wonderful, friendly works District in an aeration program launch ramps found that 24 per cent people of SSI that 1 met, who were so to rehabilitate water quality in the of boaters leaving infested areas were warm and helpful, my expression of lake. The system, built and main­ carrying Eurasian Milfoil (mostly on gratitude. tained with the proceeds of Habitat boat trailers). PEANUTS THE CLOWN Conservation monies, is a strong The EMO on St. Mary Lake ser­ t to water consumers and ves to greatly reduce the use of larger, HARBOUR AIR LTD. users (recreation sport trailered boats which pose the Generosity fishermen, swimmers, and boaters). greatest risk of tarrying milfoil frag- Gulf Island Daily Service menttlccthetrauaaodiatoebuge). To the Editor m We ve very concerned that the The weekend of August 24 and 25 EMO regulation discriminates Small cancp bores are not so lady Fit. * Departs From To Arrives at the Men's Fast Ball Tournament, against certain recreational users lobes pfootetn. we held a Jessie Maron benefit con­ 101 7:30 am Vane. 8-8:30 am from participating in an activity Milfoil has proven almost impos­ Islands cession stand, 50/50 draws and a which will have no measurable im­ sible to eradicate, once established, 102 8-8:30 am Islands Vane 9:15 am donation box. pacts on water quality. The elimina­ so prevention of its spread to our All of the concession supplies 103 5:00 pm Vane Islands 5:30-6:00 pm tion of power boais could severely island lakes is very important. were paid for by donation, hence all reduce the recreational sport fishery The expert advice that I lave 104 5:30-6:00 pm Islands Vane. 6:30-7:00 pm the money brought in will go directly during the taJWinc&fcpriiig penuds. received is tbre milfoil would certain for Jessie's needs. Catby^ Akcrman as this lake is prone 10 strong winds. ly add toou r water quality problems Vancouver 688-1277 Gulf Islands 1 -800-972-0212 and Michelle Beitel would like to 'Ihe fisheries program of the min­ if it became established in St. Mary thank everyone who supported our istry has long been on record that a Lake. concession stand and 50/50 draws. Charter service available anytime, anywhere compromise to the issue is a 10 horse­ M1KELARMOUR, power limit. Manager, North Salt Spring We also would like to thank the following people for helping us: Pat. P. D, LAW, Waterworks Brenda and Bob Akennan, Mike Fisheries Biologist Lord, Cheryl Kitchen. Dawn Aker- SECLUDED SEAVIEW ACREAGE Thank you man, Kim Anderson, and Kathy Resignation Liatian. Suppliers: GVM, Fulford To the Editor, Days, ReMax Realty of Salt Spring, Embe Bakery, Bob and Molly To the Editor, The Fulford Days Committee Taylor. I would like to inform you that I would like to thank you for your sup­ have come to the decision to put in port. Thanks to everyone for making my resignation at Salt Spring Seniors In 1989 some members of the Ful­ our weekend a great success and let's for Seniors. ford community formed the Fulford all pray for Jessie's recovery. 1 would like to thank everybody Days Committee to pursue two ob- CATHY AKERMAN, Fulford iSgHZ2fok Help GteeHttAce- Celebrate 20 Years of H0I1E Activism DESIGN CENTRE Come aboard the Rainbow Warrior for a tour of the ship Beat the rush... September 8 between 5 acres with views of Mt. Baker & Ganges Harbour Well llam-5pm at built 4 bedroom multi-level home gives each room a view SAVE 10% Ganges Harbour and privacy. All this plus room for a guest cottage! $299,795 MLS EARLY BIRD WINTER HEAT SPECIALS! 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OPINION I will be walking in the Terry Fox Run, Sunday, "Wealthy" Sept. 15/91, at 9:30 am. To the Editor, Please join me, or match I'm writing regarding the com­ your financial support C*f#*-a»* ment in your paper about having to to mine. 0**"* be "wealthy" in the future in order to live on Salt Spring Island. TEL: 537-4900 UBERT BEYER I hate to be stigmatized for having CELLULAR: 744-7447 worked hard all my life and having been forced to make the extreme ef­ VICTORIA — For God's sake, Madam Premier, call the fort to get a roof over my head while NRS SALT SPRING REALTY LTD election. This is no way to run a province. paying up to two and one-half 149 Fulford Ganges Road month's take-home pay (on 400 P.O. Box 69, Ganges, B.C. V0S UO hours of hard work) for property Telephone: (604) 537-551515 Fax: (604) 537-979,/ First you thought that hanging on to your predecessor for Victoria Direct: Svb- Vancouver Direcl: 27H-554" dear life might save your party and your government. Eventual­ taxes, which didn't leave much to pay ly, you thought, the tide would turn in 's for mortgage, food and clothing etc. favour, and the voters would forgive and forget. After all, Most of us Canadians over 60 they've forgiven and forgotten so many times before. years old could not afford to rent a But it didn't work this time. The public neither forgot nor self-contained dwelling, only shared forgave, and Vander Zalm was forced out of office. He left be­ accommodation and since our social hind a government in disarray and a party in tatters. demands required to make provision It was time to change tactics, wasn't it? Having been for ourselves and families, we had to declared persona non grata, Vander Zalm became a convenient forfeit all personal freedoms. All scapegoat for you and your colleagues. one's energies and efforts had to go The government had done wonderful things for us, you said. into buying a home, and otherwise It was Vander Zalm who had been the culprit all along, and with live very, very frugally not having the smallest luxury and mostly having him out of the picture, you could do even more wonderful things only two weeks holiday a year. for us. You hung your friend of 20 years out to dry. I asked you some months back whether becoming premier If one finallyend s up with a bit of was worth the sacrifice of a friendship, and you wouldn't security (if all debts can be paid off) answer. I could have told you at the time that nothing is worth and can hang onto one modest home sacrificing a friendship for, not even the footnote in the history in spite of property taxes, when the books you will have earned. home is in a nice area, I would hate to so be labelled "wealthy" — the word having a derogatory ring in its A party in its death throes usual mysterious meaning. But maybe, hopefully, the real But here you were, premier for better or worse. So far it was meaning of "wealthy" should be for worse. The session of the legislature that followed your people working all their lives, while selection as premier by your caucus didn't do much to enhance raising a family and being gracious, your image, and I wasn't surprised. You had become leader of a cheerful, generous and tolerant and A MOVING EXPERIENCE. party that was in its death throes, and all the image-makers and even when older still putting all their REGULAR B.C.—ONTARIO SERVICE spin doctors in the world couldn't change that. efforts into improving lives for others But you still had a card left, and as the good poker player you as well, as I find all people 1 know on • All new Air Ride System to cushion your possessions. are, you were determined to make the best of it. Surely, your Salt Spring Island. • Unique van designed to include an automobile. confirmation as leader at the convention would turn things WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR FIRST CLASS SERVICE, around. So you thought, but it didn't work that way, did it? R.APTEKMANN, OUR LOWER RATES AND OUR INDEPENDENCE. Ganges The hatchet job Mel Couvelier did on your rival, Grace Mc­ Carthy, also did you in. Again, you had achieved your objective at too great a price. Instead of launching the party on a path of renewal and unity, the convention turned out to make short FLOORING! mrifl of what little there was left of it 75 Why didn Hyou get better advisers? 1"R.0ak J2 - But if you thought the downhill slide was over, you were in 25 for a rude awakening. What puzzles me is why you didn't get WR-Oak^o - better advisers. You knew that many of your predecessor's problems stemmed from bad advice, as well as his unwilling­ 60 ness or inability to accept good advice. You had a chance to 2"R.0ak S . McCULLY'S solicit good advice. Instead you listened to people like . He couldn't wait to sell you on that train caper. WESTWIND HARDWOODS Long Distance Moving & Storage You should have told Veitch to take a hike. Instead you took 10230 Bowerbank. Sidney THE ISLAND'S FIRST LOCAL MOVING COMPANY the train, ostensibly to "bring government to the people" of the 656-0848 Canada-wide & USA inquiries welcome! Interior. What a laugh. TEL: (604) 537-5491 FAX: (604) 537-9474 Did you really think you could gain political mileage from that train journey? Well, you found out very quickly that it was not one of the more brilliant schemes, but what's done is done. Ah, yes, your trip to Quebec. Wasn't that a bit of a disaster, but for this one, too, you've only got yourself to blame. What on earth were you thinking when you said that British Columbians needed some educating about Quebec? Didn't it occur to you that the life-support system of the average Scored runs on anti-Quebec posturing? To tell them Thank you! they need to be educated about Quebec is like telling a bull to ignore a red cloth. For the past three years, Fulford Day has been supported by many local and off-island groups. In particular, we would like to thank the following businesses, organizations Last chance to make an impression and individuals for their various contributions: And here you are, back from the premiers' conference which Pat Akerman, Jack Avison, Big Bear Services, Don Brown, CampNarnia, Canadian was your last chance to make an impression on the electorate. You didn't, did you? Coast Guard, Captain's Cupboard, Kay Catlin, Cowichan Marine Service, Dorothy You squandered the few opportunities you had to convince Drubek, Fulford Business Association, Fulford Hall, Fulford Inn, Fulford Marina, people that you're really concerned about their grievances. In­ Fulford Old Age Pensioners' Organization, Gulf Islands Driftwood, Gulf Islands stead of meeting with a couple of bus-loads of seniors who Secondary School, Gulf Islands Sports, Island's Farmers' Institute, Ken Tara braved the rain and wind outside the swanky Whistler hotel, you Excavating, Labatt Breweries, Li*l Part's, Morningside Cafe, Terry McKinnon, NRS waxed wise, if not eloquent, about the injustices Ottawa keeps Salt Spring Realty, Pacific Flying Club, Dennis Parker, Patterson's Store, Pharmasave, inflicting on the provinces. Donald Robertson Q.C., Rodrigo's Restaurant, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, These people knew all about injustices. They were troubled Ruckle Farm, Ruckle Provincial Park, Salt Spring Fire Department, Salt Spring by federal cuts in transfer payments to the provinces. They Garbage Collection Service, Salt Spring Insurance Agencies, Salt Spring Log Sorting, feared that the health care system would be affected by it. Salt Spring Parks & Recreation Commission, Salt Spring Sea Products, Salty Shop, Your excuse that you couldn't come out because you had to Miss May Shaw, Southdown Farm, South Salt Spring Women's Institute and Les run a meeting didn't wash with the seniors, and frankly, it doesn't with me either. What would it have cost you to go out Swainsbury. We apologize to anybody whom we might have missed. and talk to them? Five minutes of your time? Ontario's Bob Rae found time, didn't he? Also, we would like to thank the many, many volunteers for their time and effort. To sum it up, things keep getting worse, not better, don't While far too numerous to list, you are all greatly appreciated. they? So, what are you waiting for? Your mandate to govern is somewhere between thin and non-existent, and any further delay Finally, thanks to all the people who have supported us by attending Fulford Day W, can only be interpreted as a rather pathetic attempt to stay in 90 and 91. Well see you again for Fulford Day 92. power for as long as possible.

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The narrowness of our highways More fights and byways obviously contributes to To the Editor, this situation but I feci that it is get­ Your feet can rest easy in our contoured footbed! I take great exception to the last ting worse. paragraph of the letter over Nick Perhaps the lack of maintenance Gilbert's signature in the August 28 of the gravel shoulders has placed the issue of Driftwood. more cautious drivers firmly on the asphalt. In any case, one certainly *" t - CobbUr He states, and 1 Quote. "If we are needs to accroach our mainly Mind OPEN MON.-SAT 8:30-5 losuoored to creating a model coco- comers with due care and attention raurity ere must all make a crjorxned aaaaedara. effort to work with our elevied offi- Recent heavy rains wuJ further ciab. and not agaimi them " waatumj (Is naail atwaaaaan niiaiiii Now 1 ask. "How on we work care islandYrt. watch out tot toe mid­ CL ilunJcl with the said elected officials when dle of the road roadrunners! everything they are doing seems to be GORDON ENGLISH, contrary to the wishes of the people?" Ganges PRE-ORDER I wonder what Nick Gilbert's idea of a model community is. because it certartiiy isn't what we lave today. Ever sun the Trust and the Capi­ AND SAVE! Glasses & Platters tal Rcgiooal District were formed it's been nothing but fight, fight and And Cutters & more... more fights. Aprons & Cosies Order your roses NOW for fall pick-up. The time for the elected officials And Dishes galore- to start listening to the electors is long Woks & Widgets '£(«# 5 or more O-w/wJ each overdue. And Mats for the Floor J. BENNETT, Ganges at LOVE 6 each 10 or more 0B4%7 each MY KITCHEN MODERN HYBRIDS MODERN HYBRIDS MODERN HYBRIDS MODERN HYBRIDS CLIMBERS Middle of the D Alexander D Europeana 0 Laraglut D Pristine a Blaze ...it's all in one store! O Amber Queen D Evening Star D Little Darling D Queen Beatrix D Compassion road Q Andalusien O Fire Magic n Love D Queen Elizabeth O Coral Dawn FINE COOKWARE & D Angel Face D First Prize Q Loving Memory • Red Devil • Don Juan D Apollo D Flamingo D Margaret Merril D Red Star D Europeana To the Editor, ACCESSORIES D Aquarius D Florentine • Marina O Scarlet Knight D Goldstern On this wonderful island where • Arizona D Folklore D Merci D Sheer Bliss D Handel 537-5882 ^ O Bella Rosa • Folklore Sporl Q Michael Meilland O Show Biz D Joseph's Coat opinions are so strenuous either on • Big Purple O Fragrant Cloud D Mikado • Silver Jubilee D K.A. Victoria the right or the left, I am surprised to Q Blue Girl • Fnesia D Mister Lincoln D Simplicity O Light Queen Lucia D Bon Bon • Glenliddich Q Mon Chen D Paderbom End that so many people drive down y- O Bonica In Ganges Village O Gold Medal D National Trust D Sunburst Q Pink Peace the middle of the road! D Brandy D Gypsy • Nocturne D Sunflare D Red Fountain D Brazilia D Harmon ie D Norita D Sunsilk D Sutter's Gold D Camelol D Helen Traubel D Oklahoma Q Sutter's Gold D Sympathie Q Century Two D Honor D Olympiad D Tornado D Tropicana D Charisma O Iceberg D Papa Meilland D Touch ot Class D Westerland ^ D Chicago Peace D Intrigue D Paradise D Traumerei Zf D Chrysler Imperial D John Waterer D Pascali HARDY SHRUB ROSES D Class Act Q Just Joey D Peace D Uncle Walter D Adelaide Hoodless O Die Welt D Kapa'i O Peaudouce D Blanc Double de Coubert O Double Delight D King's Ransom D Pernille Poulsen D Whisky Mac D F.J. Grootendorst Exciting Home Plans • Electron Q Konrad Henkal O Pink Parfait D Hansa D Elizab. of Glamis D Lady Rose D Pink Peace CLIMBERS D Persian Yellow O Ernest H. Morse D Lady X • Polar Star Q Altissimo D Therese Bugnet O Esmeralda • Las Vegas O Prima Ballerina D America • Pink Grootendorst ORDER DEADLINE SEPT. 10. Pre-order your fruit & nut trees now for late fall delivery. WE GIVE PERSONALIZED SERVICE. FRASER'S KSE SOUTHEY FRASER'S ATX POINT THIMBLE FARMS 175 Arbutus Rd. pan-abode Cedar Homes of Distinction, 175 Arbutui proudly announces a new and exciting Plan Portfolio for the 1990s. 0*f4** CALL 0R WRITE T0DAY 537-5788 •• ^ ]j= pan-abode W Page AS GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. September 4, 1991 rzzzzzzzzxzzzzzzzzzzzzzi NEWSBEAT ISLAND WELL DRILLING LTD. Red Williams, owner-operator AIR ROTARY EQUIPMENT Serving the Gull Islands since 1959 Call collect: 245-2078 School portables still en route !*TTT>wm-jj.'>jjjiJj>»»JiwrTrr»f«fyy1J Classroom space will be tight for "a few weeks"

Classroom space on Salt Spring on July 9. The company promised Bazzard said Mahon Hall is not Dashwood Construction Ltd. will be at a premium for the first few delivery before the end of August and expected to be ready for classroom weeks of September, as two portable did not live up to that commitment," use for about two weeks. 11 is current­ "custom building classrooms missed their planned ar­ he said. ly being modified to accommodate at competitive rates" rival date. Two new portables are scheduled two classrooms. School district secretary-treasurer to come off the "assembly line" on District superintendent Mike 537-5050 Ken Starling gave trustees an update September 5 or 6 and be delivered Marshall put the space problem into on the anticipated space squeeze at within a few weeks, said Starling. a provincial context. R.R. 2, Price Rd., Ganges last Wednesday's board meeting. The district received education "The space concerns we are feel­ Trustee David Eyles was con­ ministry funding specifically for one ing are not particular to the Gulf Is­ cerned to learn the portables would new portable to service Gulf Islands lands," he said. Other districts "are not be here in time forschool opening Secondary School. A second new trying to do the same thing we are on September 3 and asked Starling to portable for Femwood Elementary trying to do," he noted, and have to explain why this was the case. School will be funded from the order new portables at the last minute Hearing Problems? "It seems that right now things district's capital budget, said build­ because of funding uncertainty. ings and grounds committee chair­ will be chaotic because the space Marshall suggested the district V^ur hearing aid specialist, Doug Koeslag, will man Charles Bazzard. isn' t there," said Eyles. He wondered might "overcompensate for that in be conducting hearing evaluations in our Ganges why the portables were not ordered Bazzard added that an existing the future, and take some gambles office on Friday, Sept. 13, from 10 am to 3 pm. earlier and asked "what can we do to and hopefully have them (portables) portable at Salt Spring Elementary If you feel the need for hearing assistance, give us make sure this doesn't happen could be transferred to Fernwood, where we need them." a call because... again?" depending on actual enrolment at Starling said he was presently both schools this week. Trustee Allisen Lambert said "YOU SHOULD HEAR WHAT YOU'RE MISSING" creating a "facilities profile" which GISS space will also be in flux, even the best of long-range planning would assist in planning for the fu­ explained Starling, although the could not ensure no problems would ISLAND ACOUSTICS INC. ture. United and Cathol ic Church halls and arise and "it is going to require a bit He said the portables were or­ agricultural barn could be used, he of understanding on the part of dered as soon as funding was assured said. everybody for the first few weeks." Gulf Clinic 537-4446 "&. "VANCOUVER ISLANDS HEARING AID SPECIALISTS' High school plans complete Plans for the new Gulf Islands The new school will include a "community school" with input- Secondary School have been com­ cafeteria, he confirmed, and at least a gathering classed as a priority. pleted and are poised for shipment to 900 square metre gymnasium area. "There are actually four distinct the Ministry of Education, school Whether or not the gym could be flow areas and it looks more like a trustees learned last week. made larger with community funding community site than a school," ex­ Buildings and grounds committee was discussed at the meeting. Baz­ plained Lambert. chairman Charles Bazzard reported zard said funding approval for a Bazzard said one of the steering that plans called for an 8,279 square larger gymnasium would have to committee's primary aims — to metre school designed to accom­ come through a referendum initiated make the school fit 600 students now modate up to 750 students. by the Parks and Recreation Com­ and up to 750 in future — was Final space was reduced in size mission. achieved in the plans.This flexibility from the 9,115 square metres sub­ In order to accommodate the pos- means "it could be totally reor­ mitted earlier in the planning sibility of the gym size being in­ ganized inside in the future." he ex­ larger floor space and its creased at a later dale, trustees passed plains: FAREWELL SB were pu aside a< a met a motion directing arcnuects Mar­ Lambert agreed that being able to date. shall Garyali to design the high get education ministry funding for a Bazzard said refined input came school gym so it can be added to in 750-student capacity school was an from June meetings with GISS future. accomplishment. leachers, which trustee Allisen Lam­ Lambert commended architect "The thrust of this is we are really SUMMER bert and GISS principal Eric Mc- Shiv Garyali for creating an "in­ pleased to have received funding for Mahon pulled together in July. tegrated environment" and sense of a 750 students," she told Driftwood. REGULAR STORE HOURS NOW IN s, EFFECT. Fire chief SOLAR ELECTRICITY Open 9 am-6 pm For Remote Homes. Cabins. Boats and RV's issues safety Monday Closed * Sola/ Panels thru Sundays & Holiday reminder * DC-AC Inverters Saturday Mondays This is the time of year people * Wind Generators start lighting up their stoves and Salt * Batteries Spring fire chief Lcs Wagg says * Sales & Installation chimneys and stoves should be cleaned prior to use. PHARMASAVE SOLTEK Solar Energy Ltd. He also urges people to have their GANGES Lower Ganges Rrt. oil furnaces and stoves checked and 2-745 Vanalman Avenue, Victoria 727-7720 NO. 120 Box 100. Ganges 537-5534 says it is a good time to clean out basements, attics and all those hidden

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A golf course, driving range, prac­ BACK TO SCHOOL tice green and service amenities for the Lee's Hill area is also proposed. Prices SINCE SALE CONTINUES! Improvements to Burgoyne Bay effective 1964 Road form part of the plan, with Sept. 3-7 Drive with care — please watch Texada Logging offering dedication We reserve the of a public right of way. The com­ right to limit out for our kids on the street. pany hopes the highways ministry quantities 2531 Beacon Ave. FOODS will handle road work. while stocks last A Trust staff report confirms the We offer you only quality beef, meat products and fresh produce at prices you can afford. road would require upgrading if the company's developments proceed Bttl CHUCK 4 _• CUT FROM CAN. GR. "A" BEEF and notes "road alignment and con­ FRESH B.C. GROWN CROSS RIB ROASTS uotgl.77 structed width will be an issue, as CELERY FRESH GROUND 4 em M CHUCK BLADE Bl8de \ 65 there are environmentally sensitive LEAN GROUND BEEF see* 1.741 ROAST r^m°vfd •% ib. areas along the route, as well as Size 30's FRESH Cl> FOR BBQ 38 3.64 kg potential conflicts with existing BEEF BRISKET RIBS 2.18 kg 99* residential and farm structures.'' FRESH B.C. GROWN FRESH FRYING 4 CO FRESH FAMILY PACK Red CHICKEN THIGHS 34g^l.5o The report concludes thai due to LARGE BELL -S »nge FRYING CHICKEN 78 FRESH FRYING the magnitude of the Texada Logging • teJkm DRUMSTICKS 218kg pumh. "the question of future PEPPERS • •• ; 1 CHICKEN WINGS 1.39 99 iaod UK and oxnpeiibiliry of uses in the Buifuf Bay area needs to he BC EARLY MAC FRESH U S CHICKEN BURGERS i»2*0/*'b I a greater deui i with more FRESH APPLES NECTARINES FRESH SHANK HALF ; input before any serious con­ PORK SHOULDER PORK sideration is given to any rezoning RIBLETS 1.30 kg lb applications." PICNIC 2.14 kg 497 ! 59 1.08 kg 49 lb 1 08 kg 49 FRESH SHOULDER PICNIC In addition to establishing a task PORK STEAKS 284 >« 1.29 m force 10 »"•""» the entire develop- WASHINGTON STATE KRAFT OSCAR MAYER IWCni pKUpQSBJ, enjsecs QX^CA* 10 004 FRESH FAMILY PACE PORK SIDE SPARERIBS - -wl.97 accept the Lee * Hill golf course ap­ RUSSET LUNCHABLES n^.^, 68 Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinninim 49 plication, after some discussion. POTATOES io ib. bag With 504 coupon Available 1 FRESH in store while coupons last 1 Trustee Bob Andrew agreed with HALIBUT 27 staff recommendations that the com­ STEAKS 5 77 lb 10Og * OLYMPIC VACPAK A_- mittee not accept any proposals for McCAIN FROZEN 1 BOLOGNA CHUNKS 2.141*97* 1 golf Courses until it has adopted the APPLE FRESH 37 HALIBUT * OLYMPIC • no MSG addeadded - . _ golf course policy now in progress. PIE 680 rjfjRI 21 Trustee John Stepaniult did not CHUNKS 5 47 lb 100 g FRESRESH PORK SSAUSAGA E 1.48 1 1 think one of the proposals should be ""••"•"•'• ""• imiiMiiimiuimimni OR DINNER SAUSAGE singled out as all "should really have MCCAIN FROZEN CONC. PREY FROZEN GRIMMS ASSORTED VAR. ORANGE JUICE 355 ml '99 Ib 66 100 LIVER SAUSAGE 250 g a thorough review before we accept 1.27 CLAM MEAT g 99< or reject any." CARNATION FROZEN _x — GRIMM'S "I am not a gol fer but I feel people HASH BROWN POTATOES i ^97' PURITY KOLBASSA RING 300g 1.99 who enjoy this activity should have AUNT JEMIMA FROZEN KRAFT GRATED access to this activity," he added. WAFFLES ?83e 1.37 FLOUR PARMESAN CHEESE 250gst.aker3.37 Andrew stressed that Texada's All Purpose CARNATION proposed course was not the only one BISTRO 10 kg bag 347 HOT CHOCOLATE iox28genv before the committee and that none FRENCH 1.79 Should be considered until the 510 g loaf OCEANS BREAD 97 CHUNK LIGHT TUNA m water ISA planned policies were completed. g 89' KRAFT MILD DAIRYMAID DEEP COVE Stepaniuk said in general "there ICED TEA DRINKS 3 n 250 ml87 * CHEDDAR CHEESE BABY CLAMS 141 gun 89 are some good positive steps in the or Colby, Mozzarella 87 Burgoyne Bay proposals and some POST CEREAL or Monterey Jack. 907 g pkg. CLASSICO BRAN FLAKES 400 g 6 PASTA SAUCE Asstd 700 ml we would not be so happy with." 1.47 1.99 MAPLE LEAF TENDERFLAKE KRAFT PURE LARD lib pkg. X.17 CATELLI PASTAS *\ MACARONI & REALEMON • SPAGHETTI Your LEMON JUICE 675 ml l.SO • SPAGHETTINI Choice 09 CHEESE DINNER 225 900 g pkg 49 EAGLE BRAND • MACARONI 1 RAINBOW CONDENSED MILK 300 ml tin2.3, 8 W RRENTALE S LTD. NESTLE FAMILY SIZE KRAFT PUDDING Asstd 425 g X. X8 NALLEY'S NEW PACK is the Gulf Islands STONED WHEAT THIN representative for PEANUT POTATO 18 CRACKERS Large 600 g box <£••<<$ I Asstd. var ET COM M U NIC ATIONS INC. BUTTER 1.5 kg jar CHIPS 190 g box 4 McVITIE'S 99 the B.C. distributors for TUC BISCUITS 250g 1.37 TOLL-FREE VOICEMAIL MAXWELL HOUSE DECAF OR SIERRA ^ r\e\ REG. OR DIET Call our voicemail number CHASE & SANBORN GROUND COFFEE 2.08 for a demonstration: INSTANT GENERAL FOODS Exc Nuttasweel mm 227 g ^ xpYxxpY, 59 1-978-6096 38 INTERNATIONAL COFFEES 2.68 if UP 2 LITRE COFFEE 200 g iar 2 BAGGIES 1 SUMMER HOURS FOOD SAVER BAGS 2587* or PEPSI, CRUSH MR. 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Continuing Ed brochure WOLFE-MILNER & ASSOCIATES BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYORS B G WolfeMilner BCLS P t) Box • 537 5502 marks new cooperation Ganges bait Spring Island A new era of cooperation between let provides details of numerous Among the new coutses offered the school district and Parks and courses — organized by month for this year are Stonework and Tree Recreation Commission has been easier reference. When the brochure Pruning, Family French Conversa­ launched with publication of this is turned over, readers can look into tion, CYA Sailing, Major World "Coping With the Loss of a Relationship' year's Continuing Education PRC fall programs. Religions, Tea Matinees at the Arts brochure, according to Director of "There is also a questionnaire that Club Theatre, Cooking for Kids, Individual and small group support available. Continuing Education Maggie War- will encourage residents to let us Drawing for Teens, Build Your Own bey. know how we can serve the com­ Electric Guitar, and Marketing Art. Warbey noted that Continuing munities better," Warbey said, ad­ Continuing Ed also offers GJE.D. William Manfield Ed's usual sports and dance courses, ding, "We're very pleased with the tutoring and English as a second lan­ Professional Counselling Services growth of our programs and the fine plus several new recreational ac­ guage training on an individual re­ Ganges 537-4420 tivities, are now offered through the community support shown for Con­ quest basis. Victoria 1-386-0463 PRC. tinuing Education throughout the dis­ "Of course, all the regular classes The shift has allowed Continuing trict." are there too," Warbey said. "We Ed to broaden its base, presenting Warbey said the 1991 brochure, hope that we have included at least several new programs in all com­ which features cover art by local art­ one course that will appeal to each munities and enlarging others, such ist Judy Borbas, represents the person in our district." as cooking, children's art and Elder- community's growing awareness She added that Continuing Ed is hostel courses, Warbey said. that learning does not stop when the particularly interested in signing up The Continuing Education Fall doors close on one's high school teens, who are welcome to enroll in Brochure 1991 js included in this edi­ education. any course. Many times, special tion of Driftwood. The 72 - page book­ "It's a very encouraging trend." financial arrangements can be made Attention for teens, she noted. Warbey believes seniors will also All 1990 find several courses of interest. Salt Spring Speakers "Naturally, seniors are welcome Fall Fair at all of the courses we offer. We're always glad to see people of all ages Trophy Winners: seeks new members enjoying our programs. That's why we're here. Our motto is Life Long Offers changed format, location Learning. We think that our brochure represents that belief." Please return trophies IMMEDIATELY to Registration takes place when­ Meetings, meetings and more meetings and the expense may have ever the Continuing Ed office is meetings: they seem to be a way of kept some people horn joining." open. However, the public is invited life on Salt Spring. Thursday, September 5, the ITC to a special Registration Open House Whether or not they are always as club will hold ils first meeting in this Saturday, September 7, from 1 to productive as they could be is ques­ Grace Point Conference Centre 3 p.m. at the office in the Harbour tionable, according to Carol Voor- beginning at 7:30 p.m. Meetings last Building, next to Mouat's Clothing. hoeve, president of Salt Spring for two hours including a coffee "Enjoy a cup of coffee, a piece of Speakers ITC Club which starts its break. cake and register early for courses." Warbey war as that courses are Vooctoocvc issued an invitation to likely to fill up fast. Part of the International Training men and women of Salt Spring to in Communication world-wide or­ come to a meeting on the first and Further information on programs ganization, Salt Spring Speakers third Thursdays of the month to hear and registration can be obtained by provides training for its membets in more about the organization. More contacting the Continuing Ed office running business meetings, par­ information is available from Voor- at 537-2822. Office hours are Mon­ liamentary procedure, chairing com- hoeve at 653-4364 or membership day through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2:30 miitees, making presentations, chair Gail Beattie at 537-4069. pjn. thinking on one's feet, as well as preparing and giving speeches.

Communication skills, leadership training, speech improvement and self-development is the four-pronged Elsie focus for the group. McMurphy This term. Salt Spring Speakers has changed location and adopted a NEW DEMOCRAT OF THESE DATES... new format in hopes of attracting new Saanich North & The Islands members, said Voorhoevc. SEPT. 4: Continuing Education & Parks & Rec 1991 brochure insert to Gulf "In the past we have had dinner Policy papers and proposed Islands Driftwood. legislation available free SEPT. S: Salt Spring Speakers ITC meeting, Grace Point Conference at the office. Centre, 7:30 pm. It's time for a change. SEPT. 5: Thursday luncheon, Seniors for Seniors. Upper Ganges Centre, ll:30am-l:30 pm. 9803 3rd St., Sidney, B.C. V8L 3A6 655 4144 SEPT. 5: Overeaters Anonymous Thursday meeting. Community Centre, Open Monday to Friday, 124 pm 7:30 pm. 5374205 (eves.). SEPT. 7: Continuing Education open house & registration. #2, Harbour Bldg., 1-3 pm. SEPT. 8: Search & Rescue exercise with SARBC. Farmers' Institute. 0900- SALT SPRING COMMUNITY 1300 hrs. SEPT. 9: Royal Canadian Legion Br. 92 General Meeting, 8 pm. SOCIETY NEWS SEPT. II: Beaver, Cub & Scout Registration 7 pm. Farmers' Institute. 268 Fulford Ganges Rd. 537-9971 SEPT. 14: Terry Fox Horseshoe Tournament. Vesuvius Inn. SEPT. 14: Artspring's Million Dollar Sodbusting Party, Centennial Park, 1:30-8:30 pm. * CENTRE HOURS: 9-4 Mon.-Fri. After Hours Crisis Line: Zenith 2262. SEPT. 14: SSI Terry Fox Golf Tournament, SSI Golf Club. * FOOD BANK - emergency food during Centre hours (except noon). SEPT. 15: Terry Fox Run * COUNSELLING SERVICES: Crisis & short-term counselling available as a direct service operating out of the Community Centre building. To have your event listed here FREE a new * ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAM - Prevention & treatment service is just drop it off to the Driftwood office by 4 pm Friday. free and confidential. Call for more information. Please print clearly—just the date, time, place and event. baby? * ANTI-ORINKING A DRIVING T-SHIRTS available for $12.00. YOUR COMMUNITY CALENDAR IS SPONSORED BY

* OFFICE VOLUNTEER S needed for summer relief. Leave messaga e It's time to call your Welcome for Mimi at 537-9971. Wagon hostess. She will bring * VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to staff Youth Centre. Training provided congratulations & gifts for the Contact Susan Krug or Wendy Fields. family and the NEW BABY!

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CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT Court of Revision 1991 Voters' List for Galiano Island IN THE ELECTORAL AREA OF OUTER GULF ISLANDS

Pursuant to Section 59(2) of the Municipal Act, the Court of Revision will sit at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 11, 1991, at. The Board Room (3rd Floor) 524 Yates Street Victoria, B.C. to hear all complaints and correct and revise the list of electors; and Driftwood photo by Sail Sjuberg (a) may correct the names of electors incorrectly stated; 0PEiViTOl7S£: Sixteen-month-o Id Janael Bolliger and her mother, Manon BolUger were two of many (b) may add names of electors omitted from the list; islanders who attended the Waldorf School open house last week. Those at the event were invited to (c) may strike from the list the names of persons not entitled to vote or disqualified from voting; participate in a number of activities. (d) may correct any other manifest error in the list; or (e) shall add to the list the name of a person qualified on September 11,1991 to have his/her name entered on the list and for this purpose the court may accept an application as completed under Section 42 if delivered to the court at its first sitting. Scouts gear up for season William M. Jordan Secretary Registration, information meeting scheduled Capital Regional District Update for the Galiano Island Solid Waste Referendum IK 60 Salt Spring Boy The new KOuUng year will begin changing the group's focus to Sea to be held October 19. 1991 20 aduMa have enjoyed a STUB s regstnnon uno •iioiniKtoo Scouring. Lad tall, local Scouts at and are anticipating evening * the Farmers' lawituc JI " leaded the B-P Woodsman Camp at in the 1991 p m 5flBuu99Der li. 14i cms uncr­ Camp Barnard. They participated in eated in registering their sons in swimming, canoeing, camping and Beavers, Cubs or Sea Scouts are en­ had a group lake part in a three-day couraged to attend this meeting. cruise on board the Robertson 11 sail­ Members last year's Beaver activities in­ ing vessel. CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT cluded a slccp-ovcr party, a hike at In August, Sea Scouts spent three The following summary of the text of Bylaw No 1 953, cited as Ruckle Park, and attendance at the days hiking in the Carmanah Valley. "Food Handler Bylaw No. 1.1 991 ", is hereby published as at Beaveree Camp at Camp Barnard, Meiiibuj, of the Ganges scouting third reading and prior to submission to the Minister of Health. wanted the Boy Send regional camp near group also participated in "Trees for Soofcc. Beavers also staged a suc­ Canada" by planting over 1,000 tree A BYLAW TO REGULATE THE OPERATION Salt Spring's Seniors for Seniors cessful family camp in the spring at seedlings in Peter Amell Park. OF FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS group is welcoming new members. the Fanners' Institute. The group will again be selling A press release describes the The Wolf Cub pack held two day Christmas trees at Ganges Village WHEREAS pursuant to Division XI of the Letters Patent the group as "a worthy organization" that camps on Salt Spring last year, and Market this December to raisefund s Board can exercise the powers conferred upon the Council of a "provides many services to seniors," attended a regional Cub jamboree for their various activities. Municipality by Section 692 of the Municipal Act: giving many people an "active social with 300 Cubs at Camp Barnard. AND WHEREAS the Board has deemed it expedient and in the life." Cubs recently returned from a three- Further information on local public interest to require food service establishments to ensure The group is also looking for day camp on Prevost Island. scouting can be obtained by contact­ that at least one supervisor at the establishment has volunteers to take on tasks such as Scouts also had an exciting year, ing Gerry Pickell at 653-9568. successfully completed the Provincial Food Safe program; driving, office and kitchen work, NOW. THEREFORE, the board of the Capital Regional District visitation of shut-ins or publicity in open meeting assembled HEREBY ENACTS AS work. Anyone willing to volunteer FOLLOWS: time is asked to drop into the Seniors THE SALT SPRING FARMERS' MARKET DEFINITIONS for Seniors headquarters at the Upper THE FACE OF A COMMUNITY 1. For the purposes of this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise Ganges Centre. requires: The group's Thursday luncheons (a) 'Food Safe Training and Certificate Program' means will begin tomorrow (September 5), the Provincial Food Safe program, taking place between 11:30 a.m. and (b) 'Food Service Establishment' means 1:30 p.m. (i) those food premises, permanent or temporary, fixed or moveable, in which food is prepared or similarly made ready for eating, or (ii) any eating or drinking establishment where draught drink or prepared food is served to the public; Including any restaurant, coffee shop, cafeteria, short- order cafe, luncheonette, grill, tea room, sandwich shop, soda fountain, bar, tavern, pub, beer parlour, cocktail lounge, dining room, night club, catering kitchen, industrial feeding establishment, commissary, concession or other similar place. 2. No person, being the operator of a food service #ieig gat V* j * establishment, shall permit the handling and preparation of food unless there is at least one supervisor on duty in the food preparation area, during the times when the food service MEET THE FACES BEHIND THE MASKS: Kathleen establishment is operating, who has obtained a certificate Measures and John Quinn combine their talents to indicating successful completion of the Food Safe Training and Catch the create an array of character and fantasy masks in papier Certificate Program. mache as well as detailed "miniature masks" in the form 3. The on-duty supervisor shall post their Food Safe Training Spirit of of leather brooches and earrings. Kathleen started Certificate in a prominent place in the food service making masks for the stage while studying Technical establishment to which it relates. Change. Theatre at UBC where she received her Bachelor of Fine 4. This Bylaw shall take effect on April 30, 1992 JoinCLIVE TANNER and be­ Arts. Originally from London, England, John majored in 5. Any person who violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw come a member of B.C.'s best sculpture at Newport Art College in South Wales. From shall, upon summary conviction thereof, be liable toa penalty of choice—the New Liberal Party their home/studio on Salt Spring, masks and jewellery not more than TWO THOUSAND ($2,000.00) DOLLARS. of British Columbia. are sent to galleries throughout Canada. A copy of the complete bylaw may be viewed during normal For information write to: In addition to the crafts, early visitors to the Mask working hours, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Monday to Friday inclusive, 210-2436 Beacon Ave. from September 4, 1991 to September 1 3, 1 991 at the offices Stand will find fresh eggs and organic produce. Sidney. B.C. V8L 1X6 of the Capital Regional District, 524 Yates Street, Victoria. B.C. 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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Driftwood photo by Ian Noble THEATRE OF THE MIND: The Salt Spring Island Readers Theatre Repertory Co. performed Beyond Milkwood, a one act play focusing on the last four days of Dylan Thomas' life. The content of the play dealt with a wide range of topics, from Christmas, war, and taxes to fondling breasts and death. The play was adapted for Readers Theatre by member Robert Burbidge. A brochure handed to the audience said Readers Theatre is a distinct form of drama where the stage is bereft of scenery, movement, and costume. Thus stripped, the voice alone carries the action, meaning, plot, and emotion. It is theatre of the mind.

Baha'i group offers ONE OF A KIND HAND CRAFTED fall discussion series FINE FURNISHINGS ON DISPLAY. "Preventive Courtship" will be the former Spiritual Care Coor­ the topic starting off the fall series of dinator of Hospice Victoria, a con­ Friday discussion evenings spon­ sultant to the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy sored by the Baha'i Community at at the University of Victoria and an SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 Brae Haven. international speaker and seminar Speaker Linda Kavclin Popov is leader. Her presentation will include in Centennial Park author of a forthcoming title by the topics such as "How to Get to Know TUESDAY TO SUNDAY Music starts at 1:30, followed by a parade to the site 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. same name She is also author of TVie Another Person," "Spiritual Prepara­ tor the Sod-Busting Ceremony at 2:30. Return to the Virtues Guide. tions for Meeting the Right Person," "Preventive Courtship," to be The Power of Prayer in Courtship," ASTERPIECES park' for continuous music & entertainment until 8:30. presented September 6 at 7:30 p.m. "Preventing a Dysfunctional Match" M deals with courtship designed to and "Creating Your Love List." 10 1-9717 i R II STREET A Fun-Raiser for the Whole Family! prevent divorce. SIDNIY, B.C. 656-4H44 i According to Popov, it involves Popov has recentlypresente d this spiritual principles for single people, topic to an audience of youth in Dal­ whether teens or older divorced in­ las, Texas. No charges or collections dividuals. will be made for attendance and all A Salt Spring resident, Popov is are welcome. Salt Spring Island Pancake breakfast slated Arts & Crafts Directory Central Hall will be the site of a Pancake Breakfast and Sunday School Round-up this weekend. The Salt Spring Pentecostal Assembly is planning the event for Sun­ Saltspring Gems & Art Gallery day, September 8, beginning at 9 a.m. for i lie diMrriminaling collector The event will feature Art and Donna-Mae Henkel of Kids Mini­ EXOTIC GEMSTONES FROM The prestigious place to shop for Western A Guff AROUND THE WORLD stries who will provide music, drama, puppetry and "lots of excite­ Island pointings A sculpture by over IS artists. ment." 175 S.lljpnne Way, RR 2. Gangei, B C 537-2313 Fine Arts — Original & Signed Watercolours, The assembly has invited the public to attend the event and "enjoy Oils and Porcelain Paintings f * Jewellery Repairs * Custom Designs what promises to be a great morning." <=\tiES THREE CRAF>O * Watch Repairs * Jewellers' Appraisals C\S»-W Working si udio IS •"* showing Recce to finished *"* Member CGAA product —including a fine selection of JOHN, HELEN b CATHY spinning, weaving, handpainted sweats and pottery. — Designer hand dyed, hand spun wool in sweater packs — Grace Point Square (604) 537-4222 113 Hereford Ave., Ganges. B.C. V0S llll 537-4404 Box 1560. Ganges, B.C. V0S 1E0 537-4302 VESUVIUS INN FIELD MOUSE WILDLIFE GALLERY INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE ARTS & CRAFTS including Jan Sharkey Thomas originals, cards & prints Finest quality THE FRITZ HLI<; GALLERY 11 CRAFTS ¥7 featuring "The Remarkable Animals nt 1 ritz Hug'' on display local crafts originals, lithographs, limited edition & open edition 537-2993 Open 2-h pm daily — closed Tuesdays bailer} 161 Fulford Ganges Rd 233 Wildwood Crescent, Ganges, B.C. (604) 537-2835

GULF JEWELS GALLERY 1982 North End Road Fine Arts & Crafts Jewellery A Repairs t&VJk BRUCE PEARSON 537-4137 S^ "JR Goldsmith, Gemmologist THURS.-SUN. 2-6 PM 112 Hereford Ave 537-5260 Island Art & Crafts Open Mon.-Sat., 10 «m-5 pm S/N Wildlife Prints FOR MINOS ON THE CUTTING EDGE! General knowledge, multiple choice Trivia games run 340 Scott Point Drive continuously from 2pm to 12:30 am on our TV monitors. Orcas gallery Team up with friends or play alone Every Tuesday at 5 537-9193 pm is SHOWDOWN—20,000 participants from across Fine Paintings, Sculptures, North America play the world's largest game show! Wed. Native An. Pottery Featunng David Jackson & Fri.. 10:15 pm is NIGHTSIDE adult-oriented Trivia decoys & wildlife carvings • NTN TRIVIA CHALLENGE • Finest 18k gold b ,Z- NATIONAL TWO-WAY NETWORK silver jewellery with rXAA/ high quality genutones LVOA%T7S'X GALLERY IT'S FUN AND IT'S FREE!! By MASTER GOLDSMITH ARTIST RUN CONTEMPORARY ART ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS FULFORD MARINA WATERFRONT P.O Box 343 537-4004 SALT SPRING ISLAND 653-4711 Che Inn's Kitchen Ganges, B.C. GASOLINE ALLEY 537-2037 SUNDAY BRUNCH 1 1 am-3 pm (no minors) J/ S2 u^atenf&ott VU Pegasus Gallery * -J_ aaLLeR,v Wednesday. September 4. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD P«ggA13

••:-^::^:.y^.[-::ART:::--]\: S AND ENTERTAINMENT Driftwood =v\ Party will Golden Island CHINESE RESTAURANT - LICENSED ENTERTAINMENT LUNCH Tues.-Fri. 11:30 2 celebrate DINNER Tues.-Thurs. 5-10 Fri.-Sat. 5-11; Sun. 5-9 THIS WEEK DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS ArtSpring Ask about our weekend DINNER SPECIALS A "Million Dollar Sod-Busting Closed Mondays Party" will celebrate the start of Art- Upper Ganges Centre, Ganges 537-2535 On screen at SALT SPRING CINEMA Spring construction. The Island Arts Centre Society or has reached its 90 per cent goal - - John Hughes' Dutch, starring Ed O'Neill and Ethan $1.4 million — "making it time for a Randall, plays at 7 p.m. this week, running Friday, celebration," members say. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BR. 92 September 6 to Wednesday, September 11. The com- The fund-raising event, featuring dey is rated Mature with occasional very coarse lan­ activities for the entire family, will GENERAL guage and suggestive scenes. take place September 14 in Centen­ nial Park. Music is scheduled to On a separate admission ticket, Pure Luck runs the begin at 1:30 p.m., followed by a MEETING same nights at 9 p.m. Starring Martin Short and Danny parade promenade (complete with Glover, the flick is rated Mature with occasional piper) to the ArtSpring site around 2 Monday, Sept. 9 — 8 pm violence and coarse language. p.m. ALL MEMBERS ARE Adults pay $6, students $5, and seniors and At 2:30 p.m. the "Sod Busting children, $3.50. All seats are $3.50 Tuesday nights. Ceremony" will begin with local and URGED TO ATTEND. imported dignitaries employing the golden shovel accompanied by a few "site" gags. By 3 p.m. entertainment will heat up again in the park with music, dancing, clowns and comedy ISLAND VIDEO HITS "to give everyone a pat on the back," organizers say. Everybody is invited. Children 1. Home Alone (1) 2. Dances With Wolves who would like to be in the parade are advised to come in costume to the 3. Awakenings (2) Saturday Farmers' Market and find 4. Scenes from a Mall (5) the face-painting booth between 5. King Ralph (4) noon and 2 p.m. Youngster's faces 6.. Not Without My Daughter will be decorated courtesy of island 7. LA. Story (3) artists. 8. The Sheltering Sky Local "celebrities," including 9. Sleeping With The Enemy members of the S.S. Hysterical 10. Henry and June Society. will make an appearance at the "cream pie toss" where islanders can decorate their faces. A variety of entertainment will be I provided in honour of the occasion by island performers. An entertainment schedule will appear in next week's edition of Driftwood. On tap at ISLAND WATERING HOLES Local restaurants and snack shops are participating in the celebration by- offering food that will be quick to get FULFORD INN N/A or easily carried back to the park. Concert cappuccinos, drama dogs, HARBOUR HOUSE Tight Squeeze gallery goodies will be listed in the park to help participants find a N/A MOBYS PUB palette-pleasing creation. Local merchants have been in­ NTN Trivia Challenge vited not to flyflag s but to hoist their VESUVIUS INN shovels for this ground-breaking day. These may be sand castle shovels or the old garden variety but tied with a shiny ribbon to remind islanders of this gala event. Organizers note that ArtSpring OUT and ABOUT has become a reality due to a full community effort. "Come and enjoy the celebra­ SEPT. 14: ArtSpring "Sod-busting" party tion."

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^ Saturday, Sept. 7 — 9 am-2 pm .£ Open Daily M at the Farmers' Institute -K Drop-ins Welcome * M ^ All donations gratefully accepted. t* •J Please phone to arrange pick-up: r* 323 LOWER GANGES $ 537-5690 537-9843 537-2567 z* 537-5217^ P«y A14 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wxtiwday. September 4. 1991

SPORTS SECTION Driftwood

\w WAYNE LANGLEY m§ PRC votes for appointment Gulf Island Tree Service • DANGEROUS TREE REMOVAL • FULLY INSURED • FAST & EFFICIENT • FREE GUARANTEED ESTIMATES of Sports Society chairman R.R. 4, Fort St., C. 162, Ganges 537-5586 Parks and Recreation CommisCommis- society chairman on the commission repairreDairs to the facilities are "mo"monei y sion members passed a motion because he represents people con­ down the drain" because a proper Thursday night recommending the cerned and involved with Salt Spring maintenance program was not fol­ is YOUR WELL WATER SAFE TO DRINK? lowed. Capital Regional District director ap­ recreation. Contamination can occur without changes point the chairman of the Salt Spring "This is listening to the voice of "We feel as a group there has been Sports Society to the PRC. the people." a lot of money wasted over the in color or taste. Society chairman Malcolm Legg The society is a newly formed years," he said. $20.00 per test • Results in 24 Hours told the Driftwood Friday he would group composed of volunteers repre­ By bringing many sports groups be willing to sit on the commission. senting various sports groups on Salt into one organization, the society Be Safe • Test Annually! He said he would use his position to Spring. The group is focusing on hopes the chances of getting govern­ influence decisions regarding recrea­ identifying future priorities for island ment funding for island recreation ' MB RESEARCH tional land use. recreation, said Legg. projects will improve. 10115-C McDonald Park Rd. The society will "not actually "We asked groups to come up The theory is that one organiza­ Sidney, B.C. V8L 3X9 656-1334 spend money but recommend the with a wish list for the next one, three, tion, such as baseball, applying for PRC upgrade facilities, and (advise five, and 10 years, for facilities funding will be less likely to receive on) how to get better usage and a needed on island," he said. However, funding than if the application was Office (604| 537-6615 better return from them as well," said because the society formed at the made by baseball, soccer, tennis, and Home (604) 537-5103 Legg. "In essence, they are looking at beginning of August, 1991, it has not other sports groups, said Legg. us for direction." formulated a direction yet. A lot of people in different sport "The decisions are made by the He said most of Salt Spring's groups are dissatisfied with the way Norman recreation commission. They will try sports and recreation groups have recreation facilities on Salt Spring to fit our recommendations within been contacted by the society, and have been run, said Legg, and the ROTHWELF. the framework of their budget." "I'm expecting groups to put in time society is considered an organized CRD director Julia Atkins said and effort to help direct us to what way of expressing grievances and she supports appointment of the they need." solutions to the PRC. Society members also want to im­ "We're takinga bunch of different prove maintenance of facilities in groups to be cohesive and we know regards to irrigation, aeration, fer­ that will take time and there is no tilization, and cutting. Legg cited guarantee it will work." he said. "So Portlock Park as an area where far, it has been positive."

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• &E HOGAN CHIMNEY SWEEPS $|- • Choices I *^^^ a division of INTER ISLAND SERVICES LTD. ^J • I I makes I 537-2111 I I This EARLY BIRD coupon good for I request I $5.00 off any I chimney cleaning Clients of Choices — a business I until September I that helps mentally disabled people 30th, 1991. move from institutional to com­ I munity life — want to participate in I sports at the same time and place as | CINQ-DOLLARS-FIVE GANGES 1991 I able people. A CURE FOR THE FLUE! Choice representative Val Aloian J brought that message to the Parks and Recreation Commission at an August 29 meeting. She said the mentally disabled have not had that kind of opportunity «' in the past, and such an arrangement would make them feel good. "They don't want special ac­ tivities, at special locations, at special times," she said. BOWLING LEAGUES PRC chairman Kellie Booth said that in places like Victoria, where four courts can be used at once to NOW accommodate all skill levels, it is possible to have people of different skill levels competing at the same time. TENNIS SCOOP: Island tennis player Bob Weeden takes ad­ However, on Salt Spring, "We vantage or sunny September weather at the Portlock Park tennis just don't have that kind of space here courts. After a wet holiday weekend, islanders were pleased to see in one place." (he sunshine return earlier this week. Drtft-ood photo by Derrick unoy Aioian said mentally disabled people cannot participate to a high, intense skill level, which restricts them in playing certain sports. How­ r ever, rales, balls and *"oundaries can be adapted to improve a disabled Island's two teams person's ability to compete. Also, clubs such as the Trail and DIES-MIXED-YOUTH-GOLDEN AGE Nature Club, which lave walks for prepare for kick off seniors, can include the mentally dis­ abled. LEISURE LANES Salt Spring a two soccer pme in View* ma Sunday apis* Like able people, the mentally RECREATION CENTRE disabled have different preferences rrriTinuT tnetr work-out in .ne Okaa 154 Kings Lane (behind the Legion) lion tor the upcoming season Salt Spring F.C. will be coached in recreation, and she urged commis­ by Alan Wyatt this year, with its sion members to ask disabled people 537-2054 season opening game on September what their preferences are. By MALCOLM LEGG L Driftwood Contributor 15 in Victoria against Lakehill. The team plays its first four games off-is­ land. Both teams are practising on the Both teams mould be competitive Salt Spring school grounds in Gan­ and provide some great soccer action. ges, beginning at 6:30 p.m. every With the Old Boys playing at 10 aan. Tuesday and Thursday. and F.C. at 2:15 p.m. there will be lots ^ulj<^^2%Lnq oLa%Lunz± The Salt Spring Old Boys (Over of soccer action for fans to watch. 30s team) will be coached by this Anyone interested in joining or writer, lire team is preparing for its practising should call this writer first league game on September 15. (537-4970) for the Old Boys or Ken To better prepare themselves, Duke (537-9892) for F.C. players have arranged an exhibition

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Special ARTSPRING 8pm Activity Centre < $6.95, 30C each additional. thanks to Dr. Duncan Price, Dr. Karen Berg and the maternity BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS: Run your ad in community staff at Cowichan District Saturday September 14th newspapers across the country or in the province of your Hospital. 36 CLASSIFIED choice. Call us for details Centennial Park I'M KIRBY GARSIDE and I have 1:30 - 8:30pm DEADLINES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS: Monday at 2 pm. Too a new baby brother named Late To Classify from 2 pm Monday to noon Tuesday Stuart Norman Mouat Garside. A FUN-RAISER FOR THE :::.:, .M,;:.;;:;j:jjjji He was born on Monday, WHOLE FAMILY!! August 19, 1991, and he's real little! Mom and Dad, Susan and — KIDS!!! — 14 INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Michael, think its real neat ' ' IN!.I having two boys. Our Come to S.S. Pentecostal Salt Spring Island Grandparents, Carolyn and Assembly Norman Mouat and Kay (Central Hall, North End Rd.) Foundation ANNOUNCEMENTS 177 Musical Services Garside are very proud and so for "CATCH THE ISLAND SPIRIT"' 180 Nurseries is our Great Grandmother 05 Births 183 Painting Donations of cash, property or 08 Cards of Thanks Louise Johnson Mom and Dad 186 Paving/Driveways want to thank Dr Heaton and Pancake Breakfast life insurance now or through, C MC%MC £ 11 Coming Events 187 Pets/Lrvestock 14 Community Services all the fantastic nurses at Lady AND SUNDAY SCHOOL your estate will help enrich the 189 Photography lives of Salt Spring Islanders for 17 Education 192 Picture Framing Minto Hospital, 36 ROUND-UP 20 Engagements 195 Plumhing 6r Heating Sunday, September 8th generations to come. "In 23 In Memonam 196 Printers at 900am Memonam gifts will be 76 Legals 197 Pressure Washing Business Services acknowledged with a card TAKE NOTICE that James Roy 29 Lost and Found 198 Property Maintenance Music, Drama, Puppets Include names and addresses 30 Marriages Contract Rates Available Dalbey and Effat Dalbey of 201 Property Management and more...!!! of recipient, next of kin and Delta, B.C., occupation Sales 32 Meetings 202 Rentals Call Jeff or Damans 35 Notices SEE YOU THERE donor for tax receipt Manager/Hairdresser intends 204 Resorts 537 9933 QK Scholarships, land for parks, 38 Obituaries 207 Roofing to make application to the 40 Personals 210 Secretarial Services and relief of hardship are but a Ministry of Crown Lands 42 Travel 213 Sewing few directions In which your regional office in Victoria, B.C. 216 Sheet Metal COMING EVENTS 11 CONTINUING EDUCATION foundation serves the for a Licence of Occupancy of 21 9 Shoe Repair community. Please mail Register anytime, but enjoy land generally situated Horton EMPLOYMENT 222 Signs • •TiYiilMikiiWAW*'*;* donations and requests for Bay, Mayne Island, B.C and 50 Business Opportunities coffee and cake, while you 226 Small Engine Service EXPERIENTIAL group for information to The Salt Spring more specifically described in 55 Help Wanted 227 Tile Setting register! BO Work Wanted women, using art, drama, Island Foundation. P O Box 8. (a) or (b) below: 231 Tree Service music, symbolism Led by Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 or call 234 Tawing OPEN HOUSE and psychologist Linda Clark, Ph.D. REGISTRATION John Crofton at 537 2433 (a) Parcel Identifier 000 139- 237 Trucking 611 Lot C, Section 2, Mayne BUSINESS SERVICES 240 TV & Radio Service September 26th, Nov. 28th, 7- Sept. 7, Saturday, 1-3pm • . tfn-91 100 Accounting 241 Vacuum Service 10pm, Beaver Point Hall, $100. Island. Cowichan District, Plan 242 Vetennanaris ALANON — A PROGRAM for 35260 Call 653-4388 36 Office at the family ana frienos ot alcoholics ' c BASIC pi inc.pies of Haroour Buiiamg (b) Commencing at a post 2«« WeHJiuy For further information, 537- 1UJ . painting. B. Louise Woodward. (next to Mouat s Clothing) planted most NE pin, thence 10b Architects Si designers 245 Windows 2317, 653 4288 or 537 2646. South Coast Studio. Classes 36 30m NE: thence 12.195 NW, 109 Autobodv Repairs Ifn thence 29.268 SW; thence 110 Automotive Repairs MERCHANDISE begin Oct 1st Phone 537-2902 CONTINUING EDUCATION NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS 12.196 SE. 112 Barbers & Beauty Services 300 Antiques PSYCHOLOGY of interpersonal 115 Bed and Breakfast Brochure meetings (for anyone who The purpose for which the land 302 Appliances relations College credit Sept 116 Brick Works 304 Automotive thinks they might have a drug is required is Private Moorage 10- Dec. 17. Dr. Ralph Miller Fall 1991 1 17 Cameras 308 Boats 81 Marine problem). Every Tuesday, 7- Facility. Dated August 16, instructor Continuing Today's Driftwoodl 118 Carpenters 310 Building Supplies 8:30 pm, the United Church, 1991 Altype Construction 119 Catering Services 315 CBrs & Trucks Education, 537 2822. 36 Don't see what you want? upstairs. For further info, please 1 22 Charters 10713 McDonald Park Road, 320 Clothing Give us a call page 1-979-3725 tin Sidney, B.C V8L 3X9. 656- 125 Child Ca.e 325 Cratts 128 Chimney Cleaning 327 Equipment S.S.I. 7081. 131 Cleaning Services 537 2822 36 329 Farm Items AA MEETING. Ladies Only, 131 Computers PAINTERS' 37 134 Concrete 330 Pood Proriucls Thursday night, 8 pm. Please 335 Furniture GUILD SALT SPRING call 537-5794 or 653-4300 137 Contractors: 340 Garage Sales RECYCLE THIS PAPER 139 Courier Services MEETINGS rtn 140 Day Care 342 Garden Supplies JUNIOR TENNIS 350 Misc For Sale DRESSINGS ARE FREE to NOTICE OF INTENTION 141 Decking 355 Motorcycles TOURNAMENT 142 Diving mWednesday s cancer patients by the Order of TO APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION 143 Draperies 360 Musical instruments 10:30am - 1:30pm September 14th 8i 15th the Eastern Star. Contact OF CROWN LAND 365 Office EauiDiment 146 Drywall (except second Wed. of month) at Portlock Park Virginia Amorsen, 537-9105. 147 Education 370 Pets/Livestock 375 Recreational Vehicles Elimination Tournaments tin 148 Electrical * CENTRAL HALL * 149 Engineers 377 Toys or Round Robins FAMILIES of Schizophrenics 150 Excavating 380 Free September 4th Girls under 15 meet informally in homes for 385 Wanted Business Meeting 151 Eyeglasses (as of Jan.1 '91) Sept. 14 & 15 mutual support and exchange 152 Firewood (new members welcome) of information Phone 537- REAL ESTATE Boys under 15 153 Flooring 400 Appraisals Sept. 11th — No meeting 9237 or 537-5264. Un 154 Florists 410 For Sale Sept. 18th — Model for (as of Jan. 1 '91 >—Sept. 14&15 156 Gardening/Landscaping 420 Financing figure drawing Girls under 18 157 Water Purification A.A. MEETINGS, Salt Spring 430 Land Surveyors Sept. 25th — Peter Lynde (as of Jan. 1 '91)— Sun. Sept. 15 159 Glass 440 Miscellaneous Island, phone 537-2317, 160 Gravel Supply (Watercolour-using photos Boys under 18 Galiano: 539-2235 or 539- In the Land Recording District 450 Mobile Homes of Victoria and situated in 161 Health Care 460 Wanted creatively). 36 (as of Jan 1 '91)—Sun. Sept. 15 5770, Pender: 629-3312. tin 162 Home Improvements • Vesuvius Bay, Salt Spring 163 Insurance RENTALS ACOA (Adult Children of Island. 164 Lawyers Team Events Alcoholics) Meeting, is held 500 Apt /Suites —A new season— TAKE NOTICE that Leroy 165 Locksmiths 510 Commercial Space —A brand new location— Girls under 12 every Wednesday at 7:30pm at 166 Marine Services 520 Houses (as of Jan. 1 '91)—Sat. Sept 14 the SS Community Centre. Hackett Jensen of RR #1, C-6, Tantramar, Ganges, B.C., VOS 168 Masonry 530 Shared Accommodation SALT SPRING Boys under 12 Children of dysfunctional 171 Misc. Services 540 Wanted families, also very welcome. 1EO, Artist, intends to apply for 174 Moving & Storage (as of Jan. 1'91)—Sat. Sept. 14 a Licence of Occupation of the 535 Situations Wanted SPEAKERS rtn Under 12 girls and boys who following described lands: uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiuiumiiimi Invites you to our first mm*. meeting in our new sign up for a team event will be Commencing 308° 27' 46". is agreed by any display or classified location: placed on a 4 member team 38.088 m from the most having both beginning and TERMS advertiser that the liability of the GRACE POINT southerly corner of Parcel newspaper m the event of failure to CONFERENCE CENTRE intermediate players. The PSYCHOLOGY of interpersonal Identifier 000-375-357, Lot A, Classified advertising accepied on a publish an advertisement or in the events are based on the relations. College credit. Sept. Section 9, Range 2 West, North prepaid basis only Visa and Mastercard Thursday, Sept 5 - 7:30pm event that errors occur in the publishing development and practice of 10 - Dec. 17. Dr Ralph Miller Salt Spring Island, Cowichan welcome Driftwood Publishing Ltd of any advertisement shall be limited to COME SEE basic skills of individuals of instructor. Continuing District, Plan 3734, Except that reserves the right to classify ads under the amount paid by the advertiser for WHAT'S NEW FOR different levels of play Education, 537-2822. 36 part in Plan 4008; appropriate headings and to set rates that portion of the advertising space '91 - '92I! 36 therefore and to determine page occupied by the incorrect item only end Contact: LAID OFF, out of work? Learn to location that there shall be no liability in any Call 537-4069 for details Joann Smith (537-9036) manage an Apartment, thence 231 degrees 09' 39", 51.296 m; thence 218 degrees Full, complete and sole copyright m any event beyond the amount paid for such or Betty Boyd (537-9702) Condominium Building. Many advertisement Driftwood Publishing jobs available. Over 1,200 14'04", 47.168 m; thence 308 advertising produced by Driftwood Cleaning up after summer? 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Courses offered in commencement, and contain­ within 30 days of the first publication It subject to the approval ol the publisher MIDLIFE ISSUES FOR complimentary healing such as ing 0.0919 ha. TAKE HEART WOMEN AND MENOPAUSE Herbology. Indology, Reflex­ The purpose for which the Alternate Thursday evenings ology andTouchfor Health. For IMWHALE disposition Is required Is 6 Sessions, starting calendar' and information private moorage. OF A September 12th contact, #101-2182 W. 12th SALE II at Ave., Vancouver, V6K 2N4, Comments concerning this Gulf Islands Community Centre (604)734-4596. a application may be made to the IS COMING!!! Call Bev Unger 653-4385 36 Ministry of Lands and Parks TRAIN TO MANAGE an Vancouver Island Region, Donations of books of any sort Buy a classified for 2 weeks apartment /condominium Lands Operation Division, 851 will be gratefully received at and get the third building. Many jobs available. 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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT CHURCH NOTICES LE6ALS 26 MEETINGS 32 NOTICES 35 NOTICES 35 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 50 NOTICE OF INTENTION SUNDAY CLOSING OUT TO APPLY FOR A Did You Know? COLOURFUL BUSINESS Do Sept. 8th DISPOSITION OF SALE you have a flair for colour and CROWN LAND HANNA'S design? Decorating Den. l6LAhJP6 TI2-U6T Captain's Cupboard Canada's fastest growing AIR SALTSPRING INFORMATION NOTICE 20% off Interior Decorating Franchise is expanding in B.C. Training The Sslt Spring Island Trust Points of call include: EVERYTHING!! Ganges Harbour, Montague Wednesday & Thursday provided. Lower Mainland 525- Committee are meeting at 1 pm 8722, Provincial 1-800-565- on Sept. 24, 1991, at Room Harbour, Bedwell Harbour, September 4th & 5th Port Browning, Lyali 8722. B 1203, Grace Point Square FULFORD HARBOUR Harbour, Thetis Island, 36 Members of the public TASTEE-FREEZ New and re­ Kuper Island. Silva Bay, welcome. conditioned Franchise restaur­ Pirate Cove, Chemainus, An Agenda for the meeting will ants available in B.C. From Crofton, Ladysmith, and be posted on Sept. 1 7, at the GRACE POINT $35,000 to $200,000 cash others on request. TAKE NOTICE that William Trust office, the Building CONFERENCE investment. Call now for a free Henry Puddifoot of Mayne Inspector's office and the WE'RE BASED IN THE CENTRE brochure: (604)765-8162 or Island, occupation Merchant Government Agent's office. ISLANDS FOR write: Tastee-Freez Western Anglican Parish intends to make application to ISLAND TRUST 38 BETTER SERVICE Canada. 202-125 Highway 33 Salt Spring Island the Ministry of Crown Lands P.O. Box 840 East, Kelowna. B.C.. VIX 2A1 B St. Mark's. Tuesday: regional office in Victoria for a Ganges. B.C. VOS 1EO Call for air fares and Holy Eucharist - 10 am Licence of Occupancy of land 537-9144 reservations and discount SINGLES TODAY Introduction generally situated on Mayne charters Service. Eleventh Anniversary St. George's. Thursday: Island and specifically The Baha'i Community Special Membership, fran­ Holy Eucharist -515 pm described in (a) or (b) below of Salt Spring Island SSI: 537-9FLY chise and employment Vane: 224-5568 (a) Lot 27, section 4, Mayne invites you to information. Magazine sample ST. GEORGE'S Nanaimo: 245-8333 Island, Cowichan District Plan Friday Night Discussions $4. #2-1248 Fort Street, 9:00am Holy Eucharist Gabriola: 756-8995 29750 Parcel Identifier 001- Victoria. B.C. V8V 3L2 Crofton/Chemainus 358-375. PpJN'.. (604)380-9020. Fax: (604)478- ST. MARK'S 246-8140 (b) Commencing at a post 9975 B 11:00am Holy Eucharist planted 100' SE of the most Lines open 7am - 8pm daily CATCH THE WAVE The weight ST. MARY'S west property pin. thence 77' Fully appointed loss industry is on the move. Be NW: thence 24' SW; thence 72' 11:00am Matins Conference/Meeting Room a part of this exciting business SE; thence 24' NE. available by half day. day, with Diet Center, the #1 ST. MARK'S The purpose for which the land or hourly rental. franchise in the field. Excellent 7:00pm Evensong is required is Private Moorage Accommodates groups to 30. opportunities are available. For Facility. Dated July 26, 1991. For reservations, phone a limited time you could qualifty Bishop Barry Valentine Altype Construction, 10713 537-2059 for a reduced franchise fee Call Rector McDonald Park Road. Sidney. (604) 860-1919 & leave a Parish Office 537-2171 B.C. V8L 3X9. 656-7081 37 message. B September 6th THIS SPACE Speaker; SELLING turn-key operation Linda Kavelin PopoV NOTICE TO RESERVED after 15 years-Leading bicycle MEMBER GROUPS Salt Spring •NOTICE OF APPLICATION Topic; FOR YOUR AD store-owner retiring No FOR WATER LICENCE "Preventive Courtship" Group grant application experience necessary. Training Pentecostal WATER ACT Courtship designed to forms are available from provided. Earn $60,000- (Section 8) prevent divorce-spiritual the secretary PERSONALS 40 $80,000 Asking $97,500. Assembly principles for singles. LAURIE NEISH Leave message 521 -6005 We Helmut and Rosemary 3B Central Hall 537 2053 (eves) WOULD YOU LIKE to corres­ Boehringer of 171 Natalie MORNING WORSHIP Lane, RR#2 Ganges (Cusheon 'Deadline for applications pond with unattached BRAEHAVEN Christiam people across 10:30 am Lake Resort) have applied for a (opp. GVM at Greenwoods) is September 14th 37 BUSINESS PERSONALS 51 Canada: all denominations, all Bible Study water licence to use water out Call 537 9898 or nationalities, for eampanion- Home Meetings of Cusheon Lake which flows 537-5188 into South Cusheon Creek and ship or marriage? Ashgrove. METAPHYSICAL FITNESS Wednesdays — Ganges discharges into me see end REFORM [J P.O. Box 205B, Chase, B.C. VOE through Astrology. Reiki. 7:30 pm Numerology or Tarot. Private give no*X* vffjStf mMMMMMl 10 "AffTY OF CANADA kWlk\ IMP B Thursdays — Fulford BL SI NESS Catch trie pulse of coaching Call 537-2430. 40 7:30 pm NEW CANADA TELL AND SHARE Heard a Pastor Rick Hill The pu**i g( diwteieiun win be SERVICES with good recorded telephone YOUR HOUSE repairs could cost you nothing Call Peter 537-4143 or 537-9140 locetea et western tide of Lot 2 PRESTON MANNING message'For your one i n send Youth Pastor Blackmore. The Renovator, for Section 86 Plan 22276 South (aa irfl at Ikwm 7 0Qom September 11tn 5 No money please S A S E Dave Guthrie Maze/of Box 1622 Comox. details 537-4382 37 Salt Spring island ROYAL THEATRE 537 4228 nn BC V9N BA2 e •••:- aem will be locati TK**tt S3 00 Affiliated with P A 0 C YOU CAN SPEND Q,. "WANTAD5 \ 78»21 : quantity ui 35 The Haircuttmg Place 3S Time with the family on Friday water tn be diverted or stored Is Harbour's End Plara evening...Dine and bowl at work WONDERS! Salt Spring Island """^ 8000 G.P.D.. SALT SPRING Preschool Leisure Lanes Reservations The purpose for which the classes start September 10th. —LEATHER — 537-2054. 36 Baptist Church water will be used is supply We have 2 openings remaining ws m our Goldfish class For more As you've never seen in any HELP! Please return money Admiral Hall REGIS HAIR STYLIST. We are r information on our Cooperative store Factory direct prices and ferry tickets missing from 506 Lower Gangas Rd Cusheon Lake Resort 15 tourisi so sure you'll be successful in accommodations and owner s Preschool, please call Anne Costs, pants, skins, pick up new purse on Fulford ferry. August our Salons we guarantee it residence with domestic 537 2620 3« catalogue at 29th 8am, to low income mother. C-4. RR3. Ganges. with $1500 per month and up water. SUNDAY: FOUR SESSION training THE HAIRCUTTING PLACE38 36 based on your experience If you The land on which the water beginning September 1 7th for 10:30 Family Worship will be used is Lot 2, Section are interested in a change or adults interested in volun advancement of training, join with Sunday School 86, Plan 22276. South Salt teering at Salt Spring Island's Spring Island, Cowichan S.S.I. HISTORICAL CLASSIFIED our staff in Tilhcum or Eaton's 6:30 pm new Youth Centre. For more Centre. Just bring your shears District (Cusheon Lake Resort) Evening Fellowship information, call Susan Krug or SOCIETY ?Svv?j. /^M/& and everything else is on us. Objections to this application Wendy Fields at the Salt Spring Call Robert 384 4588 or Lynda TUESDAY may be filed with the Regional Island Community Centre, 537 1 -800-328-6646, ext. 895 Water Manager at 2569 Bible Study 9971. 37 I Kenworth Road, Nanaimo, B.C. TRAVEL 42 537-2222 V9T 4P7 within 30 days of the EIGHT WEEK directed date of the publication of this "Freedom From Smoking" PART TIME (2V5 days a week) notice, 37 group beginning in October at Community Worker required the Salt Spring Island immediately by the Salt Spring Community Centre S20 or $5 S.S.I. Historical Society EVA'S TRAVEL TIP Island Community Society for low-income people For Tuesday. Sept 10th Duties include crisis inter Community INVITATION TO TENDER —Sue Mouat— 2 SPECIAL OFFERS: vention, counselling and SALT SPRING PARKS more information and to register, call Sosan Krug, 537 "Development of Island referral. Degree in the helping Gospel Chapel AND RECREATION Transportation" CHINA CARAVAN TOUR professions and/or counselling PORTLOCK PARK FIELD 9971. 39 Drake Rd.. Gangas Central Hall, 2 pm (dep. Oct 13 & 27 and Nov training required Relevant DRAINAGE WORK LOST Sept 25. 1990 Richard M 17/91) Visiting: Hangzhou, experience and knowledge of SUNDAY. 10.30 am Alexander, age 56. On pain Suzhou. Wuxi, Nanjing, local resources also necessary. Morning Worship with The Salt Spring Island Parks medication. Lost while hunting Beijing, Xian, Guilin and Hand deliver resumes to the Sunday School and Recreation Commission at Packhorse Creek above Cold INVITATION TO TENDER Guangzhou Salt Spring Island Community requests fixed bids on Bridge Left camp for a two SALT SPRING PARKS Centre. 268 Fulford Ganges Rd WEDNESDAY: hour hunt, never returned AND RECREATION BORNEO ADVENTURE completing further drainage TOUR (dep. Oct 10 & 31) by September 7, 1991 at 7:30 pm work at Portlock Park. The Wearing green pants, T-shirt, PORTLOCK PARK FIELD 4:00pm. 36 runners, carrying a 30/30 rifle. DRAINAGE WORK Visiting: Hong Kong. Bible Study & Prayer contract requires completing Singapore, Kuching, Damai. Anyone with information FARM WORKER, temporary. all specifications to Engineered Miri. Sandakan, Turtle Pastor: Chris Cormack please contact Lillooet Police, part time. Call 537-5930. 36 Specifications on the side fields The Salt Spring Island Parks Island, Kota Konabalu and 537-2622 surrounding the main soccer 256-4244. C. Alexander, 256- and Recreation Commission Mt Kinabalu. PART TIME nanny, house­ Affiliated with A C 0 P field To obtain detailed 7641, 256-7895. Seton Lake requests fixed bids on Band 259-8227. a Please see us for full details: keeper required, separate contract specifications and completing further drainage accommodation provided. requirements along with REBIRTHING Introductory. work at Portlock Park. The References 537-9678. 38 drawings, please contact Tony Catholic Church Tonight, September 4th, contract requires completing EVA TRAVEL at 537-4934. Time is of the all specifications to Engineered ; : MATURE woman wanted for Draka Road 7:30pm, Sunday Sept. 8th, E M THl .KI .N I.TO part time help at Carolee's. essence. Contract bids to be 7pm. Registration $10. 653- Specifications on the side fields Gangas Located in Creekhouse Please apply in person. tfn submitted no later than 4254. Committed group series surrounding the main soccer 152 A Fulford Ganges Rd Ganges September 8th, 1991 at 12:00 begins, Wednesday September field To obtain detailed Open Tues.-Fri., 9-4:30 A FULL TIME position with a 5 pm Saturdays noon. 36 11 and Sunday September 8th. contract specifications and Sat. 10:00-2:00 local jewellery manufacturer is Fulford 36 requirements along with drawings, please contact Tony Closed Sun. & Mon now available. Please send a 8.30 am Sundays 537-5523 resume detailing your at 537-4934 Time is of the Ganges This space essence Contract bids to be qualifications and expected reserved submitted no later than salary in your own handwriting 10 00 am & 1 1 00 am September 8th, 1991 at 12 00 to Dept B. c/o the Driftwood. Mayne Island for your ad. noon 36 36 5:30 pm Call: QUALIFIED hairdresser Rev. D.D. MacDonald. OMI S.P.C.A. required, part time Apply at 537-2150 THE GULF ISLANDS PARALLEL BLINDS Island Magic Hair Shop, Salt Spring Island Branch Mouat s Mall. tin DRIFTWOOD FOR INFORMATION CALL Has moved to 537-9933 SOME ONE to cut cedar rails on Ganges 537-2123 1155 North End Rd. FIESTA and CANADIAN 'private property, good rates Memberships and Deflations HOLIDAYS winter brochures Call 653-9315. 36 to Box 522, Ganges 36 Our show room won't be ready United Church for a month or two, but we are now available Mexico, Cuba. Costa Rica. California, •6 FIGURE INCOME* Inter­ Hereford Ave Ganges LOST & FOUND 29 The Branch is considering an would be happy to bring national music and video Arizona. Florida and Hawaii. Identity Disc program for cats. samples to your home. 'company expanding into WORSHIP SERVICE PICK YOUR HOLIDAY FOUND: young female black Discs would be on a safety Our phone number remains the Canada Need highly motivated 10 am with Sunday collar (so there is no danger of same 537-2066 LOCATION cat, Vesuvius area, mid August. commissioned sales people School for Nursery Call 537-2949. 36 the pet being injured) and a THANK YOU 39 • and dsitributors, part time or central registry would be PARALLEL BLINDS INC. full time (519)944-2800. B to 15 years KEYS FOUND August 28th on maintained. Then any finder of Call us first at Fairview Drive by mail box. THE TRAVEL SHOP a cat could quickly locate the BUSINESS NEED EXTRA $$$$. C & M Gifts Rev. Barry Cooke Have Leo horoscope tag and pet's owner needs demonstrators to sell "red letter J". 39 SFRvrrFs 537-9911 Page AT8 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wadneaday, September 4. 1991

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HELP WANTED 55 APPLIANCE CLEANING CONTRACTORS 137 DRYWALL 146 EXCAVATING EDITOR required for weekly REPA& 103 SERVICES 131 newspaper. Willing to train. J. PROCTER Send resume and salary ME & EWE ADVANCE Ken Byron expectation to Jasper Booster, JANITOR & CONSTRUCTION DRYWALL Box 940, Jasper, AB. TOE 1 EO. SECURITY SERVICES (formerly COR-PRO~) Excavating B • Residential & Commercial NEW HOMES -15 years experience Septic Tanks & Fields ft Carpet & Upholstery OFFSET PRESS operator with PROFESSIONAL RENOVATIONS -Professional machine Supplied & Installed steamc'eaned experience on AB Dick, Itek or APPLIANCE ADDITIONS taping ft SCOTCHGARD Ryobi duplicator in small shop DECKS -Textured ceilings 537-2882 REPAIR ft Windows Hay River, NWT. Call (403)874- Call for free estimates -Priming 2404. B 537-2946 ,-* -Free estimates SERVING THE GULF John 537-4996 -Friendly service ADVERTISING DOESN'T COST SCHOOL DISTRICT #47 Powell ISLANDS FROM GANGES IT PAYS!! River is looking for a FULL WARRANTY ONE YEAR ASK ABOUT PARTS AND SERVICE CONCRETE 134 Maintenance 1-Tradesman. BUDDEN DRYWALL ACCENTS EYEGLASSES Must be holder of an Inter- SENIORS DISCOUNT f&-?3 151 DUANE LITTLE Province T.Q. in plumbing and CONSTRUCTION 537-4383" New construction. 'B' gas ticket, be familiar with GULF COAST 537-9690 .. MAYCOCK OPTICAL all phases of the trades as MATERIALS Renovations, Additions, practised in school institutions Decks 38 Serving the Gull Islands as well, have a sound Specializing in Suit Spring Galiann background and knowledge of G.I. APPLIANCE remote island construction The trusted name for M.twv Panders JIM BUDDEN 537-4330 ELECTRICAL 148 heating systems for use in & REFRIGERATION eyewear fashions and contact lenses. repair and servicing of the REPAIR buildings' heating systems. SIDNEY Performs duties related to the ACCENT ELECTRIC Prompt & reliable service D.A. SMITH 104-2376 Bevan Ave. plumbing and welding trades Eatons & G E. Warranty work LTD. Sidney Centre but may be expected to perform General Contracting Andre 5372156 655-1122 other skilled maintenance PHONE LARGE OR SMALL JOBS Graham 537 5378 work. Employee will work 50 GEOFF LEASON CONTRACT OR HOURLY percent outside of the ticketed ft READY MIX RR3 130BlainRd ft New Homes ft Additions fields Must have Survival First ft WASHED GRAVEL Ganges. B C VOS 1 EO ft Renovations ft Framing Aid Certifications and/or 537-9243 ft REINFORCING STEEL COMMITMENT IS THE willing to attain same. Send ft DRAIN TILE PRICELESS INGREDIENT! complete resume to E.A. Byng, ft BAGGED CEMENT 537-9036 27-92 Secretary-Treasurer, School AUT0B00Y • CONCRETE PRODUCTS after 5 30 pm District No 47, 4351 Ontario REPAIRS ft SCAFFOLDING RENTAL PO Box 1026. Ganges Avenue, Powell River, B.C. V8A 109 PETER HAASE ulf Islands 1V3 by September 13, 1991 537-2611 Fax: 485-6435. B Electrician OPTICAL Like new again! Rainbow Rd WALTER HUSER NEED FIVE motivated indiv Box 72. Ganges, B C & SONS 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Wed.-Fn., noon-5 pm iduals to manage regional sales DON IRWIN'S Construction Ltd Trouble Calls Sat., 10-2 pm networks, marketing revolut­ Reg. #11451 323 Lower Ganges Rd. COLLISION & REPAIRS LTD ionary small dish satellite TV BUSINESS Residential & Commercial (Lancer Building) Personalized service from 537-4155 492 systems 80 new channels, Desmond Crescent RICHARD WEATHERALL new Canadian business SERVICES plans to completion (Optician) ventures (416)360-3222. B 537-2513 „„, Contract Rates available 537-2385 EXCAVATING 150 537-2648 Office „„ THE BEAUTIFUL Okanagan Call Jeff or Damaris 537-5247 537-5294 Residence Valley offers a lifestyle that 537-9933 Box 1389. Ganges. BC cannot be equalled. We AUTOMOTIVE LEA SIRR require one fully qualified auto REPAIRS COtYTrttCTORS liF EXCAVATING technician and one service 110 BUSINESS ^mmmfm.m'f.w.::*':.... ••••••• .>nt,m..,„<,,u<„,,„.,l advisor with GM experience. SERVICES The opportunity to enjoy this ZENOBIA Lancer Contract Rates Available lifestyle working in a fully Salt Spring Esso CONTRACTING LTD. Call Jeff or Damaris equipped, state of the art COMPLETE Contracting 537-9933 dealership, while earning an AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS excelent income. Send resume Ltd. -Septic Fields FIREWOOD to Service Dept Jacobsen • Commercial Building Excavations 152 Pontiac Buick, 2727 Hwy. 97 >33VJ 537-9300 -Driveways N . Kelowna, B C V1X 4J8 a • Custom Homes -Ponds FIREWOOD LOGS" wantedl • Renovations -Sea Walls All aspects of tree work OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK negotiable "Burns" Burns -Selective Clearing r)n 7 30 7 pm weekdays Quality Construction, • Additions Firewood, Ken Burns 653- 8 7 pm Sat. & Sun. 9258 37 ...INCLUDING the kitchen sinkl Renovations and Design 653-4437 653-2079 4-9} "I TAKE IT PERSONALLY" Total renovation and handy­ 1 5 years experience Gerry Bourdm man service Peter Blackmore or office _^^ KONIG & Son Firewood." 637-4382. Senior's discount, JACQUELINE Wanted: firewood logs, tfn 653-4678 Lancer will compensate owner. Call 537-9923 an Perry Booth tfn 537-9531. tfn WILL DO dump runs, moving. Excavating light hauling with stakeside 1 BACKHOE SERVICES HONEST OL'S ton truck Call 537-4487. Let LA FORTUNE Shaun Adams It ring. #" HOGAN Perry Booth FIREWOOD CONTRACTING LTD CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL 653 4678 KEVIN MITCHELL, qualified CHIMNEY . BUILDER GUARANTEED CORD bricklayer, stonemason, all Now available for MEMBER-VICTORIA Cut, split and delivered types of masonry, stone and SWEEPS :*4 your new home or HOME BUILDERS Split Cedar Fence Rails brick fireplaces, chimney, 537-5340J ASSOCIATION 653-2305 (leave message) garden wall, glass blocks, addition. Cornwall & Read 19-92 patios, etc. fully insured, free ft Cleaning & For all your ft Inexpensive design service Excavating Ltd. estimates Call 537 1043. 39 Repairs C3T55j"'T^- ft Creative homes, renovations, THOMCAT SERVICE • Chimney-/V^yjtt^ building needs KONIG & SON A 28 YEAR OLD educated, Insiallations'jTgj-TtJ; additions & decks -Driveways - Waterlines- reliable woman is looking for contact ft Site analysis end preparation -Landscaping FIREWOOD fy e ft Journeyman-; officework. Computer know­ STEVE 537-5345 537-5856 or 537 2702 SEASONED ledge References Please call Mason +rLH_^ Serving Salt Spring 41-91 after 6pm 537 9548, 3« • Certified*^ Box 507 537-4079 16-92 Ten Years Master Sweep Ganges, B.C. M.n Show home for viewing COMPETITIVE & RELIABLE WE DO GENERAL repairs, 537-9531 i9-»2 renovations, shed building, CWEI Certified custom signs, truck available STRETCH THOSE for moving, construction, DOLLARS FARTHER! cleanup, dump loads. Call Mark Peter Melancon JIM'S FIREWOOD or John 653-4254. 36 Satisfaction Construction BULLDOZING SERVICE CONCRETE, FRAMING. PERSON WITH 20 years Ai) with and Guaranteed Cord experience in business manage­ FINISHING, RENOVATIONS Fir, Arbutus, Maple & ADDITIONS ment in retail and bulk . DRIFTWOOD EXCAVATING or Alder petroleum, agricultural parts, CARPENTRY G. MOUAT * ALL SEASONED * and farm supplies seeking new PAINTING Phone Classifieds 537-9525 (messages) management position. Reply to MOSS CONTROL 653-2033 36-9, 8:30-5pm, Mon - Fri 3405-42nd Ave , Vernon, B.C. CHIMNEYSWEEP 653-4642 V1T3J7. I DRAPERIES 9:30-5pm, Saturday CERTIFIED'1 BRIAN DAWES NO SUNDAY CALLS 9.92 TED BALDWINSON A»OWNER-OPERATO R BUSINESS Call 537-2809 BELL BROTHERS ISLANDEI^IIAPERY BUSINESS SERVICES CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Contract Rates available AWES Call Jeff or Damans CLEANING Building since 1969 Grace Point Square Contract Rates 537-9933 SERVICES 131 Excellent service ft Custom made draperies Excavating Ltd. Available and fabrics, • BASEMENTS Livable homes ft Horizontal & vertical CALL DAMARIS OR JEFF SPARKLE CLEANING SERVICE ft BACK FILLING BUSINESS SERVICES Lasting quality blinds, Total home and apartment • LANDSCAPING ft Rod and track, 537-9933 cleaning. General cleaning, CHUCK 537-4904 ft Wallpaper. ft ROADBUILDING spring cleaning, move-in move TERRY 537-4507 • DRAINAGE outs, laundry, Venetian blinds, ft PONDS FLOORING 153 101 YOUR WINDOW COVERING walls, construction clean up, ft HOURLY RATES CENTRE shopping, clean up before & OR CONTRACT after parties Tailor maid to suit *.„ 537-5837 19-92 HANNA'S your individual needsll Call 537-2604 AIR SALTSPRING 537-5220 36 Burnt t Bros. SCHEDULED & CHARTER Carpets FLIGHTS Gulf Island Service to Vancouver Harbour WINDOW (19M) JUd. Parallel Just Arrived Vancouver Airport, scenic A New Selection tours and fishing trips CLEANERS "Quality Homes HEDGEHOG Hind/ BULLDOZING A EXC. LTD. Of RESERVATIONS & JANITOR SERVICE of Distinction" WE SHAPE THE ISLANDS INFORMATION ORIENTAL Box 441 Ganges B C » inc. s Excavators - Gravel Trucks Ganges Carpets VOS 1E0 PLEATED SHADES - Backhoes- Loaders- RUGS 537 9359 Steam Cleaned SKYLIGHT BLINDS - Gravel - Crushed Rock - Nanaimo /'^l We also offer SERVING SALT SPRING We carry the best names - Topsoil- Fill - Shale - w CARPET GUARD in window coverings MANY AT SALE PRICESI / J*J FOR 30 YEARS Laurie A. Hedger Vancouver TREATMENT Kirsch, Levolor Telephone 537-9311 VILLAGE MARKET CENTRE Wednesday, September 4, 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD PageA19

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GARDENING/ INSURANCE 163 MISC. SERVICES 171 PICTURE FRAMING 192 TREE SERVICE 231 BOATS & MARINE 305 LANOSCAPhNG 156 TREE SERVICE 15' WELDED aluminum Gregor Motor Vehicle TOM GULF ISLAND outboard, with new 15'nc. GARDENS BEAUTIFUL. VOLQUARDSEN PICTURE FRAMING Joe Langdon Johnson with heavy duty tra.ior Rototilling, chipping, lawn and Office Box 385, Ganges, B.C. all All Call 537-2643. 36 garden maintenance. Murray 537-5188. VOS 1E0 * Quality Custom Framing Contracting Reid 537-5501. 36_ * Precut Frames & Mats 7.5 HP HONDA 4 stroke long INSURANCE Figureheads COMPLETE * Needlework shaft with tank and hose, like ALL CLASSES OF 'Architectural Carvings LOGGING SERVICES LANDSCAPE excavations, * Framing Kits to new, $850 obo. Call 653-4513 INSURANCE Handcarved Signs in Wood Specializing in custom clearing, drainage, Do it yourself Great for sail boat. 37 fields, tight access equipment. 1 st Wed tfn • Shrink Wrapping Danger Tree Removal Call Keith Brown 653-2038. Salt Spring • ARTIST DISCOUNTS Selective Logging 39 RID ALL Skidding THIS SPACE Mon,-Fri. 9:30-4 30 Insurance PEST CONTROL FULLY INSURED RESERVED GARDENS BEAUTIFUL, Across from the Harbour House Competitive Rates and —EXTERMINATORS— Rototilling, chipping, lawn and Agencies Hotel Reliable Service FOR YOUR AD garden maintenance. Murray (1972) LTD Ministry of Environment Preston Ford Reid 537-5501. 36 certified 537-9728 q OFFICE HOURS Government licenced 537-2369 479, 9 am-4 30 pm. Mon.-Fn and insured GARDENS & WHATEVER THE PEST SUPPLIES FAX LINE 537-9700 T. HEDGER 310 LANDSCAPES 537-5527 LEAVE IT TO THE BEST Call collect PRINTERS 196 TREE DOORS! WINDOWS! interior P.O. Box 540. Ganges, B.C. 584-2946 «,,, SERVICE and exterior wood, metal and 4 92 6:30 pm-9:00 pm Daily French doors, wood windows, 'A ° \ 1000 business cards *i_ skylights MORE! Call collect to 500 sheets leterhead • Danger tree >**»».,! Walker Door and Window in ISLAND SAVINGS 250 business envelopes removal Vancouver at (604) 266-1101b Insurance Services Ltd SALT SPRING for as little as $129 00 • Topping • Custom falling RANDOM LUMBER, cedar Complete Services- • Brush chipping, clean up siding, cedar beams, 6— GARBAGE ncounbara • Landscape Plans r m p h I c. a • Fully insured 9'/j"x6"; 6—6 "x16"; 2x6: 2x4. • Site Preparation & Planting COLLECTION 537-4851 Call 653-2305 tin • Wood/Stone/Concrete Proiects SERVICE We do all aspects of tree work DELUXE • Irrigation systems, water 537-9190 30-lln gardens CONTRACTING 537-2167 CUSTOM MILLING Sky Valley Designs TRUCKING 237 LOG PURCHASE 91 PROPERTY 537-9745 •' Offering a complete line of MAINTENANCE 198 DUMP RUNS, moving, light cedar lumber and siding Simon Henson MUSICAL hauling with stakeside 1 ton 'Shorts and clears Landscaper GULF ISLrinDS truck Phone 537-4487. let it "Split post and rails Also doing business as: Our Life Insurance Repre SERVICES 177 ring. tin •Sawdust 3992 HNW Design Associates Ltd. sentative, Mr Harold SEPTIC LTD. MICKEY MCLEOD Webber, would be pleased serving th© Southern Gulf Islands RICK ANDREWS to evaluate your specific Saxaphone 8am • 4:30pm insurance requirements, SEPTIC TANK TRUCKING 653-2345 (Mill) Philip Oakley NDLC with no obligation Phone & Clarinet 653 4088 (Home) PUMPOUTS HAULING ALL TYPES Messages please or eves 537-4542 for an appoint­ Instructor OF ROAD GRAVEL & ment 653-4013 B,.„ Jones Road, Fulford ^xjl^^Gardens and WENDY MILTON AGGREGATES Mus. Bat.. B. Ed. M/t"1^) Landscapes LIFE INSURANCE 537-4603-« Family University of Toronto CUSTOM CUT Mortgage Protection 15 years of professional PROPERTY * Rock patios & steps TV ft RADIO Red or Yellow Cedar Raised beds Key Person teaching and performing MANAGEMENT 201 Planting for year round •Partnership experience SERVICE 240 653-4557 (eves.) DISABILITY INCOME Accepting private students Salt Spring Property 653-9409 (message) -ss & Accident. of ALL AGES and LEVELS Leas e> Income Protection Management EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Please call TV-VCR-STEREO Meehb Oantal 537 4654 * RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ' REPAIR SERVICE • PROPERTY WATCH • Windsor dlllPIP PETER JACQUEST <:k up & delivery FUU.Y OUALJFlEO LLOYD ENGLISH Box 1012. Ganges All makes In sbop estimates Plywood Guitar Instructor 537 4529 4W 53ZJW34 »•»• Hours Mon Fn 9 am 5 pn OPEN 8-5 20 YEARS PROFESSIONAL 6 DAYS A WEEK PERFORMANCE & TEACHING RENTALS 202 J.P. -T.V. for all your LAiAJQ EXPERIENCE building needs CYCLE THIS PAPER 4 SAVINGS Vancouver, Toronto 537-9811 Locally owned & operated • Preparation for Toronto 141 Sail Spring Way WE PRIDE OURSELVES GLASS Conservatory exams RAINBOW ON SERVICE 159 • University and Collage 537 4542 entrant* preparation RENTALS LTD. • Program* for young children OPEN 7 DAYS A WEE' WELDING 244 • Harmony and theory studies MON FRI 7 30 am 5 30 pm WINDSOR • All styles SAT 9 4 pm ' SUN & HOLS 10 3 pm ACCEPTING 8 SERIOUS ANVIL IRON Rainbow Rd . Ganges LAWYERS 164 STUDENTS Equipment rental Complete Welding 653-4242 Any age, any level Sales & Service ; 537-5564 MAJOR ICBC and injury Service 8 am 4 30 pm Now booking for September Your island representatives for 537-5565 4 claims Joel A. Wener trial 537-5631 A FULL SERVICE lawyer for 22 years. Call Call TORO. SHINDAIWA, KUBOTA. ' GLASS SHOP collect (604)736 5500. 537-1211 SIKKENS PAINTS, Call for a Contingency fees available BEAM BUILT-IN VACUUMS Free Lsbmatu Injured in B C only R EXIDE BATTERIES ______USE THE HYDRAULIC HOSES 245 USE THE AND FITTINGS WINDOWS CLASSIFIEDS FOR MASONRY 168 VOICEMAIL BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS SERVICES RESULTS RENT-A-TRUCK QUEST MASONRY or SCOOTERS Contract Rates Available Call Jeff or Damaris PAINTING 183 RESERVE AHEAD 537 9933 CUSTOM BRICK SIS T 537-2B77~ 6^3^4343 MHtnpKS 315 and BLOCK WORK GULF ISLANDS ',~3.S-«nj FM537W04 * Glass Blocks " Veneer ' 8 am-4:30 pm I 1989 CHEV pickup, model GRAVEL SUPPLY 160 • Fireplaces " Chimneys * PAINTING 364 Lower Ganges Rd A FULL SERVICE 1 2500, 4x4, auto, $11,900: " Barbecues • Interior/Exterior (next to GVM) GLASS SHOP 1989 Dodge Colt, 2 door, RELIABLE & PROFESSIONAL Residential/Commercial Call for a hatchback, stereo, automatic, $6395, 1989 Dodge Colt, 2 TRADESMAN We cater to all the Free Estimate door, hatchback, stereo, Gulf Islands ISLAND AGGREGATES Ray 537-4729,nq, Tool & Equipment automatic. $6795. Call 537- 10 92 Gord, 537 2234 39 92 Rentals THIS SPACE 2877. •£ WE HAVE YOUR KEVIN MITCHELL MASTERSTROKE RESERVED FOR YOUR 1979 SUSUKI Jeep with a parts PET ROCK IN STOCK! Gulf stream partner $600 for both vehicles. Qualified Bricklayer RENOVATIONS AD Call 537-2329. 36 Stonemason All Aggregate FOR TOP QUALITY ; 1986 TOYOTA Corolla, runs All type of masonry Products Painting • Wallpapering • ;,^jr>p' hardware MERCHANDISE great $3900 Please call 537- stone and brick fireplaces, Available Tilesetting • Carpentry • 5157 38 chimney, garden wall, DUDLEY NIELSON 537-2292 McPhillips Ave glass blocks, patios, etc. DAVID HALLIWELL 537-9495 1978 TOYOTA Corolla, Visit our Quarry on Burgoyne Bay Rd 537-5733 499, APPLIANCES automatic, runs, looks OK, or call FULLY INSURED 4 92 302 24 92 FREE ESTIMATES cheap transportation $450 obo. PAINTING 9 CU. FT KENMORE frost free Call 653-4072. 36 537-1043 ,.,„ (Interior - Exterior) fridge with reversible doors, 2 • ADVERTISE IN THE months old, with full warranty, 1977 VOLVO wagon $2000; WALLPAPERING avocado. $700 obo. Call 539- 1977 Volvo wagon parts car GULF ISLANDS $300. Call I537-9988. 38 MISC. SERVICES 171 MARY HUGHES 3136. 36 653-2336 DRIFTWOOD 1981 HONDA Civic. $650 CLASSIFIED Desktop Publishing SONYA FRANZ CLASSIFIED needs body work. Call 537- Service 537-4638 35-92 2294. 36 Word processing. ROOFING 207 NEW CARS and trucks. Start addresses, forms, graphics. from $149/month. Limited HOME TOM VOLQUARDSE time offer. Lease to own. All personal birthday—invitation, ROOFING IMPROVEMENTS 162 and visiting cards, etc. 537-5188 BOATS ft MARINE 305 makes/models. Plan O.A.C. P 0 BOX 385 Shake 'n' Shingle Call Leslie Fox for prior credit Laser printing Ganges, 8 C approval and selection. 433- Low hourly rates RE-ROOF ZODIAC 12'/;' MKIIC c/w 15hp VOS 1E0 Johnson outboard, both like 6803 "collect". University Free delivery (on SSI) ISLAND HOMES WALLPAPERING NEW new. Call 537-4312 after 6pm. Leasing. Burnaby. 36 Please call 537-9548 REPAIRS & PAINTING 46 UNRESERVED TRUCK and INSULATION , weekdays 9am - 6pm • Free estimate 36 1987 THUNDERBIRD. cruising equipment auction, Monday Insulation for new and older • 5 year warranty deck, double sail inventory, 7.5 Sept 16, 9am. (10) Track homes, guaranteed OLDE COUNTRY PITS/ • could save $$$! Honda. VHF, Speedo compass, vehicles, D7E & F's, Liebherr workmanship, small RON CALBERY 6' dingy, $18,000 Call 361- 641 Cat 980C, 1987/J.D. 844 or large projects. UPHOLSTERY LIVESTOCK 187 9233 (Victoria). 38 & (2) 644s. (15) Skidsteers. (3) (14 years experience) • DOMESTIC * ANTIQUE * 537-2084 87 Case 580K's, Cat 627B, PERFECTION GUARANTEED! FOR CATS ON VACATION, MECHANIC SPECIAL. 20' firarfnrc Mm BwM*- « • or MARINE UPHOLSTERING Servino all th« finH ici-^n. Larry 537-1024 private, in-house. multi-i»v»i •J-fA TT^rt** KQ7 ddoo Page A20 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. September 4. 1991

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CAR & TRUCKS 315 FODD PRODUCTS 330 GARAGE SALES 340 MISC. FOR SALE 350 MISC. FOR SALE 350 MUSICAL TWO DODGE Club Cab 200 for INSTRUMENTS 360 See us at TOYS, books, puzzles, clothes, NEW TEMPERED thermopane parts, one Toyota pickup for sports equipment, bikes etc. glass panels, 4x37"x76 ", $65 parts. Call 653-9315. 36 KEN ACKERMAN Piano Tuning Salt Spring Saturday, Sept. 7th 9am- ea. or $250 for four. Canon and Repairs. Free estimate, 1987 VANAGON GL 7 sealer, 12noon No early birds. portable electronic typewriter, prompt friendly service. Call 36,000 miles, PW, PL, PM, faturbworkg Postpone one week if wet. 1387 AC/DC, silent $175. Call 537- 537-4533. 39 stereo, sunroof, rear heater, Beddis Road. 36 2294. 36 weekender package, automatic SIGMA steel string acoustic 3 FAMILY sale, rain or shine. Excellent condition S15,9O0 FOR NUTRITIOUS SKIS, new and used, bindings, guitar with hard shell arcbtop Something for everyone obo. Call Peter Patella 537- BACK TO SCHOOL poles, boots, helmets. Call 537- case, $160. Call John 537- Ethnic crafts, carpets, 5296 after 6pm 36 4156. 36 Lunch Ideasl 5163 37 hardware, collectibles, craft ACTIVA HIDEAWAY CELLULOR PHONE, 2 months 1984 CITATION, 6 cyl, auto. 4 Still open till material, costume jewellery, FANNY PACK old, top of line Motorola door, power steering, brakes, 7pm Friday nights household misc. 443 Upper Converts from fanny pack OFFICE portable, $650 Call 653-2337. to back pack. Perfect for cruise, $3250; 1986 Chevette. Located in "Creekhouse" Ganges Road Saturday and 38 books and school stuff. EQUIPMENT 365 2 door, hatchback, 4 cyl, Foot of Ganges Hill Sunday 10am-2pm Absolutely no early birds. 36 WOOD COOK stove.older style automatic, power brakes. ACTIVA FLEECE MINOLTA COPYTRON photo­ $2800. Both vehicles excellent warmer bricked firebox, very JACKETS 537-2325 THE GULF ISLANDS Shrine copier, EP4702. Takes up to condition. Cal 537-9953. 36 good shape $500 obo Call 653 Priced for 11x17 paper, zoom capacity Club will pick up donations 9227 38 1980 CHEVY window van, anytime, and store for Spring back to school $1000. Call Driftwood 537- auto. 305 8 cyl. $1000 Call and Fail garage sales Phone GOOD SUPPLY of roll ends ACTIVA ' PermoFlex" 9933, ask for Joyce. tin 653-4388. 37 Nels Vodden. 537 5690. Bob (clean newsprint) available, Waterproof, breathable Morgan. 537 9843, Ken Long cash only Contact the RAINGEAR 1984 HYUNDAI Pony, excellent , 537-2567 7' sz Driftwood at 537-9933 ** Jackets & pants designed condition $2800. Leave StL^rCaic? PETS/ for cycling on the message 537-4463. 37 DRIFTWOOD HAS something SOMETIMES we pay some LIVESTOCK 370 for you! When you place your times you pay, sometimes West Coast GET READY for winter. 1986 Garage Sale ad, for an extra nobady pays We haul your ROYAL ROBBINS Toyota pickup, 4x4, 5 speed. TAKE OUT PIZZA $1.00, pick up a poster kit to freight, junk, dump and recycle CLOTHING FLEAS, FLEAS, FLEAS. If your PS. matching canopy. Excellent help you with your sale. 126 goods. Call Sam 653-4458. 36 pet has them, so does your condition, low miles, $10,500 653-4455 Upper Ganges Rd 8:30-4:30, 50% Off home. Professional effective Call 537-5124. _37 2 DEEP SEA fishing rods and It s going quick! September hours. Mon. - Fri. tin long lasting control Reason­ reels Must be seen Call 537- able rates Call your local full 1983 HONDA Accord, excellent OPEN DAILY TILL 6pm 4156. 36 condition $4500. Call 537 FRI. SAT, SUN TILL 8pm GARDEN SUPPLIES 342 time pest control service 4069 after 6pm. 3? 1988 TRAVEL TRAILER 19' "PCS Gulf Islands 537- LAST TAKE OUT PIZZA ORDER Sprite XL Musketeer, European 5013. ; 36 ESTATE SALE, 1991 VW 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING BARK MULCH SALE, top design, easy tow, mint M*4X^ Westfalia Vanagon, GL. alt-even ttn quality 1-20 yd., $15.99 yd., "TESSA" announces the condition $10,000: 1980Chev. SPOKE POCK Synchro. 4 wheel drive, f and delivery Call Sam 653- Window Van 20, 350 motor, arrival of her 6 blonde and 3 standard, fully loaded, 6000k, Sweet Arts 4458. 36 PS.PB, Cruise $3450; 1 7 gallon black registered American "Your Island $31,000 obo. Call 537 4899 or | marine fuel tank $50; 4 tires, Cocker Spaniel pups. For Patisserie ALUMINUM glass green­ Clothing Outfitters" 877-0738. »7 steel radial P205/70R13 $20; viewing phone at suppertime houses and solanums. Single 537-4962. 36 1989 GMC S15 black truck with . and Catering Ltd. and double glazed, straight and 2 bucket seats $10. Call 537- 537-4664 36 red interior, 4 cyl with 5 speed, European style pastries, curved eave units Phone or 9557. 36 cakes, breads, and savory write for free brochure: B.C. large sunroof, $6500. Call 537- COMPUTERS, IBM compati­ 5020 leave message, 37 foods at the Saturday Greenhouse Builders Ltd.. IAMS Farmers' Market 8 am-2 pm 7425 Hedley Ave., Burnaby, bles and accessories. CAPTAINS or by phone order Unique BC V5E 2R1. 433-4220 Macintosh accessories, ] PREMIUM creations for ail occasions, software printers.displays, CUPBOARD / PET FOOD THIS SPACE Birthdays, Anniversaries, prompt local service in our fully FOR CATS Retirement Parties etc. or THIS SPACE equipped facility. Desktop GROCERY AND RESERVED just for fun Discounts publishing and laser printing DOGS FOR YOUR AD available on large orders RESERVED from IBM and Mac disks, image Closing out NEW LAMB/RICE FORMULA and regular weekly orders FOR YOUR AD scanning. Call for free * Free Samples * Wholesale accounts consultation Tribal Drum SALE Mon-Fri 9am-4pm Communication, 120 B Upper Ganges Centre CLOTHING 320 welcome. Full catering Hereford Ave., beside "et on all 537-4676 36 Christine Weberg. 537 MISC. FOR SALE 350 cetera" 537-4720. tin SHOPPING IN 4205- delivery available equipment SURPLUS EQUIPMENT for Persian/Himalayans SIDNEY? sale: Dump trucks, cat loaders, -HILL PRODUCE CASE Fluffy adorable long haired ^KS -HUSSMAN 8' DELI CASE kittens Most point colours. CHECK OUT- low beds, pavers and rollers service trucks, welding truck -HUSSMAN 3 DOOR Shaded silvers and goldens. Merry-Go Round STRETCH THOSE o/w 300 Miller welder,D6D FREEZER Champion stock, registered, all Maternity fashions and DOLLARS FARTHER! and D8K cats, excavators -HUSSMAN DAIRY COOLER shots. CALL back to school clothing crushers and jaws, 310 J.D -COLDSTREAM WALK IN NEW ft CONSIGNED backhoes, JCB hackhoe. case COOLER 537-3221 ,,. 9807 3rd Street 580K backhoe, 740 Champion Dried Flower Farm -COFFEE GRINDER grader c/w snow wing. 670A -COFFEE MAKER RECREATIONAL 656-0979 Willi J D grader plow/ and snow FRESH DRIED BOUQUETS MEAT SUCER (now accepting .i 91 wing, cat 851 windrow 2 TOLEDO SCALES VEHICLES 375 fall/winter consignments ) DRIFTWOOD elevator, l OO barrel water tank -SUNKIST ORANGE JUICER t BULK DRIED FLOWERS and log graples. Call Vic Kampe STOCK CART 25' 1973 Terry Trailer, Galiano RECYCLE THIS PAPER Classified* 1-493-6791 days, 1-493-7742 -RANGE TOP COOKER Island, $2500 obo Call 922- evenings. B Open 10am-4pm, Sun.-Thurs. -VACUUM BAGGER 4418. 38 -2 CASH REGISTERS 653-9418 1979 CHEV Camper Van, fully CRAFTS JOTUL wood heater, never 194 McLennan Drive „„ -FREEZER 335 used S10OO. Call 537-4706 tin FRIDGE equipped, too many options to list. Excellent condition both —Crafts & Arts- QUEENSIZE waterbed, hoater eves. 36 -MICROWAVE -SHELVING mechanically and re: body. Call included, oak frame $220 obo for details $7500 653-2337. New retail business, OLDER 18 cu. ft. fridge andi FRASERS -CHECKOUT COUNTER Call 537-5964 30 clothes dryer, cheap Call 537 38 specializing in country -SECURITY MIRROR 5605 36 crafts, seeks suppliers. ; THIMBLE FARMS 23Vz' TRAVELAIRE Trailer, all If you have a craft, art or FURNITURE FRIDGE $100: 2 loveseats, DOWN AT THE appliances included- Furnace, naugahyde $50 ea, 2 recliners 175 Arbutus uYlfl^ wall oven, fridge, excellent product you wish to market REHNISHING I 537-5788 AT • FULFORD contact: $100 and $130; Honda 70ec condition $6800 obo. Call 537- Specialist in ; 7 DAYS A WEEK T T \-^. L BARNES motorbike, 69 km $600; 15hp MARINA 9178 36 FRENCH POLISHING 10am -4:30pm Wp~ 3354 Betula Place, garden tractor with hay cutter Call TOUCH UP and REPAIR and dozer blade $1000; 2 fuel1 TRIANGLE R.V CENTRE offers Victoria, B.C VOC 2N6 WE GIVE" • * 653-4424 excellent highway exposure for (604)478 4286 oil tanks, 130gallons $25 each PERSONALIZED SERVICE 40 537-9456 Call 537 5879. 38 For information 36 your consignment vehicle Also # * » # parts, service, propane, sani- STEREO SATELLITE receiver, Pre-order station, and 24 hour car and computer controlled with 2 R.V. wash. Vancouver Island's CLASSIFIED remote controls and remote Roses, Fruit & only complete R.V Centre infrared receiver $300, remote Nut Trees Triangle Homes Ltd., Sidney. dish controller and actuator Y -r first R.V. Cantre off the Salt Spring's largest $ 125; 55 LNA $75, videocipher NOW ferry. 656-1122 DL5916 II with chip $735, owner and sporting goods store 327 service manuals. Will help you For fall Dealing in new and used discount sports equipment install. Call 537-4340. 3B delivery WANTED HONDA generator, 2200, 1ST OF THE BUY-SELL-TRADE hardly used, less than 50 CAN BIZARRE aches and pains be caused by the mind? Buy and FALL BULBS, HARDY YOUR QUALITY USED —————— hours, $800 Call 653 4388 MUMS AND WINTER EQUIPMENT SUPER 8 movie projector 37 read "Dianetics the Modern Uenrfjtoorfes Science of Mental Health", PANSIES ARE IN needed. Good working order essential. Call 537-9301. 37 8hp BAKER chipper-shredder, $7 50 To order call: Vancouver —HELP RECYCLE— PAUL HEGGELER used 10 hrs, like new. cost Dianetics Center, 401 West Bring your empty pots and Upper Ganges Centre SEVERAL LOADS of clean fill Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C. $2100. sell $1400. Call 539 • i«lfg. TltuY containers for us to reuse wanted. Vesuvius area 537- V6B 1L5 (604)681-0318. M/C 537-5588 4 9747, keep trying (shifts). 37 2330 (Galiano). J36 2051 AMELIA AVE., and Visa accepted. SIDNEY, B.C. V8L 3Z8 1001b propane tanks wanted STAINED GLASS and supplies THIS SPACE - Builders of fine furniture with fairly new valves. Call by mail. Order at savings of 537-4487. Let it ring. «n RESERVED and cabinets 30% and more. Call The Glass FOR YOUR AD - Custom woodworking for Place, toll-free at 1-800-363- USED COMPUTER printer with home or yacht 7855 for catalogue infor­ tractor feed. Please phone 665-3748 (days) mation, B Brian 537-5876. 36 FOOD PRODUCTS 330 or LIGHT FIXTURES, electric QUALITY PRODUCTS 537-4923 (eves) 41.91 motors, generators, phase IN HARMONY WITH REAL ESTATE SSI LAMB, grass and grainfed, convenors, transformers, fans, NATURE custom cut and wrapped, $3lb. welders, wiring supplies, free Environmentally safe: Call 653-9315. 36 FINAL PINE literature. Friesen Electric, • Household Cleaners and 410 32032 S.F Way, Clearbrook, CLEARANCE Laundry Products FOR SALE FURNITURE B.C. V2T 1V8. Tel:859-7101. •Nutritional Products Fax:853-2503. B FOR BACK TO SCHOOL • Beauty and Personal Care PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD for BUNK BEDS Backpacks SYsVftS. Products .unpaid taxes Crown Land 100% FREE HEATI 100% fire NOW i »Water Purification ' availability. For information on Very safe and strong safetyl Aqua-Therm wood- 1 Complete with mattresses —$999 Systems both write: Properties, Dept. burning outside furnace. 50 ' CN, Box 5380, Stn F, Ottawa. $369.00 Sports bags $2*96. installed in B.C since 1984 HOME SALES f Ontario, K2C 3J1 B MATES BEDS, QUEEN BEDS, Contact Aqua-Therm, Sylvan NOW Independent Distributor ? -$11.99- 1,5 and 10 acre river front and -t J There's ( TABLES, CHAIRS, CHESTS OF Lake, Alberta. TOM 1Z0. 36 HEATHER MARTIN 5 DRAWERS, DESKS, (403)887-5816. Fax: (403) 537 9729 S view lots on the Thompson still BOOKCASES, LIVING ROOM 887-4770. B CN-ANCINC, River 6 miles west of Kamloops GROUPS Lake. Terms O.A.C Call collect sunshine D7-3T CAT ESTATE Cat. one of RABIT 5 All wood — no particle board Find What You're Looking 373-2282. B at a kind, all new U/C, both Your Casual Sportwear THE PINE engines done all cable, like Specialists For In The Classifieds! LOG HOME, barn, greenhouse THE and woodshed on 8 acres. new, can deliver. $15,000. 11 537-2551 36 MOBILE FACTORY yd scraper and dozer included, Excellent spring water. 618 Herald Street 1978 Fruehauf 50 ton double MOTORCYCLES 355 Highway frontage near school MARKET Victoria drop Low-Boy 20' x 8'6" in central B.C. 27 miles west of 383 1857 Woking deck with single axle Business Services 1982 YAMAHA 650 special Williams Lake, B.C $75,000 i NOW OPEN IN DUNCAN I n*-Xr> nrAot nine ovrollont Call 1604)659-5607 or write Wednesday. September 4, 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A21

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE RENTALS RENTALS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY • TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED TO RENT, clean MOBILE HOME for rent, to fix 410 APT./SUfTES 500 HOUSES 520 WANTED 540 bright 2 or 3 bedroom house FOR SALE near Ganges, long term up type person $375 per/mo. preferred. Please call collect Call 537-2561 eves. 86 NEW 6-plex in Armstrong, B.C ARBUTUS MOTEL, monthly ISLAND family looking for long CABIN, private, 1 bedroom, 381-5089. 36 30% OFF all Ames paints end Two bedroom units. Fully room rentals, single $350; term rental Nov 1/91. Call suitable for 1 person. $350 per stains thru September, during rented. Return $36,000 double $450. Call 537-5415. month, available Sept 1st Call 537-9988 after 6pm 38 WANTED TO BUY older antique 37 our staff training period. Many annually. Asking $359,000. 537-2294. 36 TEACHER, non-smoker, non- toys (30-40 yrs) dolls, metal in store specials KCM, Upper Telephone (604)794-7506. NEW BRIGHT lakeview drinker requires reasonable toys, books, etc Call 653-4028. Ganges Centre Call 537-4594 (604)792-3829, (604)838- WE ARE LOOKING for a non­ accommodation for self and 11 bachelor suite with loft near 27' WILDERNESS trailer in 36 6146. B smoking person who appreciates year old son. Call collect 852- Central, utilities included very good condition, call Peter low rent, quiet neighbours, for 3755 36 APARTMENT for rent, NEW 14x70 mobile home on S500 Sept 1, single only, N/S, private one bedroom self- Patella 537-4156. 36 N/D. Call 537-5952. 37 furnished, TV and cable, quiet rented pad in Hope area. contained apartment, $250 shower, washer and dryer, Features vaulted ceilings, EXPERIENCED metal roof LARGE, new furnished 1 Call 537-2294. 36 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY non-smoker Ready now Call skylights, oak kitchen, 2 installer needed — top pay — bedroom suite, near Ganges, 537-4359. 36 bedrooms. Owners will FURNISHED 2 bedroom, 2 Ganges. Call 1-389-5444. 7- harbour view, trees, private IF YOU WOULD be willing and consider trades or carry bathroom SW waterfront, all 8am. Swartz Contracting. 36 FOR SALE, Class A 1983 entrance, deck, electric heat, able to push a person in a financing. Asking $39,900. electric, close to Ganges, N/S. Overland Motorhome. 23', W/W, no smokers, no pets wheelchair for 1km in the Terry SEGA-GENESIS Game System Call Andrew 536-3183. B no pets, available to May 31 st, Fox Run. on Sunday September with two controllers and 19 34,000 miles, full awning. please, $480 per month Call suit adults, $850 per month excellent condition. Call 537- 537-4779. 36 15th, please contact William games. $600 obo (terms ATTENTION landlord/home­ Call 537-9550. 38 Manfield at 537-4420 or 1- available) 537-2322 eves. 36 2383 36 owners. Istillhaveafewduplex FURNISHED room, private 386 0463 36 cabins available for moving. 2 BEDROOM mobile home in IN "INDISPOSABLES" fitted, PART TIME hairdresser entrance includes all linens, trailer park. FR. ST. W/D, long These solid units can easily be FOR SALE New and used cotton diapers, super- assistant required at Island hydro, laundry, kitchen term $495/mo. Call Peter 537- converted to 1000 sq. ft. quality furniture, appliances. absorbent, environmentally Magic Hair Shop Please apply privileges, $350 per month. 4529. S.S. Property Manage­ in person. 36 ranchers We now have 2 of ,n TV's and stereos at Unclaimed friendly, convenient econ­ Call 653-4254. 38 ment. i these duplexes going to SSI. Freight Upper Ganges Centre. omical Call Nancy Cunes 537- ROSALIE MILES in town again This will help lower your cost NOVEMBER 1st to April 15th. Hidden Court. 537-9744 Mon- 4620 36 this weekend Psychic for moving to $18,000, this COMMERCIAL One bedroom plus den. Thurs, 10-5pm Fri. 10am-8pm SITTER FOR two boys 5 & 9 Consultant, Acupressure opportunity will only be good SPACE 510 furnished and equipped for Saturday 10am-5pm. See us Shift hours with own therapy, deep emotional and until these first 2 duplexes are responsible, non-smoking first! 36 transportation. Call Helen 537- energy transformation. moved. Call Alan Speers 946- tenants, $575/mo., in Fulford. COOK AND KITCHEN help 4435 36 Appointments: Crystal Web 7655 or pager 1 -979-4544. WORKSHOP SPACE, 600 plus Call Peter. S.S Property sq. ft.. 10' ceiling, over-head required at Rodngo's Rest­ 5374622 36 37 Management 537-4529. if" AVAILABLE immediately, two door, private washroom with aurant, Fulford Harbour Apply bedroom house in Fulford STORY TIME every Monday BRINKWORTHY, 3 bedroom shower, minutes from town, SEPTEMBER 1 st to May 31 st. 3 in person or phone 653-9222 Valley, long term, N/S, $675 (except holidays) 9:30 - 12x60, cedar add on 8x36 heat and power included, bedroom view home.furnished. 36 per month. Call 537-5186 after 10:00am. Public Library. paved pkg, etc. Call 537-5116 fireplace and wood heat, garden shed, beautiful park like FOR SALE, Walnut bedroom 5pm. 36 McPhillips Avenue. Parents or 537-2811. 37 private, $600/mo. Call Peter setting, $49,500. Call 537- suite, mirrored dresser, 2 twin come with your children S.S. Property Management, WANTED: House sitting or 4607. Courtesy to agents. 37 beds and night table $325, (beginning September 16th).36 RETAIL OR OFFICE space 537-4529. *> (modest rental) situation for CORNER LOT, recreational, available in The Upper Ganges Sweda cash register $100; gold N/S retired couple from COLWOOD SUZUKI (SSI) 537- natural, accessible, affordable Centre. 330 to 498 sq. ft. from 2 BEDROOMS, Vesuvius. chair $50. Call 537-4374. Jg Edmonton. Required for mid 2281 or 537 4423. Sale. 1991 by owner, $31,500 obo must $200 per month plus costs. Available Sept 1st, N/S, GREAT GARAGE SALE December to mid January. 4 door Sidekick (demo); 1983 sell. Call 653 4059 37 Also airconditioned office please. Call Joan 537 9864.37 Batmanl 160 Blackburn Rd , (Flexible) Will care for animals Olds was $6995 sale $4995: space with private washroom, 10am-1pm. Saturday. Sept. 7. Available to interview in mid 1987 Firefly was $5495 sale 5 ACRE panoramic seaview 3 BEDROOM house with semi- 419 to 460 sq ft from $190 per Sewing machine, classic and September. Contact G Taylor $4895; 1981 Subaru $2495 lots, nicely treed, serviced, waterfront acreage in Fernwood month plus costs. For more funky back-to-school clothes, 1-380-3800 or 1-658-2999 sale $1995; 1 964 Acadian was close to all amenities, near Mt. area Oct-June all or part. Call information call Dale Codd at toys, music equipment, (Victoria). 36 $795 sale $595 Call now Maxwell Park $89,900 Phone 1 872 3224 or 537 4930 36 537 9285_ 36 Balinese curios, etc. Rain or DL9612 36 (604)748-8672J » FOUND: Ladies Boliva wrist APPROX. 2000 sq. ft. prime ONE BEDROOM house in shine The Joker deals with watch, in front of Ganges Apts. GUARDIAN housesitting. 5 ACRES by owner Excellent retail store front premises in Ganges, available now, quiet, earlybirdsl M on Aug. 30th Call 537-5819 Excellent care of your premises sea view and sunny SW downtown Ganges. $1900 per $500 per month Call eves 653- 36 while you're away. Available exposure. Quiet friendly WOMEN'S AGLOW luncheon. month Reply to Dept A c/o 9478 or 537-4818. 36 from September 15. Call 537- neighbourhood. Nicely treed Thursday, Sept. 12th, 11:30am TAKING PIANO lessons? Get Driftwood Publishing. Box 250, 9578. 36 with Arbutus and Fir. New FOR STORAGE ONLY. 24x36 2:30pm. Harbour House your piano tuned nowl Free Ganges, B.C, VOS 1E0. ''" Insulated shed S200 per driveway to bottom terrace for Hotel. Cost $6.00/door. estimate. Ken Akerman Piano FOR RELIABLE housecleaning month. Suitable for furniture & Reservations call Terry 653- Service 537 4522 36 in Fulford area, call Patricia private location of guest belongings Call Peter 537- cottage Building site cleared, 94B7, Irene 537-2256. All 653-9245. 36 Driftwood 4529 Salt Spring Property ladies welcome. 36 WINDOWS need cleaning? well in hydro and phone to Management tin Houses, condo's, stores. Call LOST. 2 Sealpoint Siamese building site II rou went peace SILVER 1986 Chrysler Lebaron 537-4533 for Free Estimate cats from Mrs Stafford's on of nuiv) and a beautiful jVJJoe to GTS, 24,000 kms, excellent Have a clear view!! Old Scott Rd.. For Sale: 1986 bvrtYJ youx hc«ne compere the} classifieds condition Asking $7400 Call BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED VW Transporter. 4 WD. syncro. IN to omen on the) IMTIM See 537 9489 » PIANO LESSONS available, New home is available both group and private, at north seats 5. $ 12.000 obo. Call 537 erne the} Sur*M 0»w* ere* * 2395 36 lining tael to tn.eeinri end 537-9933 September 1 — May t 1981 FORD Compact prefcup. end Call Lisa Guthrie 537 builders »Hk*. Pnce M4.M0 -•a* 2 bedroom*. new 'adiats $1650 9 lakeboat 4228 36 1981 HONDA Civic. 4 speed. Phone 537 44SO or 537 933T Jacuzzi woodnove S3SO tefl propelled reel Toro $1800 Call 537 2294. 36 GREAT VIEW mower $350 Call 537 9652 3 BEDROOM duplex. Mahview HOUSES 520 *e available October 1 st, 695 per RENOVATIONS and repairs, WEED ALL ABOUT IT. yew mo. Call 537-2414, 6 9pm. 36 additions, solid work done for EXECUTIVE W'FRONT town- AVAILABLE NOW, 2 bedroom $12 an hour. Call 537 2294 e this berry vine new FURNISHED GARAGE SALE, Saturday house, 2 bedroom, plus den, and studio lakeside house, Andrew 36 "me with mushroom if you Main floor of September 7th 8am-noon, 160 fireplace, 2.5 baths, garage, ell unfurnished for immediate hnve thyme on Saturday or Oceanview home Broadwell. Household items, FOR SALE. 1977 Ford LTD. appliances, no smokers, no long torm rental Call 537- Sunday 1 -5pm, 444 Long Large yard. 3 bedroom, sunny, games, wool, book shelves, $800, 2 large auto defrost pets $950 per mo. Phone 9600 or collect 261-4998 eves Harbour Road 37 with Ms o' deck space. rugs, linens, misc. 36 Peter. 537 4529 S S Property only 36 fridges S50 & $75 or trade for READY TO MOVE INI smaller fridge. Call 653-4386 Management *« 8' CAMPER complete with 6 Month Term FOR RENT. 2 bedroom (plus) 36 jacks. 2 burner stove, furnace, WANTED OCT 1st to April 30' 92 2 house on 30 acres, secluded 460 ice box, sink, sleeps 4. BOAT MODELS, your wood bedroom plus den St Mary EXPLORER but 5 minutes from Ganges lightweight, for Vi ton, clean, boat built to scale and finished HARDY FOR HIRE need Lake furnished or unfurnished PROPERTY Appliances, electric heal and $1000. Call 537-9504. 36 precisely. Trollers, Crabbers, listings, on homes, lots or $650, mo. Phone Peter, 537- MANAGEMENT Waterford cookstove Unique waterfront I m ready to work 4529 S.S. Property Manage 5374722 setting for reliable tenants with FOR SALE, 1985 Jeep Gillnetters. Sailboats, Cruisers, for you Call 537-4620 Res. or mem. tin references Reply to Dept C, Cherokee. PS, low mileage, Dinghies If you don't like the FAX: 537-9906 model, don't buy it Call Peter 537 5553 Office 36 Box 1565. Ganges c/o Driftwood, Box 250, am/fm cassette, excellent OCT 1st to April 30/92. 1 Ganges. B.C. 36 condition Call 653-9584. 36 Clarke 537 1153 eves 36 WANTED' Waterfront or view bedroom furnished cottage, SHORT TERM RENTALS property on Gulf Islands, electric heat, south end, no NOW AVAILABLE acreage or large lot. Call smokers, no pets, 3475/mo, 3fl (403)973 3338 eves, Ed or Phone Peter, 537 4529. S.S. "•••^•.•••TTS...... «X»S«XS-.'-.V.- Terry. 3&_ Property Management ifn THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOUR AD LISTINGS WANTED GALIANO ISLAND waterfront, BUILT-IN VACUUM SYSTEMS 3 bedroom, 2 bath beautifully Filtex Vacuums Hayrien HOUSEI HOTI ACREAGEI furnished, plus Jacuzzi, private SHARED ACCOM, 530 ...the best I 20% DISCOUNT SuperHose BUSINESS! and or dock, total privacy. $850 per ^ttmilmm^mmmmm^limmiimtltM VMIVIWI thru Sept. 30* WATERFRONT PROPERTIES month Available Sept 3. Call RESPONSIBLE STEADY Good exposure with (604)539-5992 or (213)392- employed individual seeks to In the HOME DESIGN CENTRE 537-2111 "RE/MAX OF SALT SPRING" 4784. 36 rent one sleeping room "with payment on order and pickup prior to Oct. 7 Please call fur details ONE BEDROOM COTTAGE on with/without house privileges J PATRICK AKERMAN the lake, electric heat and as soon as possible. Preferably imain *V»«W. <»<» bus. 537 9977 propane included. Suitable for Fulford area Call after 6pm 653-9236. 36 res 653-4352 non smoking adult, 8400 per month. Call 537 5773 Sept 3 - ROOM SUITABLE for mature, June 15th only. 37 N/S, N/D and working person Near Fernwood $350 per 2 BEDROOM architect month. Call 537-2130. je IF YOU WANT TO SELL designed luxury house with YOUR HOUSE OR LAND spectacular view, separate ROOM FOR RENT by the night OR guest house. For rent October for island student commuters, IF YOU ARE LOOKING to February. Special con­ kitchen privileges. 340 Fou TO BUY PROPERTY sideration to responsible Bay Road. Victoria, 592-2708. Please call: couple Call 537-4480. 37 3', ALLAN BRUCE NORTH END 3 bedroom, 1 bath, at 1200 sq. ft. modern log home WANTED 540 CREEKHOUSE REALTY LTD. on 10 wooded acres Close to SUBSTITUTE teacher, his wife 537-5553 (24hrs.) 41 beaches, available Sept 15th. Call 537-4924 or Victoria 658- and 1 year old daughter seek 2 1960. 36 bedroom house, October 1st, APT/SUITES 500 reasonable rent, long term 2 BEDROOM duplex in rural preferable. Call 537-4500. 37 setting, overlooking lake, close RENTALS to Fulford, $550. Call 653- HIGH SCHOOL teacher, 4558 38 looking for accommodation on Salt Spring. October/Nov. to YOUR LOCAL MOVING CO. SPACIOUS MODERN 1 AVAILABLE immediately, July. Professional/Respon­ bedroom apartment, N/S, no sunny 2 bedroom house in sible. Call 1-385-9591 Owned and operated by RANDY SEVERN pets, $580 per month including Vesuvius. Ocean view, wall-to- (Victoria). 38 utilities. Call 537-9975 or 537- wall carpet, fridge, stove and 9754. 36 dishwasher. Walking distance ACCOMMODATION for couple to beach, pub and ferry. $550 for 1 week in October on Salt SUBLIME space for one. per month. Call Jim at 537- Spring Call 1-228-8817. 37 Detached suite, secluded, 2312 38 many extraordinary features. REQUIRED TO RENT pad for FIVE STAR References required. N/S, motor home with elecrical $650 per month. Call 537- 3 BEDROOM furnished connection, in Fulford area. 5740. 36 oceanview house with Call after 6pm 653-9236 36 fireplace in Vesuvius Bay, WANTED TO LEASE/lease to MOVING AVAILABLE September 1st, references, N/S, no pets, $600 one bedroom suite at HMS per month. Call 537-5791 after purchase/rent, 10 or more Your Local Moving Co. Ganges Apts.. views of 5pm 37 acres to graze purebred sheep, harbour, new paint, carpet and with or without house, call CALL RANDY SEVERN Graeme at 653-4081. 37 sundeck. Rent $581 utilities 3 BEDROOM waterfront not included. Call Muriel 537- character home. $675 per FAX 537-9204 9485 36 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE month. Sept 91 to June 92. No requires 2-3 bedroom AVAILABLE SEPT 1. lame 2 smokers, no pets, fridae. PageA22 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wedneiday, September 4. 1991

COMMUNITY ERRANDS IN VICTORIA? ^\Q IS ONE AN OIL CHANGE? O Participles dangle obscenely SAVE $5.00 OIL, LUBE & FILTER Here is a letter from a grumpy AT LUBE-X ON BAY reader which begins "I have been Drive-thru oil change several times surprised at your care­ less use of English, but you have ; Q 38389-132S 6 708 Bay St. Mon.-Sat. outdone yourself in this ..." — and \^"uJO^ Corner of Bay & Douglas 8 am-6 pm the letter goes on to flay me for an alleged linguistic misdemeanour. L°rrr J All I can say to Grumpy Reader is ARTHUR BLACK Q//CU Marine for God's sakesir, obtain a life. If you A Marine IT U Off Services have nothing better to do than pore Ltd over my poor prose, winnowing out In the Scandinavian countries, Under which some wag had !** Construction • Jet-Boat Water Taxi - grammatical offences, then you are a English is often spoken, but not al­ crayoned: "Or you could take the • Towing man in serious need of a hobby. ways flawlessly. Witness the Oslo stairs." • Dock Construction • Light Freight cocktail lounge which sports a sign Sometimes overseas English isn't Have you considered tatting? • Heavy Timber Floats • Beach Cleanup Mind you, he has a point. English reading: "Ladies are requested not to merely mangled — it's fraught with have children in the bar." menace. Look at this advertisement • Piledriving • Log Salvage Permit grammar and I have had little more • Ocean or Lakefront • Real Estate Showings than a nodding acquaintance since in a Hong Kong dentist's window. It Riding in elevators can be unnerv­ reads: 'Teeth extracted by the latest • 12 Ton Mobile Crane • Contract Crew Boat those dreary, dreadful days of Grade ing in the most cosmopolitan of Seven English composition when a Methodists." Dredge, Dragline • Diving Charters cities, but there's one lift in Belgrade, Or the sign in a Jordanian tailor merciless Miss Swinson lashed the Yugoslavia, that I intend to avoid for Grant Wickland 653-4464 class with volley upon volley of shop that advises: "Order your sum­ the rest of my life. It cairies a sign that mers suit. Because is big rush we will English Grammar Rules and Regs. reads in (sort of) English: 'To move It made me the pathetic unlettered execute customers in strict rotation." the cabin, push button for wishing Or the notice on the wall of an wretch I am today. Even now, I floor. If the cabin should enter more 100 HILLS HOME WITH VIEWS shamble around with my participles Acapulco hotel dining room: "The persons, each one should press num­ management has personally passed dangling obscenely, tripping over ber of wishing floor. Driving is then misplaced modifiers, slapping inef­ all the water served here." going alphabetically by national No wonder they warn turistas not fectively at insubordinate nouns, order." averting my eyes shyly from those to drink the water. brazen copulative conjunctions that don't even have the common decen­ cy to wear a set of brackets It's a situation up with which no one should have to put. And sometimes I can't — put up RCMP File with it. I mean. When that happens, I have a failsafe cure. I reach for my Fractured English file. an RSD breath sample carries the This is where I keep my collection Refusal same penalty as refusing to provide This well built home offers one level living with 2 bedroom guest of people who mangle the English Charges are pending against a 47- breathalyzer samples and impaired suite, full daylight basement that includes spa, workshop, rec area, language even more grievously than year-old Ganges man who allegedly driving. plus splendid views of outer islands, featuring 3 deck levels, leaded refused to provide breath samples to windows, double garage, unique fireplace with carved oak mantel I (do). More often than not. these Drunk in public and much more. Call Santy. folks axe labouring under a disad­ the RCMP'S Roadside Screening Device. vantage — namely that English is A Salt Spring man spent the night Now $249,000 MLS clearly not their first language. The motorist was stopped at a in Ganges RCMP detachment cells roadblock just before 2 a.m. August after being charged with being drunk Such as whoever wrote this SANTY G. FUOCO -—* brochure I have for a Japanese car 31. Ganges RCMP say the driver in a public place. rental firm. Some advice it offers: refused to blow into the RSD when Criminal Code charges are also 537 2773 requested to do so. pending against the man who al­ MLS GOLD AWARD WINNER "When the passenger of foot heave in He was issued a 24-bour driving legedly resisted arrest and bit a police sight, tootle the born. Trumpet at him suspension and refusal charges are melodiously at first, hut if he still officer. pending. The incident occurred at ap­ GULF ISLANDS REALTY LTD. obstacles your passage, ihen tootle Conviction of refusing to provide him with vigour." proximately 12:30 a.m. August 30. P.O. Box 750, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 Or these assembly instructions Phone (604) 537-5577 that came with an Italian-made car­ riage: "Insert the blushing for block­ ing in the proper split, push it deeply DAVE ROLAND and wheel in anti time sense til it stops." JANITORIAL Oh yes, and buona fortuna. I believe that's Italian for "Good Luck" A polite reminder on the back of Veni, Vidi, Vacuum. a Japanese hotel room door is, I think, appropriately Zen-like: "Is forbitten to steal the hotel towels please. If you are not person to do such thing, is 653-4279 please not to read this notis."

ANNUAL MEETING Lady Minto Gulf Islands Hospital Society Wednesday, September 11, 1991 7:30 p.m. Meaden Hall, Royal Canadian Legion AGENDA: 1. Acceptance of previous minutes 2. Acceptance of new members 3. Receiving of Annual Reports 4. Receiving of Financial Report for year ending March 31, 1991 5. Nominating Committee Report and elections to Board of Directors 6. Appointment of the Auditor JUST ARRIVED! 7. Notice of Motion given Sept. 5/90 to amend Bylaws: 'THAT EMPLOYEES OF THE HOSPITAL CAN BECOME MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY" A great selection of 8. Any other business that may arise VOTING PRIVILEGES ZONE MEMBERS: Persons who own land situated in the Gulf Islands—namely Salt Spring, North Pender, South Pender, Prevost, Saturna, Samuel, Mayne and Galiano—and pay taxes thereon, who have made written application for membership in the society. (Application forms will be available at the door.) hooded sweats, crew neck ANNUAL MEMBERS: Persons who do not own land in the Gulf Islands, who have paid membership dues during the past membership year which extends from the commencement of sweats, long & short sleeve T's one annual meeting until the commencement of the next; and new Annual Members who have applied at least 30 days in advance of the Annual Meeting and have paid membership dues. in sizes Big and Bigger. KAREN DAVIES Acting Secretary/Treasurer VISA, MASTERCARD, HOMECARD Board of Directors Wednetday, September 4, 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A23

; DOWN THE YEARS Driftwood •: -.

with the pole and come out second with the theft and subsequent damage he could not fight the blaze alone. combat flames in a wooded thicket Thirty Years Ago best. The car was damaged beyond to an outhouse stolen at Ganges. Fire warden Russ Pomahac said the "Five minutes more and it would The outhouse, which was on a flames were about one and one-half have been game over," Pomahac • A simple but dramatic ceremony repair while the pole survived four days until it could be replaced. trailer and set up in Centennial Park, feet high in the dry, grassy area, and said. September 1 would see the assump­ was being used to protest the Ganges that in a matter of minutes, Harris tion of service of the Gulf Island Ten Years Ago Sewer Project. Police said some local could have been faced with a serious Ferry Ltd. by the British Columbia RECYCLE THIS PAPER youths removed the outhouse and fire and inadequate equipment to Toll Authority Ferry System. • RCMP investigated at least one trailer, but later replaced the trailer at The brief ceremony was obscene letter which was received by the park. scheduled for Premier W.A.C. Ben­ a Salt Spring Island resident. The nett to receive the vessel Motor Prin­ anonymous writer, who professed to Five Years Ago cess from Gavin C. Mouat, president be in favour of the Ganges sewer HALLMAN LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATES of the company. In exchange, he plant, warned of bloodshed and • Steve Harris, holidaying on 245 Old Divide Road • RR 2, Ganges* B.C • would hand over a cheque in full violence should opposition to the South Pender, suffered second de­ VOS 1K0 payment for the company's three fer­ sewer continue. gree burns to his forearms from THOMAS HALL ries. The recipient of the letter was a flames that blew up when he lit a • The Salt Spring Island Chamber member of the Sewer Alternative gasoline fire to extinguish a wasp 537-9316 nest. of Commerce wrote Dr. A.N. Beattie, Committee. Nursery open weekends or by appointment. director of the government health • Ganges RCMP indicated no Harris' wife. Barbara, contacted unit in this area, requesting informa­ charges would be laid in connection the fire warden when Harris realized tion concerning the "swimmers' itch" in St. Mary Lake. In answer, Beattie wrote that the rash sometimes seen on swimmers results from penetration of the human You are invited to experience skin by larval forms of the blood flukes of birds. These larvae develop in and THE FRIENDLY SALES STAFF emerge from freshwater snails. The small parasite is barely visible to the at Metro Toyota Duncan naked eye. When it leaves, the snail is looking for waterfowl, but finds the swimmer instead. The itch may be avoided by rub­ bing oneself vigorously when com­ ing out of the water, to prevent penetration. Twenty-Five Years AgSeo

• The Galiano Ccmmunity Hal! was packed to the doors when the Galiano Club held its first auction of the year to aid the purchase of new recreational equipment for the winter months. Over 1300 was raised from the . JUmg a $5u oid to« the pur- f a purebred Rhodesian idgeback puppy donated by the John Rccs family. Eddie Bambrick and Tommy Carolan were auctioneers, keeping DAVID J DEVLIN PETER DYER the crowd in a hilarious mood as die Sales Manager items were knocked down. 3 years with Metro 3 years with Metro Twenty Years Ago ATTENTION SALT SPRING RESIDENTS! • Final government approval was Take advantage of the new extended ferry service given to construction of a new wing at Lady Minto Hospital. The for more convenient access to METRO TOYOTA DUNCAN. $285,543 contract was awarded to Farmer Construction. Q BC FERRIES The project had been pared down in order to bring it within the figure VESUVIUS CROFTON FREE FERRY allowed by the B.C. Hospital In­ LV VESUVIUS BAY LV CROFTON H surance Service. 7.00 am 0 4 00 X 7:30 am # 430 FARE OFFER 8-00 5.00 X 8:30 X 5.30 • The Salt Spring Island library 9.00 600 X 930 700 Come in and test drive any new was reprieved. Notice was given by 1000 7:30 X 11:00 800 Toyota model car or truck or any the Ubrary Development Commis­ 11:30 8:30 X 12 00 900 1230 pm 9.30 X 1:00 pm 10:00 used vehicle at Metro Toyota Duncan, sion of Victoria that until that time 1:30 10:30 X 2:15 1100 Salt Spring either became a 3 00 3:30 and we'll pay your ferry fare home!* municipality or was offered an op­ Saturdays ONLY. P Daily except Sal. & Sun, 'Car & driver only—expires Sept. 30, 1991 r portunity to join a larger library sys­ L .J ll tem, the annual matching grant would be continued. Talk with one of our qualified sales representatives today. • The Saturna Free School changed principals, with W. Shef­ field taking over from Tom Durrie. Durrie, Lynn Curtis, and Judy Pruss all left the school. Fifteen Years Ago • Lady Minto Hospital was making good use of an exercise bicycle donated by Branch 92 of the Royal Canadian Legion. The therapy bike, which cost JOHN GIBBS BRYAN KORVEN STEVE BARACOS DAVE FISHER BILL WOOD $287, was presented to the New 3 years New 1 year 6 years physiotherapy unit of the hospital. It with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro was to be used by patients for general fitness purposes as well as to strengthen back or leg muscles of .TOYOTA, X SERVING THE GULF ISLANDS SINCE 1982 those who had suffered such injuries. ** m V > • Gulf Island residents com­ We are committed to Total Customer Satisfaction! plained about paying 87.7 cents for a gallon of gasoline. Gas prices on Vancouver Island were 79.7 cents a EXTRAS TOYOTAQUALITY CARE PROTECTION gallon. Local dealers justified the price difference by noting that dis­ tance and a small market add at least JUST NORTH ON THE seven cents per gallon to the cost of ISLAND HIGHWAY transporting fuel to the island. TOYOT • Hydro power to homes on Gan- PageA24 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, September 4, 1991 NRS SALT SPRING REALTY LTD Ganges Fulford Harbour 149 Fulford Ganges Road 111 Morningside Road P.O. Box 69. Ganges B.C. VOS IE0 Fulford Harbour, B.C. VOS 1E0 Telephone: (604) 537-5515 Telephone: (604) 653-9555 Victoria Direct: 656-5554 Vancouver Direct: 278-5595 Fax: (604) 537-9797

WATERFRONT SEAVTEW HOME TVER? INVESTOR? HUNDRED HILLS VIEW!! SET UP BEAUTIFULLY 168 acres s/w exposure on Sansum FOR B&B Narrows. 130ff w/f, elevating to 1200" at rear of property. Tremendous potential. Offered at $375,000. B 3^••e n i&a BCc- . 3 bedroom, split level bungalow INVESTMENT Beautiful Chalet Style home, with two bathrooms and family 20/40 undivided share in 69.67 situated on 1.16 acre, giving valley acres, good views, arable acreage. »• room. Features a brick fireplace and 2000 sq.ft. home located in Mt. includes fridge and stove The price views and privacy. Is set up for a Development potential. $95,000. * $159,000 Belcher Heights. 1-1/2 baths, 3 brs, is right. The view is wonderful. Bed & Breakfast or would be an complete with carport, utility room, * Newly renovated Come and see!! .70 acre, $159,000. ideal family home. With 2752 sq.ft. family room and large sundeck. * Zoned com mercial service WALK-ON WATERFRONT of finished living area, including 26 x 14 living room and same size NORTH END ACREAGE Enjoy sea and Gulf Island views * 1.5 acres Beautiful shell beach with 250 ft. of Over 8 parklike acres. Nicely treed from this 0.72 acre lot with plenty of waterfront and 2.64 acres all for family room, both with their with second growth fir and cedars. room for the kids. $129,900 MLS. $179,000. individual fireplaces. 4 bedrooms BEAUTIFUL VIEW and 3 bathrooms and expansive Ocean views to mainland PART WATERFRONT CALLAL GEAR decks and a complete paved mountains. Very quiet area. Build ACREAGE your island retreat. $98,500. 537-5515 (OFFICE) driveway, makes this a must to 537-9255 (HOME) 19.64 acres of selectively treed property on corner of Musgrave view. $249,000. 'PICTURESQUE* PRIVATE WATERFRONT ACREAGE • Road. Approx. 1000 ft. of CLOSE TO TOWN - ON QUIET water! ront. $600,000. ROAD BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT HOME& PROPERTY

Excellent seavicw lot, low maintenance, dose to Ganges, views of Ganges Harbour and North Shore mountains. Perc test done. $66,000. 3 bedroom rancher with room for expansion into garage. Separate 'VIEW BUILDING LOT' Very privately situated at the end of very sturdily built 30 x 20 workshop 3 bdnn, 2 level family home, kitchen a cul-de-sac, with sweeping views with storage above. Perfect for your Moorage, good beach, 5 acres of - over 1 usable acre .toolclarge laundry room, dining privacy, water views, well, building down St.Mary Lake. Path winding individual hobby. Hot tub (Jacuzzi) room, living room with fireplace, 2 sites & roadways roughed in, hydro - dose to Ganges down to your own private frontage all on a beautifully landscaped .61 bathrooms, decking over carport, & telephone. Inquire further now. 2 - water system with a dock in place. Double acre with circular completely paved workshop, a lovely sunny, private, acreages priced at $180,000 MLS. - septic tank and field carport. $285,000. driveway. $167,500. landscaped setting. $149,900 MLS. • are in -S64.900 Service with Integrity GIL MOUAT ( P.S.: my realtor says that we are the best valued WATERFRONT MARION MARKS SHfcLLI ROBERTSON 537-4900 (24 hrs) CALL MYLES WILSON CELLULAR 744-7447 ACREAGES on the market). 537-4504 537-2453 653-4347

IN PRESTIGIOUS 5- ACRE PIECE A Oilri HUNDRED HILLS ISTf REAL WATERFRONT ! * 6.83 natural acres * panoramic views * accessible shoreline * gradual slope * bring your plans

Relax in the Jacuzzi or kick back in $299,000 the large family room This lovely 3 bedroom home has it all. Must be seen to be appreciated. Offered at $229,000 MLS. VESUVIUS CHARM LOW BANK WATERFRONT * 102' beachfront * expansive marine views 2 bedroom home with den, living room with fireplace, * 4 bedrooms house spacious lawn, 2 car garage, all in a beautiful private setting. * room for expansion $179,900 MLS. * near all amenities $325,000 YOUR HOBBY FARM 3 bedroom, 2 bath private lot. Ocean view, near downtown Vesuvius. Only $138,000 MLS. WATERFRONT ACREAGE + HOUSE & ACREAGE * 10 acres, 60 gpm well * lovely 2 storey cottage 'substantial dock, sandy beach * greenhouse, fenced garden * ready for your dream home $875,000 The ideal lifestyle can be yours. 2 bedrooms, living room with wood Home, guest cottage, barn, orchard stove, on Cedar Lane. Water system, on 43 acres. $169,900 MLS. secluded setting. With TLC you will A short walk from Blackburn Lake, have a bright beginning. $110,000 this 2 bedroom character home is (DianwufCluv MLS. situated on 735 acres of wilderness. CALL JIM SPENCER Priced at $140,000. CALL LIANE READ PAUL GREENBAUM OR DON ROBERTSON JOHN STEELE 537-4287 537-5064 (24 hours) 653-4347 537-4606 PAGER 3886275 (#1042) Van. Dir. 278 5595 Vic. Dir. 656-5554

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