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By MITCHELL SHERRIN CASES FOR BOOKS: Celia Duthie, left, prepares to Staff Writer launch Duthie Bookcases at Sabine Swierenga's A pioneering business­ bookstore in Ganges. PhotobyM•tcheiiShernn woman who cultivated the literary communi­ ty to nurture Canadian writers has taken on the new chal­ Pegasus Gallery of Canadian Art proudly sponsors lenge of promoting B.C. wood products through a line of island-designed and locally crafted bookshelves. "I'm hoping we're a pebble on an avalanche of the B.C. woodwork industry," said Celia Duthie. She's launching her new business, Duthie Bookcases, at Sabine's Fine Used Books with a preview celebration 2- 4 p.m. on June 28. "I've always felt very strongly about the idea of B.C. wood products. Where are they?" Consequently, Duthie has kicked off her own fine furni­ ture company to sell bookcas­ es made from indigenous tim­ Management course through "It was exciting to see the distributors. ber milled at small owner­ Malaspina College. book world come alive in "To me it's all appalling operated woodlots on "It was an enormously B.C. and be part of that ... that 80 per cent of the book Vancouver Island. enlightening course. A lot of As one publisher said, 'You distribution business is con­ thought has gone into new always treat our books like trolled by one silly woman in forestry methods." royalty."' ." Bookcases became a way Duthie helped establish But Duthie still maintains ••It was excit­ to combine the twin passions prominent B.C. writers such her Fourth Avenue bookstore ing to see the of forestry and literature, she as William Gibson and in Vancouver. said. Douglas Coupland. "We paid for our indepen­ book world "I think we all have dreams "It's great to see them now dence." come alive in of having a bookstore or a as international stars. They're And the bookseller is ready restaurant or a farm." completely quirky." to champion another B.C. B.C. and be She approached long-time She took over her father's product with her value-added friend and local woodworker bookstore in 1977 and built wooden bookcases. pari: of that. •• llityd Perkins to design book­ the business up from two "I obviously hope that we cases that could incorporate stores to 10 branches with have influence on other "West coasters tend to be B.C. forest products. 170 employees. wood-based communities. I mavericks. My tradition is as He modelled "five easy "We owned Vancouver, the want them to see that this is a private independent." pieces" on arts and crafts city was ours." possible." Duthie manages a 55-acre designs that captured the Duthie is also recognized She also believes that the woodlot on Galiano Island, essence of what Duthie was for her innovative work in value-added wood-product where she lives part time. She looking for, she said. developing on-line marketing industry offers an opportunity also runs Duthie Books and "These struck me as and Internet sales. to engage in more local patri­ publishes two magazines in tremendously useful bookcas­ But Duthie Books was otism. Vancouver. A third portion of es." forced to file for bankruptcy "I want to develop a strong her life is spent on Salt Spring Perkins said the shelves in 1999 and closed nine local industry." where her children Mary and speak a kind of "B.C. vernac­ stores after Chapters moved Like her work with local Peter attend school. ular" as dictated by the choice into the city. writers, Duthie would like to "I like living in the bush of materials. "We got hammered by the see B.C. wood products step but I'm an urban animal as "You wouldn't design the advent of these big-box onto the international arena. well." same thing in mahogany or stores." "It's an area that could dis­ Duthie moved her family black cherry." Duthie finds it alarming tinguish itself and remain dis­ from Vancouver to Galiano in The supple grains of red that much of Canadian book­ tinct in the face of the vast 1999 to live in seclusion near alder, western yew and selling is dominated by a few homogeneity." Dionisio Park. Douglas fir are celebrated in a "I'd read Five Acres and simple style with visible join­ Independence and I thought ery, Perkins said. 55 acres would certainly pro­ "It's an honest style. What vide some independence, you see is what you get." which is true. But it's a strug­ Each of the bookcases is gle." made using wedges, splines She joked about her rustic and through-tenon joins. life that involves endless "Some have no metal parts cleaning, chasing chickens at all." and the monstrous work of Perkins has also been impressed by the work of the collecting potatoes that could ol" . . o uanO.s easily be purchased for pen­ Sadler Fine Furniture crafts­ l11us1c featuring over 5 nies: men who are manufacturing "It's so isolated but it's the bookcases. uesaav 25 -Tom Hooper .,.._Sonm'Drite1:'jrom Grapes oj Wrath' been great. Now we're ready 'The people in Duncan are to emerge a bit." doing quite a job." While living on Galiano, Like Duthie, Perkins is Duthie has found lots of time another book lover who pre­ -The Randy Duncan Band to read, write and reflect; and viously taught literature at '1fist Coast Folk]azz' within that period of reflec­ UVic and universities in tion, she began to consider Europe. saturday 28 -Alan Moberg the idea of a furniture busi­ "I know Celia quite well. I ~· 'West Coast Baf/ndeer' ness. first met her on a remote sunday 29 - Synergy "Years ago I had the idea to beach in the Queen 'Funky, Folky & Fun ' develop a line of bookcases. Charlottes. She was fleeing 30 .. Simone, Mike & Bruce city life and studying monday We'd been doing clearing and ;Acoustic &uf Cfnssics' we decided to mill every­ Arabic." thing. We had a forester walk Duthie has also taught at l - Open Sl:{ige with Tara Hollings word. the.property with us and he U.B.C. and Simon Fraser said a few things that made us University. Her work in pro­ think we should learn more." moting B.C. writers as a So Celia and her husband Vancouver bookseller also Nicholas Hunt took a six­ earned her an S.F.U. honorary week Master of Woodland degree. www.artspring.cd 82 • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAIN MEN T GULFISLANDSDRIFlWOOD Indigo delights Lions Hall guests Accolades were reverbu­ Cathy Young and Don some spirituals and the, Nigel rating through the communi­ Zacharias, Indigo packed the Russell White Collar Hollar ty following a premiere hall with an invitation-only made famous by Stan Indigo performance at Lions free concert of 10 selections. Rogers, the group kept its Hall Friday night. From Stephen Foster's audience smiling non-stop A new a cappella group Hard Times to a Bruce for about 40 minutes. consisting of Bo Curtis, Ruddell choral arrangement They're taking the summer Janet Hoag, Anne Millerd, of House of the Rising Sun, off, but Indigo is destined to Barb Ruddell Wendy Vine, to folk favourite 16 Tons, "go public" in the next year.

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Photo by Derrick Lundy Ann Marie Pearson Wayne Taylor Cat Lightfoot Linda Mills Thank you for New Zealand String Quartet Tom McKeachie your creative Melanie Thompson energy and the swings into ArtSpring Sunday CoLLeen Shantz respect you've Melanie Staker shown to our A last-minute ArtSpring NZSQ, in 2001 she became Laurentian Quartet for Mylene Dammel children! booking brings an artistic director of the Adam almost a decade, he toured Patricia Weldon acclaimed New Zealand New Zealand Festival of internationally, made five Francis HiLL musical export to Salt Chamber Music, along with CDs and taught cello at Spring on Sunday. fellow quartet member Sarah Lawrence College in Ca rol Eyles Known for its "powerful Ansell. New York. Gjelsten also Debra Krause communication, dramatic Ansell is the group's vio­ received his doctoral degree Ced ri c Barker energy and beauty of list and was a founding in cello from Rutgers Mike Bath sound," the New Zealand member of NZSQ after University. And our wonderful String Quartet (NZSQ) per­ working professionally in Tickets are available through the ArtSpring box new Principal forms at the arts centre London for three years and Rineke Jonker beginning at 2 p.m. studies in both London and office. The program will be Germany. Dvorak's Andante con moto Before joining NZSQ in quasi allegretto from the 1989, Beilman was first vio­ Quartet in F minor, the linist of the prize-winning Brahms String Quartet in A Sierra String Quartet of the minor and the San Francisco Conservatory "Razumovsky" String of Music's Chamber Music Quartet in F maj or by Centre. As both a founding Beethoven. member of the 20th-century NZSQ, which regularly ensemble CadeNZa, and as tours North America, an individual, he has been Europe and Asia, is made part of numerous premiere up of Helen Pohl, Douglas performances of New Beilman, Gillan Ansell and Zealand and international Rolf Gjelsten. compositions. Pohl was first violinist of Now a New Zealand citi­ the San Francisco-based zen, Gjelsten is a native of Fidelio String Quartet from Victoria and began his cello 1988 to 1993, when she studies there with James toured around the world. In Hunter and Janos Starker. addition to her workwith the As a member of the

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Open 7:30am - 9:00pm 7 days a week Fresh is what we're famous forrM GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2003 • 83 Inner and outer interpretations reign at Visions exhibit By DEBBIE \1\[ILLIS golden wall. sculpture gets somewhat detail. powerful eyes gives a sense Staff Writer Gillian Smith also lost next to the larger wor~ ­ The True Wilderness: A of strength, and of the inner Visions is a word exhibits her intricate by other artists. Metaphor by Margaret and outer elements of the with many meanings, fabric art, with two Karen Reiss also created Mackenzie offers a word visions. and ArtCraft's show­ quilted vests and a wall charming sculptures, thoughtful V1s10n of Such a range of styles case of the same name hanging called Crane though of an entirely differ­ wildlife. It is a painting of hung together by a widely shows its variety of and Flower Cart. ent style. Her three pieces the skull from an imaged interpretable word could be interpretations. Workmanship of the show dancing figures with animal that is a mix of crea­ overwhelming, but the col­ Though the work of sewn pieces, from the box heads but wearing tures, including a bird and a lection succeeds in giving a nine artists is housed embroidery to the lovely masks. White Cat, moose. sense of possibilities that in the relatively small applique, is truly note­ Blue Buddha is particularly Vision Quest by Adrien arise from the combination Showcase gallery worthy. nice, and the fact that it Town is a landscape paint­ of craft and art. space at Mahon Hall, Penny Prior's paint­ spins on its pedestal shows ing with an eagle's face in Visions runs at ArtCraft Visions is a collection ing Island Fantasy the artist's attention to the background. The bird's daily until July 7. that encompasses an shows one artist's array of media, styles vision, with fish, birds, and interpretations of trees and flowers much theme. larger than the piece of Melissa Searcy's land in the work's cen­ wall pottery offers tre. The island seems to some of the most almost drown in water pleasing interpreta­ and bright wildlife. tions of the word Many artists inter­ Visions, and her series preted "visions" as looks lovely on the something more inter­ hall's black walls. SIGHT TO BE SEEN: A painting by nal. Colleen Allen's On the Edge of Adrien Town and a sculpture by two paintings, Palace Kans~s ~hows a Karen Reiss are two of the interpre- of Weariness and Spirit charmmg v1ew of the . f h , . · , h Gate (Do No Harm) prairie through a win- tat1ons ,o t e v1s1ons t eme at come from her series dow. The scene is ArtCraft s new showcase. on acupuncture points, painted on clay, mean- and from the realiza­ ing that Searcy uses poem by Rumi and sculp­ tion that her acupunc­ her three-dimensional clay tures of delicate hands ture experience is not piece as a wall sculpture as painted silver. unique to her, but has been well as a painting's "can­ Le Grand Mur (The felt by others. vas." Wall) by Daniele Benoit­ Allan Sherman created a Her most engrossing Manners is also an eye­ sculpture called Spirit interpretation of the theme catcher. The enormous Guide: The Power of Faith, - the idea of finally tapestry wall-hanging, with inspired by his wife. understanding - is the bright sequins and pink His written explanation piece Seeing What He cloth, shows women loung­ of his piece is interesting, Means, which includes a ing or looking up at a huge but unfortunately the small Overboard Buffet every Wed. & Fri. 11:30-2pm Janette Grey back at M&M ~Soup 8t Salad (also Includes the ~Buffet SC. One of Music and well as composers with Patricia McFarlane. $}0 95 95 & Salad. buffet) t + tax : Tu, + tax Munch's most frequent Vaughn Williams and Grey's accompanist on . and popular performers Grieg. this occasion is Chris will be back on Grey grew up in Kodaly, well known in the Wednesday, July 2, bring­ Scotland, where she stud­ community as an accom­ ~ Karaoke is back on SSI ing all the warmth and ied voice and performed plished piano soloist, come and belt out your favorite tunes charm which endears her in both operetta and ora­ teacher and accompanist to island music lovers. torio. Since moving to to solo artists and choirs. SATURDAY, JUNE 28 • 8:30PM Janette Grey has been B .C. she has sung with He most recently played singing in the music the Victoria Choral with pianist Jennifer series every year since its Society, the Amity Howard in the memorable inception in 1996, twice Singers, the Linden Salt Spring Singers pro­ as part of a family recital, Singers and on Salt duction of Carmina but most often as soloist. Spring with Tuned Air, Burana. Her versatility of style Salt Spring Singers and Free music begins at ranges from the classics Women of Note. All Saints By-the-Sea at to Scottish tradjtio~al She continues to sing 12:10 p.m. followed by a songs. By popul regularly for the residents delicious but optional demand, Wednesday's of Extended Care at Lady lunch for $4.75. solo recital contains a Minto Hospital and for large selection of music benefit concerts, while from her native land, as maintaining vocal lessons

{i!f~~{i!f NOW OPEN Returning to the stage with a long­ CftlYYtj oa~ wt~Y!j awaited satirical revue, Bob Robertson and Linda Cullen will boggle minds with their bang-on impersonations of Winestore open daily 12-5 pm Jean Chretien, Joe Clark, Martha including Day Stewart, Queen Elizabeth, Gordon 1880 Fulford Ganges Rd. Campbell, Christie Clark, Joy 653-4687 McPhail, and many more. It'll Come visit our vineyard and taste be the funniest revue you've Silent Auction • July 17-19 seen in decades. our award-winning wines­ Double Exposure • July 18 Marcel Mercier and Elaine Kozak, Proprietors July 18 Treasure Flea Market, Pirate's Picnic, Garry Oaks wines are also available 8:00pm Entertainment • July 19 at The Local, Harbour House and Grand Live Auction • July 19 Fulford Inn Wine Stores. 84 "' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Photo-Secession captures it all at annual show By DEBBIE WILLIS As his title points out; the photographic philosophy Staff Writer photographer hasn't even that finds a pleasing or novel Photographs of the minus­ cropped away the edges of way of seeing even the most cule and the majestic are the film, and it lends a raw banal scene, like hanging on ArtSpring's quality to the simple pictures Denniston's picture of ferry walls from June 20 to July 3 of an aluminum trailer, a traffic. farm and a wood pile. The As Phillips' beautiful pho­ in the Alliance of Salt Spring w Artists (ASA) photography ;( scenes are familiar, with pot­ tograph of a maple leaf 1) "l'$ show. ~::: holes included, but taken floating in a pothole proves, From the dramatic with a good eye for colour it's all in how you look at it. expanse of Osman Phillips' and lighting. The show is open daily :Long Beach Sunset to a I It's an example of the through July 3. close-up of strips of continu­ ous-feed computer paper taken by Ann Holt, the 14 ASA photographers in Photo-Secession 2003 prove that anything is camera-wor­ thy. PHOTO APPRECIATION: Photographer Robert Borbas checks out the Alliance Not surprisingly, the bulk of Salt Spring Artists photography show at ArtSpring until July 3. Photobyoebb,.w,llls of the work is landscape photography, and B.C.'s rich forests are well represented Steven Friedrmm aims for blackened trees. of a naked couple by Diana in the mix. more grand views. In Robert Borbas snapped a Hayes titled "Can we move Steuart Beattie's Duck Abstract Trees, dark trees different kind of landscape so freely into arms as shad­ Creek series demonstrates stand in front of a golden with a picture series of old ows through these hundred how haunting a forest can sky streaked with bright pink and disintegrating cars and trees?" is a thoughtful look be, especially in Duck Creek and purple clouds. trucks, the kind left to rust in at the human body. 1, a photograph of curving Two Trees shows a totally fields and backyards until Janet Dwyer's Waves is a branches covered in old different scene, taken at they become over-run with gorgeous, abstract black­ man's beard lichen . . Death Valley National Park weeds. and-white. Dwyer called the Sam Barlow's unobtrusive by Friedman. It is a simple For those wanting more picture of a liquidy surface a collection of four pho­ picture of a sprawling sand than landscapes, Alane "darkroom experiment," and WILL BE OPEN tographs takes a closer look at desert dotted by two trees. Lalonde's vibrant pho­ its intention seems to be to the land, with a serene picture Most striking of tographs of Mexico are eye­ make you wonder what MONDAY JUNE 30TH of reeds. Particularly nice is Friedman's work is Burnt catchers, especially Red you're looking at. TUESDAY JULY 1ST Layers of Light, a close-up of Trees, taken at Banff Geraniums of San Miguel, a At the other end of the leaves hanging from a slim National Park. Printed on photograph in black and spectrum is John Lunch • Dinner branch, some almost translu­ metallic paper, the photo­ white except for the central Denniston's The Reality graph gives a magical feel­ flower pot. Series: Salt Spring RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE FOR 6 OR MORE cent because of the way the 133 LOWER GANGES RD. • 538-5551 sunlight hits the subject. ing to the wildflowers and A black-and-white series Uncropped. Fifth annual ArtSpring Open Your Heart, Open Your Home festival gears up for international visitors dl.O«

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DUTH I E BOOKCASES www.duthiebookcases.com 86 • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT GULF ISLANDS DRIFlWOOD Sitar masters bring classical magic to ArtSpring Sunday One of India's most Europe, Canada and the In 1966 Pandit Shivnath a group of Indian and acclaimed father and son U.S., the Mishras have Mishra received a gold European artists. sitar duos returns to Salt shared the magic and joy of medal in the All India Deobrat Mishra was Spring for an evening of their musical presence with a Music Conference in given the Jewels of Sound classical music on Sunday, devoted following of Mishra Calcutta. He performed in award in Mumbai and June 29. music lovers, to critical and Germany for the first time recently received his mas­ Pandit Shivnath Mishra award-winning acclaim. in 1979 and has since ters degree in sitar from the and his son Deobrat Mishra, Under new management, played extensively through­ Prayag Sangit Samiti in along with tabla player the Mishras have returned to out Europe. In 1999 he Allahbad. Marco Zonka, will perform North America for a 2003 added North America to his Zonka began studying at ArtSpring beginning at tour and will play for a Salt concert tour circuit. Deobrat tabla in 1977 with the late 8:30p.m. Spring audience for the Mishra is considered one of U stad Allah Rakha at the "Imbued with a lively and fourth year in a row. India's premiere and Indian Cultural Arts devotional playfulness, this Pandit Shivnath Mishra promising young sitar Ashram in San Francisco. musical dialogue between was born into a well-known artists, chosen in 1995 by He plays and performs father and son, now span­ musical family in the All India Radio to receive numerous finger drumming ning seven generations of Benaras Gharana (ancestral the Best Young Sitarist in styles, including tabla, tar, musicians in the Mishra lineage) in 1943. India award. bendir, dhumbek and udu family, unfolds with tender­ In a family of fine classi­ Since 1994 he has toured drums. He also composes ness and passion, reverence cal Indian vocalists, he is throughout Europe with his and performs original vocal and playfulness," states the first to master the sitar, father, along with pursuing and percussion music. press material. playing it in "Thumari" projects such as music Tickets for the June 29 MUSICAL MASTER: Pandit Shivnath Mishra and his As seasoned musicians style, which is characterized workshops, solo perfor­ event are $16 and available son Deobrat Mishra, perform at ArtSpring this who have played for over 20 by a strong emphasis on mances for radio and televi­ through the ArtSpring box Sunday, beginning at 8:30 p.m. years throughout India, melody and deep emotion. sion, and worid music with office. Punch-Drunk Love director Anderson in true -

In Punch-Drunk Love, wants to ens to push Barry over the sometimes his temper gets doing some permanent dam­ director P. T. Anderson do, when top. the better of him. Then age to himself or others. shows he hasn't lost his he wants It would be a major things get ugly. But Anderson knows bet­ skill for pushing the buttons to do it. FLICK PICK understatement to call However, this film seeks ter than to give us what we of critics and viewers alike. Punch­ WITH JASON TUDOR Sandler's previous fare low­ to actively anger the viewer want. In Boogie Nights he por­ Drunk brow. by forcing him or her to He knows that a good trayed a group of pornogra­ Love is His typical character is empathize with Barry. film forces the audience to phers as a loving family, the story much like Barry: soft-spo­ Much like the recent work for its desired happy and in Magnolia he rained of Barry Egan (Adam When Barry meets sweet, ken, but prone to bursts of About Schmidt, Punch­ ending. Christian allegories down Sandler), a depressed, bor­ understanding Lena (Emily typically justified anger. Drunk Love plays with the In the typical romantic upon the streets of Los derline obsessive-compul­ Watson), it's love at first That Anderson manages expectations we have for the comedy, this happy ending Angeles. sive salesman. sight. Lena knows just what to evoke such a tender per­ boy-meets-girl storyline. is certain. He has been chastised for Raised in the company of to say, and refuses to judge formance from a Saturday As we were disappointed In Punch-Drunk Love, being overly stylistic, a seven overbearing sisters, Barry for 'being different Night Live protege is when Nicholson's Schmidt you're pretty sure it's going bombast and a talentless he retreats calmly to his than the norm. remarkable. wasn't caustic but lovable, to be there, but there's that ripper-off of better direc­ own little world, occasional­ But as love blossoms, a Barry is quite frequently we feel let down when little twitch in the back of tors, but there' s no doubt ly exploding into fits of cruel plot by a phone-sex not a nice guy. Sandler' s Barry always your mind. that Anderson does what he rage. company (you'll see) threat- He might mean well, but seems to be on the edge of What if it's not? Art project blossoms in gardens Artists and their work will who set up the event with Crombie. Three or more be sprouting up in south-end Sue Pratt, Christine Crombie, artists will be in each garden gardens for the Artist in the Karen Reiss, Stefanie Denz, with their work, though most Garden tour on July 6. Bly Kaye and Nancy Van gardens do not belong to the Eighteen local artists will Patten. "The others thought it artists themselves. display their work in seven would be a good idea and The tour will start at gardens for a self-guided tour away it went." Stowel Lake Farm on to benefit Fulford Money from ticket sales Reynolds Road, and go from Elementary School's art pro­ and some money from art 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. People gram, said one of the event work sales will go toward a will be given a map and their organizers, Johanna Hoskins. big art project students at lunch, and Hoskins estimates Tickets for the tom: are $20 Fulford Elementary will par­ it will take most people a and include a boxed lunch ticipate in. couple of hours to complete that will likely be made up of "Last year was the mural;' the full circuit. green salad, fruit salad, buns, said Hoskins, who is an artist "Some people, when they cheeses, smoked salmon and and a parent of a Fulford look at art, take a long time juice. Tickets without the Elementary student. "This and some look quickly," she lunch go for $15. year will be another big pro­ said, and noted that there is Hoskins has been involved ject." only around five minutes of in another garden tour for Many established artists driving between each gar­ Tree Frog Daycare, but this are involved in the garden den. is the first year a tour has tour, including Denz, Bly Tickets can be bought at been organized to benefit and Garry Kaye, Jude the Saturday market or by Fulford Elementary. Harper, Jonathan Yardley, calling Hoskins at 653-9383, "You hear a lot about gar­ Robert and Birgit Bateman, and they should be pur­ den tours," said Hoskins, Van Patten, Reiss and chased before July 2.

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No Satsang dinners until Fall. 26¢ each of years on Salt Spring Island, Painting, Sculpting, Fabric art, Puppet making, Summer Retreat with Baba Hari Dass Run your ad for 2 weeks and get later in Richmond and finally in Maple Ridge. Singing, Outdoor games, Swimming and more. July 31- August 10 a third week FREE! Drop-in classes available. PRIVATE PARTY, MISSING HEIR Johann Olaf The days are packed with non-stop fun and creative learning. Baumgartner, late of Salt to our very special Call 537-2326 for schedule MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY Spring Island, B.C. died You won't believe what we can do in five days! Sorry, no refunds, no changes. Bubba September 25 , 2002. It is ~ a.k.a. e&. "My kids had so much fun, they came home singing every Deadline believed that Mr. Baumgartner day! The Friday Presentation was fabulow;!" What a Deal!!! 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Check out QUEEN SIZE Simmons SillS fiB AfAST 8' CULTIVATOR , 8" HAR· FLAT SANDSTONE suitable Excellent condition, $1 .50 I Beauty Sleep mattress with ROWS, seed spreader, log for walk ways or patios $2.50 $1.25 per linear foot. Please our ad on the undertrame, good cond ition. QUill ON All YOUR splitter; all fit 3 point hitch on sq ft. 537-5874. call537·0866. Phone 537-4806 . Avai lable BUilDING BIQIIRIMINTS! tractor, $1500, abo for all. 537· after Friday, June 27. 5096. SONY STEREO components: back page on WASHER & DRYER, $350. receiver, tape deck, 5 CD 10FT. TRAVEL TRAILER, gut­ 537-2275. • Flooring player, $300. Phone 537-8720. Section A ted, would make good utility STANAH CHAIR-LIFT for RH trailer or use for storage. 537 • BEIGE FRIDGE, top freezer, • Heating curved stairway, could be rein· 42" SOLID MAPLE dining table 4466. frost free, bought new, SALTSPRING ORGANICS , with extra leaf & 4 chairs, for great • Eaves year round produce, grains, stalled on similar track . 2 BICYCLES, 20" 5 speed, 24" Westinghouse, $150. 537· Reasonable. 537-4685. excellent condition . $225 . 0612 • Plumbing nuts. Starting buyers group, Bone, American Standard, 6 SAVINGS! Norco 18 speed. You pick up. wholesale prices. Jason. 653· 653-4526. 2 FRIDGES: RECONDI· • Roofing litre, low flush toilet, $100. 5 ft. TIONED white, apartment 9642. Fica tree with pot, $25. 6" size, $150, older & larger har· ORGANIC CHICKENS, raised toilet seat, $25. Tan For all your building HOT TUB: Beachcomber 1350 vest gold, still runs fine, $50. $3.50/lb. Sale by pre-order coloured rattan headboard, 54" "'· ~ ·!,;;­ 537-5363. requirements, large or small! only. Call537·0716. L, currently in-deck, will $10. Garden swing with - WI' ffii remove. $1200. 537·0749. canopy & cushions, $25. 537· lit i S CUCUIIU HI MUIU ISIIilEGG LUMBER LID. (;AJ..DWELL'"S 5668 after 10:00 a.m. SIGHTFIRST MOVING: EARLY Quebec pine Kitchenaid, 804 Fulford-Gange's Rd. OAKSPRING 537-4978 table, 34" x 31", $375; electric FARM SALT SPRING Vacuum • weed eater. 653·4713. • Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Service your vacuum for EPLANT~ A LIONS e PRO.JECT Maytag & more! Since 1882 spring. Large selection of bags DOUBLE GARAGE door (16' x and belts. On-island service 79") with automatic opener, ~FARM; LARGEST SELECTION ON Currently available: $475. Kenmore freezer, (54"w RECYCLE COMPUTER PROBLEMS? • FREE RANGE GRAIN­ work. New and used vacuums • G -< SALT SPRING Set-ups, Installing Software, for sale. 537·0066. x 32" h) $125 obo. 537·9346. ,._ AMAZIN C"' FED PORK & BEEF YOUR ISLAND Tutoring, Internet. Your place or BIG SCREEN TV & satellite z DAYLILIES > • FRESH CUT LUMBER CLOCK REPAIRS on-island. ours. Yes, we make house calls House calls, free estimates, dish & receiver, was $3500, ~ A feast for :: OLD GLASSES 537·2111 days/evenings/ wkends. 537-5380 or 537-2152 reasonable rates, senior's dis· asking $700. 538·1773 11111 YourEyes...... Your old prescription $25/hr. Over 20 years exp. counts. Expert repairs, evenings only. < Hundreds To Phone Robert. 537·2888. :!: lenses can be a gift of Arvana Consulting. restorations, all work guaran­ DEER FENCE wire, 200' by 6 ~..:J Choose from... .,. sight. Boxes located at: teed. Mark's Clockworks. 537· ft. Best offer. 537-4649. ASTRA 300 UMAX scanner, ~ Come VIsit! :::; BUD HAYNES Premier MANDERLAY FARM Market 5061. BROTHER CORRECTRONIC • Pharmasave Firearms Auction, Bay 5, 7429 Epson 400 Stylus colour printer :; OPEN 10-5 .:, • Bank of $50 each. Phone 537-2966. now picking organic Fava VACUUMS! VACUUMS! GX-6750 typewriter, A·1 condi· • 49 Ave., Red Deer. Guns: Beans, snow peas, salad mix THURs-MON : • Bank of Commerce Saturday, Aug 16, 9 am. Misc.: Repairs, bags & belts, used tion. 2 wheels $95 offers. 537 • C: HP PENTIUM II equivalent, and some early tomatoes, 2256 vacuum bargains. Satisfaction 5383. II\ 177 VESUVIUS BAY RD. U'l • Island Savings Credit Union Sunday, Aug17, 10 am. 10% 256 MG RAM. CD·RRW, 15" FuHord-Ganges Rd. 653-41 06. buyer's premium. Catalogues guaranteed! Salt Spring Linen 2 OAK HIGH back Queen • Gulf Islands Optical monitor, Cannon Scanner & Drycleaners, 116 Hereford available July • 1·403-347- included, $200. 537-0749. Anne style dining chairs, $35 SALT SPRING Avenue, Ganges. 537·2241. 7301; 1-403·347-5855. each. 537-9558 after 5 p.m. MINI STORAGE $25. and T/S&H; www.budhay­ STORAGE TANKS: water, sep­ weekdays. nesauctions.com .. Ron 1930'S DINING ROOM suite: tic, sewage-holding (polyethyl· 347 Upper Ganges Road SALT SPRING Music is on the buffet, 5'6", round table 4'6", 6 A MAJOR FLOORING "When convenience Internet at www.saltspringmu­ Weisner BASe ene) . Ecological Systems : WHOLESALER needs cash chairs, Queen Anne style, sewage-treatment plants, efflu· and security matter" sic.com. Hear song samples $775. Two large wagon wheel flow. Save up to 50% on lami· Comouter Repair & Upgrades ent filters. Visa, Mastercard, before you buy. Pay by cheque light fixtures, $35 ea. 537· nate, cork, real wood floating, or credit card. More than 40 ALL NEW WINDOWS from 4302 . American Express accepted. Brazilian walnut or cherry, 537-5888 $25. New patio doors (6') from ./ data recovery GIS Sales & Rentals 653· CDs available. BEAUTIFUL, OLD, gold velvet bamboo, oak or maple pre-fin· $295. Westeck Windows, ./ PRINTER repairs 4013. ished. Tons more. 1·800·631· Chilliwack, B.C. Ph 1·877·606· covered, 3 cushion chester· ./ new & used computer field, $300.537-4936. EXPERT WATCH and clock 3342. 1166, Fax 604· 792·6714 systems available MURPHY BED. Three single repairs by certified watch· LOG SALE: Savings of 10- WANTED: 4 X 8 POOL table in 3 for 2 WINDOWS: 2 WHITE framed, wall-beds. Include box spring, maker. Located between good condition. Call 653·4154. Office Equipment 30% from additional private complete side lites, 10 x 70 mattress, headboard and Crofton and Duncan. Serving wood. 8" & 10" milled logs, thermal. Side window bronzed the Cowichan Valley over 25 COMPUTER DESK, dining Buy 2 weeks, get 1 service and repair heavy-duty frame. Attaches to double T&G, saddle-notched room table with 4 · 6 chairs, (obscure) , 16 x 68" approx, floor, no cabinet. buy two • years. Call L.D. Frank-Jeweller corners. Pre-cut ready for week free (Private party, brown frame . 1 White frame ./ PHOTOCOPIERS makes king size! $500 ea and Watchmaker 250· 748· walnut or mahogany. 653· assembly. ie: 10' log 30'x40'. 4810 . merchandise for sale ads only) thermal window with bottom ./ FAX MACHINES Nancy 537·9510. 6058 (Duncan). Saturday pick­ Reg: $21,369.60. Sale: slider & screen, approx. 46 x ./ CASH REGISTERS QUEEN HIDE·A·BED, $50/ up & delivery on Salt Spring. $14,958.72. Chisum Log MANUAL TYPREWRITER , 58". $100 for all. 537·2057. Swivel recliner rocker, $100. FENCING : HANDSPLIT old Homes, Weyakwin, SK. 306· portable, wanted. Hermes or DRIFTWOOD TRUSSES 27' x 38' , $400, (250) 537-5058 Rowing machine, as new, Get· growth cedar pickets/grapes­ 663-5936. www.chisum­ Olympia in A-1 shape. 537· 537·2665. [email protected] fit 3000, $100. 537-2057. take. 653·4107. loghomes.com 5383. CLASSIFIEDS LARGE 1 BDRM suite, private NEED LAND for 32' Airstream entrance, laundry, ocean view Trailer. Please phone Arran at 1200 sq. ft. Close to Ganges. 538-5534 for details. YOUR OFFICIAL 5 appliances, $745/ mo. 1-818- 344-1891' 818-642-5526. GARAGE SALE EIGHT CONTEMPORARY LOCATOR MAP homes. 1200 - 1500 sq. ft., BEDROOM/STUDIO space , $28,000 - $48,000. Large separate building, $595 plus character bungalow/cottage. utilities, also ground floor 1 250-656-1387, www.nickel­ bedroom, 1000 sq . ft. $695 plus utilities. 538-1773 14 1/2 FIBERGLASS boat, bros.com FT. 1991 CAVALIER STATION­ evenings only. Whaler type hull, 35 HP motor WAGON , runs great, $1000 LOG CABIN 1,250 sq ft two­ and trailer, $1800 abo. 537- abo. 537-4245. story, with stone fireplace and 8984. appliances on Tsawwassen BUYS OF THE WEEK. 2002 2 BEDROOM BEACHFRONT, ALUMINUM 14' HONDA 9.9, beach, Delta. $3,500 abo you SHARED OFFICE space avail­ Intrepid $295; 2002 Grand AM adults only, by the week. 537- four stroke , as new, swivel $289 ; 2002 Cavalier $198 ; move. Vari 604-943-2500, 604- able, Lancer building. Call seats, electric start, battery & 214-7208 or vari.ghai@digital­ Wendy at 250-537-5268. 5577. 1999 Ford 4x4 $325; 2000 dispatch.com tank. Excellent condition , Chev. Blazer $375; 2000 Chev. TWO COMMERCIAL spaces $2850, 537-9451. Van $299; Payments monthly HORNBY ISLAND, a natural­ for rent at Moby's: 300 sq . ft ., plus tax. Marty 604-464-3941. ist's/gardener's dream. 5 acre 14 1/2 FT. COPE, welded alu­ and 1300 sq. ft .. See Barry or minum, center console, 30 h.p. forest, 3 bdrm. cabin, water, Jamie. 537-5559. Yamaha, trailer, $6500 abo. hydro. A rare , lush acreage. SHARED SILVERSMITH 537-1599, evenings Walk to Tribune Bay and Co­ workshop space available. 1981 CATALINA 27' Traditional 1996 SUZUKI DR200 Dual op, $175,000. 604-538-5186, Large selection of equipment kboake3w@ telus.net. layout, 9.9 Nissan, depth, VHF, Sport, bought new in '98,' like available for use. $300/month. GPS, Furling, dodger, LPG new, only 2000 km , elec. start, 5 ACRE LOVELY farm, 2 Cal! 537-0651 . BBQ, Heat & stove, stereo, perfect beginner/commuter houses, large shop, many fruit STUDIO I OFFICE space for boomtent, $16,500 537-4207. bike, ultra fuel efficient, $2950 trees, ponds, huge garden 0 LIONS GARAGE Sale: 0 MULTI-FAMILY. 108 lease. $540 plus electrical & SAILBOAT: 13' BANSHEE obo, 538-5506. great views and more, phone. Call 537-0651 . Friday & Saturday's only 10- Langs Rd., Sat. June 28, 9 $388,000.537-1677. complete with trailer, more 1986 HONDA SPREE, 12,000 12. Many household items. - 2. Tons of kids stuff, furni­ boat than a Laser. 4' 11" beam LUXURY VIEW Home + kms., completely redone , Note: We no longer offer ture, etc. Huge selection, Income. B & B since 1988. $1 '1 00. 537-9503. $850.537-9743. pickups. We do not accept reasonable prices. 1700 sq. ft. of Exec. Accom. + SUNNY 3 BEDROOM house MERCURY 8 HP. motor, exc. appliances. Drop offs Everything must go! 2 Legal Suites on the sunny for rent, n/s, n/p. Family would cond., never used in salt water, accepted only on Friday & 0 171 MORNINGSIDE side of Salt Spring Island . be welcome. References plus 2 X 25 litre gas tanks and Sat morning. Please no ROAD SATUF1DAY JUNE hoses, $760.537-8317. Quick possess. Asking please. $1100/month. 537- garbage!!.103 Bonnet Ave. 28, g '_ 4 p.m. Tripl~t baby $525,000. 250-537-2275. 7944. TRIANGLE R.V. CENTRE E) TOOLS, TOYS, house- stuff: toys, clothes, strollers­ FOR SALE Recreational , EXQUISITE WATERFRONT offers excellent highway expo­ hold goods, clothes, etc. Dining room table & 8 Retirement , or Investment setting, deep sea moorage, V.W. WESTFALIA - 1988, 2nd sure for your consignment Playstation & 1 controller, chairs. Double kayak, Property throughout B.C . wharf, fully furnished with nau­ engine, mint condition , vehicle. Also parts, service, 152 Graham Dr. Saturday, clothes & motion garden crit- Contact the experts, Niho tical theme, dishes, linens, etc. BEAUTIFUL GULF ISLANDS $17,500. 537-9271. propane, sanitation and 24 June 28, 9 - 1 p.m. No early te__rs_. ______Land & Cattle Company. Gardener kept. Avail. Sept/Oct. hour car and R.V. wash. 1-250-479-4769. waterfront farm . Rooms and 1972, 31' SOVEREIGN birds. 0GARAGEIMOVING SALE Check our website, cabins, simple cooking facili­ Vancouver Island's only com­ www.niho.com , or 604-606- AIRSTREAM trailer, good con­ E) 2 FAMILY GARAGE sale, June 28th, 9:00 am to 2:00 3 BDRM DUPLEX, mid island, ties. Single rooms from $65, dition , original interior, new plete R. V. centre. Triangle 7900 stove, fridge, W/D hookup, cabins and deluxe accommo­ Homes Ltd ., Sidney. Your first Sat Jun 28th, 10:00, 181 pm, · 181 Old Divide Rd . upholstered seats, clean, non­ Maliview. Boats, appliances, Furniture, collectables, toys. wood stove & electric heat. dation also available . B.C. smoking. $5000.537-5456. R.V. centre off the ferry. 656- Long-term, no dogs avail July Ferry service. Clam Bay Farm, 1122. DL5916. miscellaneous household & Loads of goodies! TRAILER, PIC K-UP box type. 1. $755/mth 537-4319 1-250-629-6313. www.clam­ 1995 FIFTH WHEEL, 26' hardware etc. No eary birds. evenings. bay.com 3/4 ton GMC, late 1980's Portable Buildings chrome mags, spare tire. Travelaire "Rustler", immacu­ 0 281 VESUVIUS BAY 3 for 2 for Sale BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE or triple Solid, body. $700.537-5147. late cond. $15,000 firm. 537- RD., Sat. June 28, 9 am - 2 Buy 2 weeks , get 1 week free room available, ground floor, 8733. pm . Fax machine, windows, (Private party, merchandise for Gulf Islands (Mayne, July 15 - 31 and August 11 - 1999 OKANAGAN 8'9" sale ads only) Pender, Saltspring) Camper, new condition, oven, 1985 TOYOTA CLASS C, 20 toys, household items, knick­ 31. Garden view, kitchenette, 4 cyl, sleeps 4. Excellent Province of British Columbia wheelchair access. Weekly shower, etc . $12,000. 537- ft. , knacks, sand box, plus lots DRIFTWOOD exterior and interior, $11 ,500. Sealed Tender-OTP2158 rates. New Moon Guesthouse. 9743. of other treasures. CLASSIFIEDS 537-4703. OKANAGAN CAMPER, fits on Your next ho!)le away from The Ministry of smaller trucks. Good condition, home? 537-2329. Management Services, $400.538-1705. OVER 200 NEW and used Adv·ertise your garage sale in the Asset Investment motorhomes, 5th wheels, trail­ Driftwood classifieds & you'll get: Recovery Branch, has ACCOMMODATION INFOR­ ers, van-conversions, truck • 20 words or less • Price stickers MATION for the Gulf Islands is for sale, 4 Portable campers. Total RV Centre RV • 2 directional signs •Inventory list Classrooms, on the Gulf a mouse-click away. www.gul­ '86 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, Listing Service. Free pick-up fislands.net one owner, 180,000 km. All Western Canada. Voyager RV, • Garage sale tips • Balloons Islands. Units range in Fairfield Realty power: windows, locks, trunk Hwy 97, Winfield, B.C. 1-800- age and condition. For 1987 Ltd. lid, antenna, steering, brakes, 668-1447. www.voyagerRV.ca ALL FOR ONLY further information to Property Management both front seats, both side mir­ rors, G.P.S., radar detecto(, $11.95 +gSI purchase these units (Licensed & Bonded under the please contact Greg radar jammer, police band B. C. Real Estate Act) scanner, hands free car Lamb in Victoria at phone, dual fuel: gasoline and 1989 CHEV 4 X 4, Stepside. (250) 952-4678 natural gas, trailer hitch with Original paint, second owner. between the hours of brake controller, rear air $4800. 537-5797. '96 AEROSTAR, ps, pb, auto, MASSAGE THERAPY open 8:00AM and 3:30PM shocks, $2600 obo. Phone 1995 JEEP YJ, 4x4, 6 cylinder, ale, airbag, 149k, $5,950 abo. seven days & evenings. Home Monday through Friday, 537-2888. green, w/ black hard top & soft This vehicle is well priced . visits/ B & B's, excellent serv­ 537-5554. ice and treatments. or via email at: 1992 PATHFINDER SE V6 , top, 1 owner, femal.e driver, black grey leather int., auto, 122,000 km, excellent condi­ 1985 DODGE CAMPERIZED Aromatherapy or Thai mas­ greg.larnb @gems4.gov.bc.ca fully loaded , great shape, tion $11 ,500. 537-0670. school bus - terrific opportunity sage. Licensed in Thailand , ROOM AVAILABLE , July/Aug. U.S. and Canada . Over 20 on organic farm . Mature indi­ $8900. 537-2476. 1988 CHEV HEAVY 1/2 ton, for adventurer. Needs some work for certification. Will sell years experience . Kristie vidual, close to town , $400/ 1991 Ford Explorer 4x4, Eddie just put $15,000 into it, asking Straarup, R.M.T.537-1219. mo. 538-0149. Bauer Package, $7300. 537- $7,500 ... We need pampers & or trade. 537-1490. MATURE RELIABLE woman 920 SQ. FT. W/ADDITION, 3 ROOMMATE WANTED. Call 8951 . carpets! Call Dave 537-7481. 1988 GMC TRUCK, 1 ton with bdrm., skylights, 5 appliances, overloads. New brakes, master seeking live ill care giver, 537-6459. FOR SALE: 83 Toyota Tercel 91 GMC 4 X 4, 4.3 L. truck housekeeper position, excel­ lg. walk-in closet, clean; comfy, wagon , 4 wheel drive, great .with stock sports canopy and cylinder, exhausts, headers, in quiet mobile park . Good lent references, ask for Linda island car. $600. 538-1600. CD player. All maintenance approx. 40,000K on replace­ at 250-881-8554. starter. $31,000 abo, 537- and repairs up to date, ment 454. Bobcat 7' snow­ 9440. . 1990VW JETIA, 110,000 km., blade 1/2 left on original cut­ DEADLINE FOR Classified 5 speed, all manual, sun roof, receipts, $6000 obo. 537- 5340. ting edge. 250-545-5284. Ads for next week's Driftwood: roof rack, $4500.653-9957. Regular Classified Friday June 91 CHRYSLER DYNASTY, 1987 JEEP CHEROKEE, 2.4 27th 5:00 pm, Too Late to LAND WANTED to build envi­ immaculate condition, great litre, 200,000 K, great island Classify Monday June 30th ronmental spec. house. You AIR MILES island car. $3000 abo. 537- vehicle, $2500 abo. 537-4903 12:00 noon. The Driftwood will provide land. We finance & HOUSE SIDER available for 2173. or 538-5553. Ask for Mark. GOTIA GO? Selling your car, be closed Canada Day, July & August. Reliable, clean truck, boat, RV, trailer or build, then sell it. Longer term ~ 1988 HYUNDAI EXCELL, 1981 JEEP TRUCK. J-10 Tuesday July 1st. options to build affordable female who loves gardening & motorcycle? Advertise it in the manual, CD player, great half/ton, 6 cylinder/ 4 wheel Driftwood for 8 weeks at only WOULD THE lady at Sea rental housing possible. Clifton pets. References available. ~AYLESS drive, good tires, lots spare Call537-9206. shape, $1500, 537-4703. $29.95. (private party ads, 20 Capers Parade whose parents 604-733-4842. We value the is!JmdfM parts. Body rough, needs owned a '61 Chrysler Station PROFESSIONAL ISLAND '85 VW JETTA, 4 dOOG good words, 1 vehicle per special, COMPLETE T.L.C. $2000 or nearest offer. must be prepaid.) Call 537- Wagon please call 537-5417. family with excellent island ref­ running condition, $1000. '89 537-5191. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Toyota 2WD pickup with 9933 for details. We would like to know the his­ erences seeking a long term tory of your parent's car. Unleaded Fuels • Diesel canopy, new brakes, $2000. 1993 RED JEEP Grand BREAD & CHEESE Saturday house sitting arrangement. 537-4053 eves. Cherokee. Like new condition. MANUSCRIPT FEEDBACK for Please call Leanne @ 537- T!fffi • Bat1eriffi • ~ Market. 1986 TOYOTA TERCEL, 4 $8900. Phone 537-4400 {days) writers. Intuitive suggestions; 1586 or 250-514-6903. 537-4554 or 537-9300 and 537-9953 (after 6 p.m.). WANTED : FIREWOOD logs publishing advice. Reasonable Mmlay-Saiurday 8am-7}ID door, hatchback. Great island (will compensate owner). Will car. Asking $1000 obo. 537- 1981 F150 4 X 4 and parts rates. More than 20 years' REAL ESTATE listings for the Sunday 9 am-6 pm also deal with your windfalls experience. Lorraine Gane. Gulf Islands are viewable any­ 4741. truck, $2000 abo. 1983 Toyota 537-5294. COirer ct R

$35.537-4595. 1 Saturday for home and cottage. A THOUSAND WORDS Picture others and so the pace is very quick. even amongst others, but you feel quiet the money is likely to follow. A rebel- Contract position from 11 am to 4 Framing lucky yellow dot winners FRESH SEAFOOD at Ganges The Hopi Indians and probably others and withdrawn somehow. Fortunately, lious stand to defend your unique model pm all summer long with great pay. are 29, 49, 140. Lucky pot sale con­ Marina Saturday & Sunday June prophesized this time as 'The there is an inspired and creative energy of expression is part of the plot. The Must be experienced cleaners. Call tinues. 28th/29th . Oysters, Crab, Clams, 537-6038. Quickening'. While these external lingering. Even if outer duties beckon, question is: do you really hold a posttion' EMAIL ACCOUNTS in only 30 min­ Fresh Salmon. "Sea" you there! changes are qutte evident, there is also maintain a creative and receptive worth defending or are you wrestling RELIABLE PERSON available for utes! Dependable dialup from $5.95 SCRAPBOOKING SUPPLIES now a great deal of change going on at sub­ wtthin. The time has come to assert a with pride and resistance to express cleaning, gardening and household mo. High speed ADSL from $19.95 on Saltspring! Fables Cottage has tler levels as well. Consciousness ttse~ more independent mode of approach. your self in new ways? Avoid old chores. Meticulous & responsible . mo. Website hosting $14.95 mo. Call One time, occasional or regular. everything you need - plus more on is expanding. Beyond the increased dis­ Wonderful new feelings and insights are excuses and make new plans. Barb 538-0052. www.saltspringinter­ the way! Classes this summer. 537- References. 537-6178. net.com. tribution of knowledge, which indicates here to guide you through dark nights. 0028 112 Hereford Ave. outer shifts, many believe that we are Recognize the skills, power and author­ Capricorn (Dec 23 -Jan 20) BUILDING LOT 1.25 ha, (3.1 ac), GRAPHICS: POSTER design, busi­ suitable to build now, main house FOR SALE: one year old green wing on the verge of great awakenings to ity of others who can guide you. Face Improving the quality of your relation­ ness cards, flyers, letterhead, CD plus guest house, approved well, on Macaw and cage, asking $1400 . inner realities. Some say that we are your fears! ship life is a central theme now. You are!

covers, digital photos, scans, web 1 North End Rd. Seller might be inter­ Also Senegal parrot and cage, $300. rapidly evolving to higher states of con­ ready to make a new and deep commtt- pages. Experienced and reasonable. ested in carrying first mortgage 1987 Honda Accord , asking $500. sciousness and that within ten years Leo (Jul 23 - Aug 22) ment. Are you clear about what you $167,000 537-2045. 653-9667. 537-2216. the whole world will be a very different Inspiring experiences with friends new want? The clearer the pictures the more HP#5 WINNERS - congratulations to place. The key thing to realize is that and old are bringing excitement into likely are you to realize your goal. the Gix family and the Slakov family whatever is happening, there is a diving your life. Thoughts uncluttered by the Outline an image based on clear, realis­ who won Harry Potter #5 free from purpose and force at work and play. reaction of emotions are not the same tic and ideal visions. By this approach, Fables Cottage - Enjoy! Some ~ that we are meant to awaken as thoughts that feel true. Mind wtthout you can attract what you desire wtthout 2 COMPUTERS FOR sale, PC's, to the realization that there are only two feeling is empty and cold. Such charac­ control or manipulation. In addition, you almost new, $1400 &$1000 OBO. I basic emotions, love and fear. The great teristics are seldom found under the will demonstrate to your se~ the meta­ can help set-up. Call Jason at 653- test for us all is to overcome tendencies heading of Leo. Meanwhile, a new par­ physical fact that energy truly does go 9174. to fall into fear and to rise up to the ticipation in the world is summoning where attention goes. Co-create the life power of love. Awaken to the essential your leadership. The foundation of a you want wtth mind power. 1990 DODGE CARAVAN, needs unity of all life and you will experience new participation in the world is under repairs, $500 as is. 537-4159. love. construction and requires due focus. Be Aquarius (Jan 21 - Feb 19) ENTERTAINMENT ON the deck at willing to let go of non-essentials. The time has come to refine and The Local Bar & Bistro, Saturday, 3 - Aries (Mar 21 -Apr 19) improve upon what you have estab­ 6 p.m., Sunday 2 - 5 p.m. This week As though using a large battering ram to Virgo (Aug 23 - Sep 22) lished as a new mode of creative partic­ featuring Gene Grooms. · force open locked doors the momentum If you have not been making key con­ ipation. If lffe has seemed slow over the 1976 VW CAMPER van. Excellent and pressure is building. The cherished tacts of late, this may be the last past few years you can expect them to condition, rebuilt engine with 70,000 prize of love and/or bounty is being chance you have to make effective speed up now. This is a good time to mi. New clutch, new brakes, new taken away through hidden escape communications for a while. Your intu­ refine your skills and/or add new ones starter. Body work done in last 2 routes and there is no time to waste. ition is running high now and you are to the list. Meanwhile, take some time years. $3600 firm. 537-2239. Negotiations are heated and emotional able to pick up the tenor of other peo­ out to play and engage in artistic and NEW! INTRODUCTORY Mat Pilates speeches are needed to win support. ple's mind and moods. Consequently, creative expressions. Push beyond classes. Fridays. 7:00 am - 8:00 am. As the dark night of the new Moon rap­ you may have to discern if the fantasies familiar fronts. Intend to rise above limn­ July 4-July 25 and Aug 1-Aug 22. idly descends, tt m~ be wise to rest to running through your mind are yours or ing and merely materialistic Anglican Church (All Saints by-the­ few ~s. You probably do not want to let those of others. Returns of some kind approaches. The mystics, wizards, Sea). $45/session. Registration: go now. Consider that heated emotions are becoming more apparent. Your will­ artists and lovers are calling. Answe Rheona. Fully certified instructor. can cause blind spots that only a calm, ingness to learn and teach new skills is the call! 537-6232. More classes coming in clear and alert mind will see. ideal. fall. Pisces (Feb 20 - Mar 20) I Taurus (Apr 20 - May 20) Libra (Sep 23 - Oct 22) New creative ideas and prospects are You are slowly but surely amassing a Seeds of change are being planted in sprouting. You have taken key initiatives, wealth of clever new ideas. The exctte­ your public and professional lffe. 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One of Mister Powell. Might clear h e that left ear. KEEPING DRY Any Canadian chutzpah strengths IN STYLE: Jani of the WIT& candidates - or are we just too bland, diffident Janzen provided English a blaze of language WHIMSY and polite in The Great is that, WITH ARTHUR BLACK White North to play in the colour in when it Brass Balls Big Leagues? Centennial Park doesn't have a decent one of the very few corre­ Meet Dustin Dickeson of Saturday as she home-grown word, it spondents willing to risk Sechelt, B.C. He's 21 years kept dry under imports as necessary from their lives to be at the cen­ old now but he's got more this brilliantly­ foreign tongues. tre of the attack as the mileage on his odometer hued umbrella. than the average 21-year­ One of our great imports American maelstrom Photo by Derrick Lundy is "chutzpah." It comes descended. old. 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Landsberg had retiring from show busi­ rapper, complete with a hailed a taxi, opened the ness. home-pressed CD. back door and was about to "I request that as of July, "I got stuff coming up in climb in, when she was since I no longer seek to be New York," he explained blind-sided, cross-checked a famous person, and to a provincial court judge. and left on the- curb by a instead I wish to live a nor­ That's why he wanted well-dressed matron who mal life, could people the publication ban deftly wedged herself in please afford me my priva­ removed. He wanted to the cab and started barking ' cy," she wrote. cash in on his notoriety. instructions to the driver. On her website. Traumatized by the "B-b-b-but I hailed this Hey, Sinead - no prob­ event? Not hardly. There's taxi," objected Landsberg. lem here. I won't call if a song on his CD called The interloper fixed her you don't call. 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