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Britain's rail service is suffering a severe dis­ RRl ease. See Page B6 for an update of Driftwood -~ul ford, BC President Frank Richard's travels in the United v*OS ICO 08/01/92 Kingdom.

The seventh installment of 10 columns sub­ mitted by community newspapers from across T^, #Oi GulCjUifr isianaIslandss ^ the country looks at Canada and her future. See Driftwood Page Bl. VOL. 34, NO. 21 60 CENTS GANGES, BRITISH COLUMBIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,1992 On the INSIDE Renowned poet P.K. Page is scheduled for a Salt Spring Island visit

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A monster-size wasp nest was discovered in the attic of Slegg Lumber.

AND THEY'RE OFF: More than 110 mountain bicyclists guided tours of Mt. Erskine and Channel Ridge Monday. Local from all over B.C. converged on Salt Spring last weekend to junior rider Peter Erickson made the scoreboard with a second compete in the Spoke Folk Fest Mountain Bike Race. Races place finish. Live music and a barbecue rounded off the weekend. Twenty-four tennis staged at ManseU Farm on Sunday (above) were followed by Dnftwood photo by Detock Lundy players compete in tour­ nament. Page A16 Meeting on hunting draws HEU vote support for watch program imminent A rare Salt Spring air of accord and fielding questions from the Morris explained the program Hospital Employees' Union rose from last Thursday's meeting floor. involves volunteers patrolling members at Gulf Islands Lady to address island hunting concerns. Island resident Yvonne Adalian hunting areas, letting huntets know Minto Hospital will vote on a initiated the meeting by organizing their activities are being monitored proposed contract settlement ByGAILSJUBERG a petition to disallow hunting on and informing them of regulations May 28. Driftwood Staff Writer Salt Spring. Her firstpetitio n called if necessary. Posting of property for no hunting by non-residents but boundaries and other key locations HEU's provincial executive "reluctantly agreed" Thursday When meeting moderator John she was told it was not possible to with bright yellow signs would also discriminate on that basis. be done. The Salt Spring Rod and to recommend acceptance of an Stepaniuk asked the more than 100 offer put forth May 14 by spe­ people attending if they wanted to Adalian first addressed the Gun Club has offered to coordinate meeting, suggesting hunting need the program locally, although cial conciliator Don Munroe. try the B.C. Wildlife Federation's anyone can participate, said Hosie. Camp Narnia provides Wilderness Watch program on Salt not be banned but could be better The Munroe proposal in­ magical backdrop for Spring this year, only two hands controlled through selling rights to cludes an $85 per month (52 learning. dissented. hunt from stands in trees, an idea "It sets an example to the cents an hour) wage increase for The meeting was sponsored by put forth by former game warden general public that they are 1991 and $50 per month (31 and Sidney Island resident Jim Hat­ prepared to put their money where cents an hour) in 1992 and a PageBi Salt Spring's joint initiatives com­ ter. mittee — the local Trust committee their mouth is so they can have wage reopener for 1993. Funds and Capital Regional District Rod and Gun Club repre­ continued hunting on the island," totalling 526 million have been director Julia Atkins. sentative Tom Hosie said the club said Morris. offered to move towards pay Ministry of Environment Fish "strongly supports safe and lawful In answer to some people's con­ equity between male and INDEX and Wildlife personnel joined B.C. hunting on Salt Spring" and intro­ cerns that it is difficult to convict female employees. Wildlife Federation chairman Bob duced the Wilderness Watch pro­ gram and Bob Morris. HUNTING N2 Local HEU representative Morris in providing information Melanie Iverson said Tuesday Arts, Entertainment A14 Salt Spring members "are glad Capital Comment... ~.....A6 it is over with, but on the other Classifieds A18 hand there is big disappoint­ Coming Events A13 PRC faces a budget shortfall ment." Community „ All Salt Spring's Parks and Recreation Commission, son, four day camp employees and one summer pool Concerns about employee Down the Years.... A24 faces a $3,000 budgetary shortfall after the federal employee were unsuccessful, he said. workload and occupational Editorials... A4 government granted $9,000 for summer employees However, the PRC will hire at least four of the health and safety were not Letters „ .A5 instead of an anticipated $12,000. five positions for which funding was not received resolved, she said, and the pay "We've raised the day camp price from $12 to "for sure," said Hume. Newsbeat A2 equity issue "just isn't being ad­ $15 to try to recover at least a portion of what we Depending on response to the day camp program dressed in a timely fashion." Outer Gulf Islands B12 have lost in the grant," said PRC administrator Tony this year, plus next year's grant, the PRC might have Provincial Round-up B15 Union secretary-business Hume. to reassess the program next summer. manager Carmela Allevato Real Estate „B2 The PRC hoped the government would subsidize "We haven't had to fold the program, yet," said states in a prepared release that Sports.™ A16 nine summer employee positions but they only sub­ Hume. the executive felt the proposal sidized four, at a rate of $4.25 an hour. For the nine Hume said the amount of the grants received is a To Be Frank B6 Matl-J C tf—» t „r >u„ Dn,- u-.< PageA2 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20, 199} NEWSBEAT

1939 35' VINTAGE HUNT VESSEL this week 1947 Chrysler Royal. Redone as From Page Al liveaboard, new propane stove, violators, Fish and Wildlife Van­ paloma, Dickenson heater, bathtub, couver Island manager Mike plumbing, wiring, head, fuel tank, Whately said Wilderness Watch holding tank, fridge. 110V. Sleeps 4, 6' clothes closet. Very sound. ATTENTION FUN SEEKERS: provides "proactive enforcement," (35,000. stopping infractions before they r**l Ganges 537-1098. occur. Mansell Farm is the place to be "It lets those people know that there's lots of people out there this weekend. Sheep are the focus of watching them and hassling them the two-day event which features an and making it difficult for them." Ganges' RCMP detachment has auction, barbecue and soon to be famous provided written support of SHEEP-TO-SHAWL COMPETITION. Wilderness Watch implementa­ tion, citing success with the pro­ gram on Gabriola Island. Fish and Wildlife regional en­ forcement manager Doug Turner also promised more help from his department, charged with enforc­ ing the many laws and regulations -weather- related to hunting. "We shortchanged this island, we shortchanged the other islands," HIGHS: 19 C (norma/77) he said, explaining his staff was LOWS: 7 C (normal 7) tied up with an elk poaching prob­ SPECIAL ON BEVEL GLASS lem on southern Vancouver Island last year. PRECIPITATION: 10% chance of TABLE TOPS "I promise you we can increase precipitation throughout the week. our presence this year." Some'people attending the meeting detailed frightening or y/j MON.-FRI. frustrating experiences with EQJ 8:00-4:30 hunters. Others spoke of the need to maintain hunting to reduce species r> Bruce disease. •m* or Roy Regional wildlife biologist Free ;* -of note- Doug Janz was asked what would 222 Musgrave Rd. FAX 653-4100 Estimates happen to the deer population if ISLANDERS SERVING ISLANDERS SINCE 1976 hunting was eliminated on Salt MAY. 23-24: Fastpitch tourney. Spring. He said "you would have a MAY 23: Elektra concert lot of small deer, diseased deer, lots MAY 24: Sheep to Shawl competition. of deer in your garden." Several people put forth sugges­ MAY 26: Salt Spring Centre Open House. tions to go further than the Wilder­ First 1/2 hr. consultation free ness Watch program. These included contacting off-island gun LUNAR CYCLE: for May 1992 clubs or individuals who bought the required special Gulf Islands hunt- -,, McKIMM & LOTT O D ing licences last year to tell them 0 Wilderness Watch is in place here BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS May 2 May 9 May 16 May 24; this year. • Divorce 4 Family Law • Wills & Estates Cliff Carey suggested having 1 Personal Injury Gaims • Real Estate & Mortgages those licences available on ap­ • Criminal Law • Corporate & Commercial plicable islands only and giving the Law -lottery numbers- purchaser hand-out information and maps designating Crown GANGES CENTRE BLDG. Telephone 537-9951 NUMBERS (public) land where hunting is per­ DRAW DATE mitted. (Above the Post Office) I .otto 6/49 May 16, 1992 01-02-15-26-39-49 B25 Conservation officer Ken Open 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday May 13, 1992 19-20-25-27-31-38 B10 Broadland stressed it is illegal to BC/49 May 16, 1992 13-14-20-41-43-44 B38 hunt on private property without May 13, 1992 03-08-20-24-38-47 B44 the owner's permission.

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Krayenhoff Renovations Ltd. MONSTER HOME: A wasp nest found in the attic • Custom Homes of Slegg Lumber measured •Additions 19-inches wide, 23-inches deep, and 16-and-a-half in­ ches in height, about the size Meror 537-9355 of a four-year old boy. Store manager Lane Gromme said he had to use a chainsaw to cut a hole in the attic to get the nest out. "I knew there was a wasp wwmmt.WMiwy"" " • • — ••II. •-- y.-a.-pamamp^mffffjfm nest up there but I didn't think it was that big. The Data error reading Drive C largest wasp nest I've ever Abort. Retry, Fail?_ seen." Two other nests were also CALL found in the attic, another was about two-thirds the Ttifaal Drum. size of the big one. He said wasps were not imwwcaJttjrms swarming around so he thought the nest was "dead." 653-47ZO However, "I stomped my lilt Gill lslA\(ls COAiptTFIt CFINTRE feet on the roof to make sure there was no wasps around." Now that he has the nest, he is not sure what he will do ——--—--—- •-• - -•••• with it. "At' this point I will preserve it as well as I can. It's not very often you see something that big." He added he may give it to a school or museum. GEOFF'S APPLIANCE S Driftwood photo by Ian Noble REFRIGERATION REPAIR (Formerly GULF ISLAND APPUANCE AND REFRIGERATION REPAIR) Serving Salt spring Island since 1985 PRC looks at CE programs WARRANTY WORK FOR MOST MANUFACTURERS INCLUDING EATONS AND G.E. Parks and Recreation Commis­ panding the PRC's Continuing was recognized and cross board in­ sion members will look at provid­ Education role to include arts and volvement between the PRC and ing some Continuing Education culture, and to defer the decision to arts council will be considered to FOR PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE programs cut by School District 64 fund the Gulf Islands Community strengthen ties between the bodies. Phone " ", said PRC chairman Kellie Arts Council until all "legal and The task force would make Geoff Leason Booth. structural/moral questions are recommendations to the PRC on A committee has been struck to answered regarding direct financial arts and culture issues, while it is up 537-9243 make recommendations to the support." to the PRC to accept or reject those board regarding what courses the A need to establish a joint PRC- recommendations, Hume told the ONLY THE NAME HAS CHANGED, PRC should take over, she said. community arts council task force Driftwood Friday. THE QUALITY SERVICE REMAINS! Booth added the financial feasibility of taking on those programs has to be considered. A staff recommendation ac­ cepted at the meeting said PRC members will "consider ap­ For the propriating required temporary J-THS funding from other budget areas, RECORD FaaraTttRs Sxoas probably grants-in-aid or program 30 DAY • NEW and USED • PRICE CHECK: development until September 30, PRICE TVS - STEREO'S - APPLIANCES AM) Sound GUARANTEE Stereo 1992." Upper Ganges Centre • 537-9744 • Picture In Picture Don't forget Norman! LOWEST PRC administrator Tony Hume Tues. - Sat. 10am-5pm TV $999 An historical article on Mouaf s PRICE our prict $699 said providing Continuing Educa­ Trading Co. submitted by the tion courses would cost the PRC Mouat family and featured in last approximately $5,000 to the end of week's Driftwood, inadvertently September and another $7,000 to missed Norman Mouat in the list of carry it on for the rest of the year. present company owners. At a May 11 PRC meeting, In 1968, Mouaf s was sold to the Hume said $15,500 has yet to be Toynbee brothers — Dick, Manson allocated from the grants-in-aid and Tom — plus Norman Mouat. budget for this year and money may Mouaf s Trading Co. celebrated be taken from that area to pay for 85 years of business last weekend. Continuing Education courses. However, those numbers are just rough estimates, said Booth. ncSCLlKrM-* "That information has got to be confirmed." PAY NO GST • PAY NO PST Staff recommendations ap­ proved at the meeting included ex- AT GANGES United Way OF GREATER VICTORIA] Annual General Meeting ONE & ONLY Wednesday, June 17, 1992, SHoppe 4:00pm SPOIL YOURSELF!! at the United Way 1144 Fort Street (3rd Floor) Grad Special Have your hair styled, a mini FURNITURE STORE!! Refreshments to follow facial & manicure R.S.V.P. to Anno Ray at for only $45. TVS • STEREOS • APPLIANCES NEW & USED FURNITURE 385-6708 by Juno 10, 1992 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Individuals over age 18 who 537-4622 •Sale ends Saturday May 30th» have contributed not less than FULL SERVICE SALON $1 to the 1991 United Way Open by appointment 50% campaign, are entitled to vote 4>T4> selected PageA4 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. May 20,1992

President Frank Richards BCYCNA Publisher Joyce Carlson I BRITISH Gulf Islands Editor Susan D. Lundy •QtA COLUMBIA 1^ + €* A t^ulf Islands « @ AND YUKON Reporters Gail Sjuberg COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Ian Noble * I ASSOCIATION Advertising Jeff Outerbridge Driftwood Damaris Rumsby MEMBER: 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 Cathy Mack In the Gulf Islands $22.47* Elsewhere in Canada $56.52* Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS IE0 Lorraine Sullivan Foreign $83 Phone: 537-9933 Fax: 537-2613 Victoria Direct: 655-1619 'Includes GST Office Hours: 8:30 am-4JO pm, Monday-Friday Publications, Mail Registration No. 0803 Commendable process initiates trial watch program

Implementation of the Wilderness right to try to make their property and few hunters do not ruin the enjoy­ understanding of concerns expressed Watch program as suggested by the neighbourhoods safe for themselves ment of many. by Fish and Wildlife personnel and Salt Spring Rod and Gun Club and families. Thursday night's meeting was alsc the assistance offered by the B.C. should help allay concerns about the an example of how productive public Wildlife Federation and rod and gun safety of hunting on this island. Members of Salt Spring's hunting meetings can be, with several addi­ club members combined to give some community have commendably of­ tional ideas openly considered. hope that this fall will be a safer and We applaud this tactic and com­ fered assistance in order to protect its quieter one. mend the process by which islanders long-held right to hunt game safely One person said "I thought I was solved a potentially volatile situation. on public land or private land with its coming to a dogfight." However, the We hope the enthusiasm can be A province-wide program called owner's permission. In essence, they flexible position of no-hunting peti­ maintained for when it really counts Wilderness Watch developed by the are trying to ensure the actions of a tion coordinator Yyonne Adalian, the during hunting season. B.C. Wildlife Federation has been proposed for trial this fall on Salt Spring. It was outlined at a public in­ bike paths i Higher property taxes | formation meeting about hunting is­ sues last Thursday. Coromuni+y Center [ Higher In addition to posting signs indicat­ property taxes! (sigh...) ing the Wilderness Watch program is in operation on the island, volunteers Saltspr'mcj's changing , Wort. will routinely patrol hunting areas, What ever happened to the keep a record of vehicle licence plate numbers, provide information to good ale days ? hunters if required and be an observ­ ing presence.

As Vancouver Island's Fish and Wildlife regional manager Mike Whately told the meeting, Wilderness Watch provides "proactive enforce­ ment."

If implemented as planned and with the enthusiasm shown to date by rod and gun club members, Wilder­ ness Watch should go a long way towards reducing violations of hunt­ ing regulations. People who hunt illegally on private property, within 25 metres of roads or with more than a shotgun contrary to laws, are less likely to do it if they know they are being watched. Many residents have under­ standably felt unsafe about firearms discharged near their homes, property damage and higher risk of forest fires during hunting season. They have a Card quirks and some downright annoying habits Everyone has his or her quirks, neglected to give it to her. I I think it is to express my sincen eccentricities, and downright an­ neglected to pop it in the mail Mon­ sorrowfulness for this scatter noying habits. day. brained handling of family-bount This issue of card purchasing On Wednesday I thought, holy cards that I leave a surprise gift fo and sending, however, appears to smokes, if I don't get it in the mail my parents each time I visit. Ottt^R^ today, she '11 never see it this week. It is so very childish; immatur be more complex than a surface- type quirk. Why is it, I ask, that my And that's all I thought. at best; a downright annoyinj circle of close friends, including SUSAN D. LUNDY Sunday, I decided I'd travel to habit. myself, has an unspoken oddity Victoria and visit with my family. I swaddle my Little Wonder i regarding the sending of cards. And I'll just take that card along disposable diapers when I travel What would Freud say? Jung? Yet she went on to explain that she sees it and keeps buying it. with me. I thought of it again as I but I just can't find an appropriat Local psychotherapists? she frequently purchases blank I also purchase blank cards. I approached the Fulford ferry ter­ location at my parent's home t One close friend made an off­ cards, can never figure what to even write in them, seal and address minal. dispose of the disposable. handed remark as she presented me write in them, and has a growing them. I just can't manage to mail I promised mom I'd send it in So I wrap them in little bags an a small gift for my birthday last collection of "just right for you" them. It has become an annual time for my brother's birthday in leave them in surprise location; January. cards gathering dust in her home. habit. My brother now anticipates October. my mother's pillow; the sleeve c "I bought the perfect card for Now tliat is odd. receiving his October birthday card My grandmother does not have my father's sweater; mom' you, but it's blank inside and I Another friend is blissfully un­ in March. He doesn't even com­ this problem. She has a 65-year-old shower cap; the microwave. couldn't think of what to write in aware that once or twice a year, she ment on it anymore. birthday book in which she has Luckily for me, they are m it. gives me the very same card. This I bought my mother a Mother's written the birthday of everyone parents. They are obligated to lov lompntant i« nnt hcj-aiKf. she once Durchased Day card well before The Event. I she has ever met. me. A -A ,U;, I thinV m<»ritc the mi Wednesday, May 20,1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A5

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1 H m W MH Andrea Gaetz Bob Hooker Catherine Gay Rod Shoolbraid Tony Hedger Yeah, I think it would be No. It seems to be pretty much Yes, I do. It is a cheap source If Salt Spring gets public Yeah, I guess so. It wouldn't great I would have used it if it contained in here but I don't know of transportation. transit it might as well get hurt. had been here when I didn't what the summer rush is going to do. McDonald's. have a vehicle. It's pretty well under control when the natives are here but I don't think it can handle the summer traffic.

LETTERS Freelance Secretarial • k your secretary ill today? • Need a once-a-week secretary? I am writing in support of the provide the service. Most of us can­ • Holidays to cover? * Personal/Business letters mounting? Re: pollution Continuing Education program in not afford S125 a course, the charge • Minutes of TTieerings to record? this district. for Camosun courses. By the hour, the day or the week. House or office To the Editor, This program enables com­ Salt Spring and other Gulf Is­ calls. Pitman shorthand- Various computer & programs, plain typewriters too. The following letter is ad­ munity members with special skills lands fall through the cracks once again. Anns* Palovcik dressed to the CRD Islands Trust to share their knowledge with B.A. . S*cret«ri«l Sdmc. 537-4968 Joint Committee and filed with this children and adults and receive We urge you to request both newspaper for publication. some remuneration for their ef­ ministries to provide special funds Re: dumping of garbage and forts. for our special situation, just as they backyard burning of garbage. It brings in new people and en­ have had to pay for water taxi ser­ MOBILE MARKET Following our recent Healthy livens the cultural life of the is­ vice. Salt Spring 2000 survey, which lands. It is very responsive to the We are available to assist you in • Thriving business • Good return • Good growth, good lease showed that pollution is the health wishes and educational needs of this pursuit in any way you may seek our support. This business will pay for itself without issue of most importance to Salt people living here — program you being there. Spring Islanders, the Health ideas often come from citizens to KATHERINE FAULKER, Council's healthy community Continuing Ed and then are or­ Salt Spring Island $380,000 MLS committee has been focusing on ganized by individual island coor­ Voice of Women Call Amid ution. dinators to suit a particular island. During meetings and discus­ I really feel education is ARVID CHALMERS PEMBERTON HOLMES sions with the public, concern has programming. I feel the school at 537-5568 or 537-2182 (GULF ISLANDS! LTD. Is your Multiple Listing Service "Your Community Realtor" been expressed that pollution on trustees have an obligation to stand Box 929, Gang**, B.C. VOS 1EO Salt Spring has worsened since the up for this kind of broad-based tax bracket QOLD.SU.VER AWARD WINNFR closing of the Blackburn Road programming that benefits all ages landfill, as some residents are now in the island communities. I would keeping your dumping their garbage in public guess that the salary of one more money places, or are burning it in their administrator (the advertised plant boxed in? backyards. and building manager) is more than We're your local airline! Burning of garbage is par­ half the entire budget for Continu­ Call me today and find ticularly dangerous, because of the ing Education. our how Investors can harmful chemicals which are put In tight budget times this kind of help you save taxes. into the air we breathe, and which preference for administrative em­ end up in our water and in the local pire-building rather than people- food chain. oriented programming is especially We are alarmed to note that the inappropriate. firehall has lately made it even I would ask you to reconsider easier to bum garbage by removing your decision to stop Continuing the necessity for obtaining an in­ Education and to scratch the addi­ cinerator permit. tional administrative position in We are aware that the CRD has favour of providing a wider variety offered funds towards the produc­ of educational experience to all tion of a leaflet informing the residents of School District No. 64. public of the dangers of burning KAREN MUNTEAN, Call PATRICK BAINES HARBOUR AIR LTD. garbage, particularly plastics, and Saturna Island 754-8223 our Healthy Community Coor­ Gulf Islands Daily Service dinator is working on this with m Summer Schedule Green Islands, but we feel that Concerned more needs to be done, especially Fit # Departs From To Arrives in the area of legislation. The following is an open letter 101 7:30 am Vane. Islands 8-8:30 am We are, therefore, writing to you to school board chairman Charles as a joint committee of local Bazzard filed with this newspaper 102 8-8:30 am Islands Vane. 9:15 am for publication. government representatives to ask 103 5:00 pm Vane. Islands 5:30-6:00 pm that you: As a voice of women, we are • investigate ways to reduce the concerned that Continuing Educa­ 104 5:30-6:00 pm Islands Vane. 6:30-7:00 pm dumping of garbage, both on public tion is being discontinued. Over the and private ground, perhaps by many years of existence the Vancouver 688-1277 Gulf Islands 1-800-665-0212 tightening up the legislation and majority of users has been women, learning new skills for self and for increasing the penalties substan­ Charter service available anytime, anywhere tially; and better maintenance of family life. • investigate ways to restrict the Continuing Education programs backyard burning of garbage, par­ have also provided taxpayers with ticularly plastics, through tighter no children in the school system an legislation and through education opportunity to get a "return on their Baden of the public (with which the coun­ money." It also serves as a bridge Baden-Baden cil will be happy to assist). between school and community. We look forward to your We do not believe other groups response. can take over this important func­ boutiques SID SMITH, tion. We do believe its break-up Chairman, will serve to further spread apart casual European elegance Community Health Council this community. Since the education ministry has T_ .-i. _ Mf f~1T~i The Plaza Page A6 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20, 1992 OPINION problems and who paid rent of issue, so that we can all go back to Best secret $2,000 to the PRC last year plus a enjoying ourselves. To the Editor, gift of $2,500 towards landscaping ARVTD CHALMERS, On a recent first visit I found in Centennial Park. Ganges irX your excellent bus service the best There's good people here, is­ C*f?fc? kept secret of your beautiful island. landers who are trying to make a Saanich North and 0***^ This was by the ferry service, by the living, yet sometimes we get angry at one another and that's when we The Islands information service.by commercial Constituency HUBER1 BEYER establishments and by the resi­ run into difficulty, especially when dents. This was of the actual exist­ we don't listen to each other. ence of a bus service, where one The recent spate of lawyers let­ CLIVE TANNER MLA could find a schedule and actually ters back and forth and threatened VICTORIA — Environment Minster John Cashore is not a where there was a bus stop. lawsuits was the culmination of not Residents of the Constituency are invited to visit or call their new office happy camper these days. Jobs, it seems, have precedence over I could not help but speculate. hearing each other when we speak. environmental concerns. at Are you are desperately attempting I applaud CRD director Atkins' #11 - 9843 Second Street The latest assault on Cashore's green conscience came from to deny that you are a heavily popu­ suggestion that mediation be ap­ (Marina Court, behind The none other than Premier Harcourt. Cashore is still in the ring, lated island whose major source of plied to the problem. Landmark) but he'd be well advised to throw in the towel. The premier's revenue is the tourist industry? I would suggest all interested Sidney, B.C. V8L 3C7 right packs more punch than his. parties appoint representatives and Telephone: 656-0488 ELEANOR RESINKE, Fax: 655-4906 At stake in the current jobs-versus-environment round is Toronto, Ontario the process start as soon as pos­ Alcan's Kemano Completion project in northwestern British sible. Open Columbia. The $800 million project will add 540 megawatts of Market proposal I also suggest that all parties ar­ Monday 11am -4pm hydro-electric power to Alcan's present capacity of 896 rive with open minds for this Tuesday - Friday 9am - 4pm megawatts. To the Editor, process to work, no restrictions. Other times by appointment The completion project includes a 16 kilometre tunnel, 5.7 Re the current market fiasco. I Let's get the hate out of this metres in diameter, to carry water from the Nechako reservoir, propose that the Market Vendors' west of Prince George, to Kemano. Association incorporate as a mini­ mmmmHtimmmimmmammmmmMmmmMmmimiim, The project was going full bore when a federal judge ordered ng and logging company. That way a full environmental review in May last year. The project had they would have no difficulty in previously been exempted from such a review. A month later, obtaining a licence to operate com­ mercially in the park. SID FILKOW Alcan announced that it was shutting down the project until fur­ Barrister & Solicitor ther notice. SID FILKOW, Ganges General Practice and Family Law Mediation Good news for Alcan workers .Mediation 1/2 hour free consultation Last week, however, the judge's ruling was overturned on To the Editor, appeal. A federal environmental assessment review is no longer There is a certain energy in the : CRIEIE vSIDIE required. Resumption of work on the Kemano Completion air about the local Farmers' Market 537-4131 or A/c/Julifiv Project appeared imminent, good news for the people who that I am trying to understand. mmSmWsWaaSaWasaaaWasWsamt^ worked on the site. I know the parties involved and Enter Cashore. The NDP government, he told reporters, will some of the individuals personally keep its commitment and launch a full-fledged provincial en­ on each side. My understanding is We sell the Bestl vironmental review of the project. as follows: Cashore's announcement sent ripples through the NDP On one side the Parks and Rec caucus. Several government MLAs paid Cashore a visit in his Commission includes good TOP SOIL office, wanting to know what the hell was going on. Let's face citizens who put in countless hours it, 1,000 jobs are nothing to spit at. on issues for the betterment of the now available: Later that day, Harcourt was asked about the review. No, he community. #1 Peatsoil • Compost - Manure mix 35 yd- said, there will be no environmental assessment review. There On the other side are the #1 Fine screened peat - sand • brown soil *35 yd. will, however, be a "public review." downtown merchants and tenants Hold it right there, premier, and run that by me again. What's (of which I am one) who earn a Good quality local screened soil '25 yd. a public review, and how does it differ from an environmental living selling to locals and new­ assessment or impact study? comers, and tourists. We pay taxes, Well, officially, there is no such thing, but Harcourt ex­ rental and are a reflection of the RAINBOW plained that the public review would be an examination "of is­ community. sues important to northerners," such as the impact of the project On yet another side is the Landscape Supply on water temperature and fish stock. Market Vendors' Association, a duly constituted non-profit society 537-4346 whose organization has led to the YES. WE TAKE JSsjJ Get on with the project resolution of many market The premier's wording is significant. Note that he said the review would deal with issues important to northerners. He wouldn't go into further detail, but my sources tell me that this will be one review the southern environmentalists aren't going to mess with. No letter-writing campaigns, no endless hearings, no written submissions from every environmental group, no deluge of preliminary, interim and final reports. The premier's orders, I'm told, are simple and straight to the point: solve whatever problems there are, solve them at the local level, solve them fast, and get on with the damned project. All of which understandably doesn't make Cashore very happy. He would like to stick to the party's original position which was to have a Full environmental assessment review on the Kemano Completion Project. But that commitment was made before the election, like so many other commitments that now haunt the Harcourt govern­ ment. Now that the NDP is in power, it finds that it has to com­ promise on certain principles. Environmental reviews are' nice, but jobs are nicer. Just ask the thousand or so workers who have been idle since Alcan was forced to demobilize the project. Most of those workers are union members, and they're not very amused by Cashore's urge to hold the project up for maybe another year.

Public review will be a short-lived affair Alcan is ready to start mobilizing again. When the project was put on hold last June, the company purchased all the equip­ ment from the contractors on the site and moth-balled it. There's more than $30 million worth of tunnel-boring machinery and other heavy equipment, waiting to be put to use again. Just how soon that will be depends entirely on the govern­ ment. If my hunch is correct, the so-called public review will be a very short-lived affair, and work on the project might begin

later this year. SAVINGINSURANCE SSERVICE S LTD. Projects worth $800 million don't come along very often. Using the tried and proven multiplier effect, the Kemano Com­ pletion Project means more than S2.5 billion to the B.C. economy. 9806A Willow Street • #2 - 2720 Mill Bay Road 189 Mayfair Centre It would, therefore, be very foolish for the government to Chemainus Mill Bay Victoria drag its heels on the review. The sooner the Kemano project 246-3273 743-5573 386-6343 wets underwav again, the better. There are few sectors in the #5 - 4517 West Saanich Road A 89 Evans Street 105 Hereford Wednesday, May 20,1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A7

OPINION •••-• •••••• TRI-K DRILLING m Serving the Islands for 22 years PRC must enforce legal use MODERN HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT

Julia Atkins, Capital Regional port of the CRD to enact needed Albert Kaye District director, recently outlined guidelines. However, the CRD the market issues in the Driftwood feels mediation of the issues must 537-5738 and proposed mediation as the be done first. solution. ''jar VIEW Mediation between Parks and Or Call mm * '#^ it'll § Rec and the vendors may help Collect 478-5064 By SHERRY IRWIN reach a compromise on guidelines r Chamber of Commerce President Point and legal use of the park. We believe that the choices are The Chamber of Commerce merchants, and Chamber have al­ simple but unpopular by the shares her viewpoint of the con­ ways contended that the Saturday vendors' executive. If the vendors troversy in many ways, however, market is important to our com­ want to continue to permit un­ we believe the dispute is "not be­ munity and none of us have ever restrained growth in the park, un­ tween the merchants and vendors" stated that we want it closed down limited commercial product Micro Technology Consultants has supplied government, as stated. and put out of business. vending, and no restrictions or con­ industry, and personal users with top quality computers Rather, it is a public policy issue Rather, we have only requested trols, then move this prosperous and peripherals for over ten years... between the Parks and Recreation that Parks & Rec as landlords cre­ enterprise to a private commercial location. Commission as landlords of the ate guidelines with parameters that • Hard Drive* ft Controllers - Modems ft Fax Card* park, and vendors as lease holders. fit within the legal and appropriate If they want to represent home- - SVGA Monitor! ft Cards . Mice ft Scanners The only reason the PRC is operation and use of a public park. based business products and vend - Dot Matrix ft Laser Printers . CO POM - Software "caught in the middle" is because it We agree with Julia Atkins that in a public park in the downtown :-:^fx'x::;:;t-:::;:-:^:v:':-:>>V::-:-:,:;:::"':::':::;v;x;;x::;:;, does not have appropriate lease-of- the market has grown into a com­ business core, then the space guidelines in place so that mercial enterprise and, in doing so, rules/bylaws in place dictate that tenants can operate in concert with has gone beyond the intent of the "public subsidy of commercial • m • AH Systems Inciucto: * . • goods" is not allowed. If you sell AMI Was 1 Parattet; 2 Serial; 1 Game Part the overall intent of the parks use. park's use legally. 1MB BAM (3861 1MB SVGA Card We believe that this is the reason The growth of commercial commercial goods, then they 4MB RAM (486) 14" SVGA Monitor (1024*768^28 DP) that 20 years have passed without vending has been encouraged by should be sold in commercial IDS Hard Drive Dwktop or tower Case resolution. the market's executive and is not space, with overhead and taxes These guidelines are necessary. necessarily desired by many of the paid accordingly. These are the rules we all live by. Now buy your computer and accessories We agree this issue has gone on for long-time vendors, visitors, or resi­ Vancouver prices; delivered to the Island too many years. It would continue dents of the island. Establishment of guidelines to go on without the merchants' This action has escalated the may be resolved through mediation ;! 386/25 $1,499.00 efforts to keep this issue in the need to take appropriate action by but we are not convinced the legal 386/40 « §1.659.00 forefront until it is resolved by Parks & Rec. Unfortunately, as issues in which any landlord must 486/33 „ §2,29*00 Parks and Rec. The Chamber ap­ Julia Atkins states, "vendors abide can be resolved in this man­ plauds their tenacity. generally resist stricter rules," and ner. 486/50 $2,799.00 It is a shame that the merchants now see Parks & Rec as their are perceived as the "bad guys" on enemy. As a landlord, this is some­ this issue. times inevitable. H&e&e aneat tfo totty tfanyb CM COUVZ This is not the case and I do not Parks & Rec has been advised of believe that it is necessarily a the legal issues surrounding the public issue either. The public, park's operation and needs the sup­

to the baggage room. That's about Great service a one-half mile. To the Editor, Furthermore, she had just I went for a ride on the B.C. finished her shift on the ferry. Ferries last month and I wish to There are not many employees that acknowledge the great service I will give service like that received. I'm handicapped, I can nowadays. I'm so sorry that I did walk with two canes but I walk so not ask her name. Employees like darn slow. her are as scarce as hens' teeth. Two ladies that work on the fer­ Keep up the good work and may ries, one in uniform and one not in God bless you. This letter is going uniform, insisted that I use the to the head of B.C. ferries. Thank MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DRIVE, Saturday May 30 wheelchair they had on the ferry. you. Your local Firefighters will be looking for your support The lady not in uniform, she ANDREW NICHOLSON, wheeled me from the farthest tie up Vancouver at Tsawwassen ferny terminal, right - NOTICE - ISLAND FURNITURE will be closed next Wednesday & Thursday May 27 & 28 The management regrets any inconvenience this may cause. Please look for further details in next weeks Driftwood.

TraHaa Walmmp—Finanrinn Available DAfl PageAB GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20,1992 NEWSBEAT NOW ON SALT SPRING ISLAND Program for special needs kids Residential Commercial Gulf Islands special needs She explains that RIV provides vices to special needs individuals children will benefit this summer "client-centred individual ser­ and youth to attend. from a new form of recreational vices," assessing an individual's programming. needs and helping minimize People should contact the Parks Call today for a free estimate Salt Spring's Parks and Recrea­ problems encountered with certain and Recreation Commission at (collect) 754-0848 tion Commission and the Gulf Is­ recreational activities. 537- 4448 for more information. lands Special Needs Association Volunteers are then trained to Member of The Better Business Bureau have combined efforts to bring work with special needs children in Recreation Integration Victoria to summer recreational programs, Salt Spring. providing specific assistance An information workshop on needed. the innovative program is offered Insuring the Islands Since 1928 Saturday, May 23 from 1 to 4 p.m. RIV is a product of the non­ at the Community Centre. profit Victoria Integration Society • Commercial • Residential • Tenants How to fill recreational needs of and the City of Victoria's in­ • Marine • Bonding • Travel/Medical children with handicaps or learning tegrated recreation services depart­ disabilities was discussed last year ment. Its program is the first of its by GISNA and the PRC. GISNA kind in North America and Salt representative Judy Boylan says as Spring is one of the first areas to Qutoptari a result the PRC invited the ad­ benefit from workshops presented vocacy group to submit a proposal by coordinator Doug Nutting. Complete Motor Vehicle Licensing Service on the topic. That proposal urged • Drivers' Licences • Out-of-provmce Registrations formal policy development "to in­ GISNA estimates 261 children tegrate handicapped children, teens currently enrolled in school district and adults wherever possible into 64 have "special needs" of some Salt Spring Insurance Agencies Ltd. programs." kind. These include needs arising Boylan feels introduction of the from a broad range of physical and Recreation Integration Victoria mental conditions, from the severe­ GRACE POINT SQUARE 537-5527 FAX 537-9700 program will make a positive dif­ ly learning disabled to "gifted" ference to island children when it children. becomes part of the PRC summer Boylan urges anyone interested ISLANDERS INSURING ISLANDERS camp program. in recreation, integration or ser­ School stays — for now Mayne Island's middle school will remain as is until at least the end of the 1993/94 school year, says Gulf Islands schools superin­ tendent Mike Marshall. As a result of meetings with parents on the Outer Islands and other developments, Marshall said the school board felt it was not necessary to make an immediate decision about the long-term future. of the school. The fate of the school serving grades eight and nine students from Mayne, Galiano and Satuma is­ lands has been questioned in light I of a middle school being estab­ lished on Salt Spring when the new high school opens. That middle school will likely serve grades six through eight at present Gulf Is-, lands Secondary School premises. Marshall said parents of Outer Island students gave two strong messages to the board in their meet­ ings. One of their main concerns is about the safety and effects of transportation and the further dis­ tance required to go to school on Salt Spring rather than Mayne. "Their kids are getting up early and parents have real fears when they leave in the dark and the wind is howling," he said. The school district is now in­ volved in a thorough study of water travel safety, he said, trying to find the safest ways to move students between islands. "It is taking more time but this bears on the decision." Parents also note it is more dif­ ficult for them to communicate with teachers and administrators further away on Salt Spring. With water between com­ munities, "you can't just drive down the road to talk to a prin­ cipal," said Marshall. "It's much more difficult for parents on the Outer Islands." Another factor in the middle school issue is the possibility of using satellite communication so , students do not have to leave their island every day to do schooling. "There are some very practical ways of kids doing their school- work not here on Salt Spring," par- Wednesday, May 20,1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A9 NEWSBEAT It's a Deere Season Sale g DEERE SAVINGS up to $50000

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Driftwood photo by Ian Noble IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT: Christie Jarman felt the power of being in control of a big machine when her pre-school class visited Find What You're Looking For the Salt Spring highways maintenance grounds last Thursday. in The Classifieds! SCHOOL Briefs From the May 6 Gulf Islands sf«* ^STOVE SALE school board meeting: School trustees received a report on the Mayne Island Grades 4 to 6 May 6 - May 23 class trip to Hawaii in March from teacher Claude Kennedy and stu­ dents Erica Tamboline and Travis EVERY SINGLE STOVE HAS BEEN REDUCED TO CLEAR Kennedy. Mayne students stayed with J\^ Kauai families of children they had been writing to, toured around and REGISTER TO performed their well-practiced wfth^DSCREEN ukelele and vocal numbers in a WIN ATRIP FOR Pacific variety of locales. WO TO HAWAl* *"" the purchase Students raised S13,000 to fund ENERGY; *™y ^SPECTRUM the trip. Their Hawaiian counter­ parts will return the visit in June. Tamboline said ''they were all very hospitable and welcoming in Hawaii and I hope we can make them feel as welcome." Mahon Hall Trustees agreed it was prema­ T>« ture to talk about Mahon Hall being returned to the community before the school district's future space needs were verified. They were responding to a letter received from the Gulf Islands Community Arts Council inviting discussion on the matter. Board chairman Charles Baz- zard said while he would like to see Mahon Hall returned to the com­ munity, it was not yet certain when and if it would not be needed as a classroom at the elementary, mid­ dle or high school level. F*E* 'O O to to to k>^ 40%OFF ADIAN GOLD DOOR Pacific SPE£0 * C FOR 1 ENERGY-1 °HTR0LS PIZZA >*? .SUPER27. "Monthly Pizza Lottery" -Starts April 1st Sale Terms: Sale Hours: - Win free pizza for a month CASH MONDAY -details at CHEQUE THRU Canadian 2 for 1 Pizza MASTERCARD GullstoeamC^^haidwaiie FRIDAY beside G.V.M. VISA, PROCARD All sales final. •.if-— 8:30-5:30 Prices good thru McPhillios Avenue Ganges SAT. 9:00-5:00 "NOW AVAILABLE" May 23. 1992 Small 10" single pizza 3 toppings or less. 'pick up & no GST. FRESH HOMEMADE DOUGH PREPARED DAILY. Sun-Thurs 3:30-10-30 Page Aid GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. May 20.1992 NEWSBEAT Consumers of the Beddis serious contamination being Waterworks District water might present and they should take the be able to drink their water without necessary precautions." boiling it now if "the health inspec­ Bacteria levels: normal According to a February 5 tor had not gone on vacation," said health committee staff report, 12 waterworks chairman Tom In Beddis Waterworks District system water supply systems in the Gulf Islands have shown levels of bac­ Volquardsen. not as simple as Irwin being away but those taken at the opposite end Many residents on the Gulf Is­ Volquardsen said more chemi­ and getting it back on track." of the system have shown total teria sufficient for a boil advisory lands are now being asked to boil to be issued. cals have been put into the system After corrective work has been coliform bacteria are present. their water because of high read­ and their tests show bacteria levels done, sampling commences. Disinfection at the beginning of ings of total coliform bacteria. Those systems are located on are "back to normal." "We need concrete proof the im- the system may dissipate and not be Salt Spring, Galiano, Mayne and "Any readings in our opinion Saturna islands. He said the Capital Regional provemenls made are actually in sufficient quantities to kill bac­ are high readings," said Gibson. District (CRD) health inspector has working. If samples are satisfac­ teria that might be present by the Total coliform bacteria is used On Salt Spring, Cedar Lane to lift the advisory. "Tests we have tory over a given period of time we time the water reaches the far end as an indicator organism to show water system, which receives water got back are, as far as we're con­ are more than happy to lift the boil of the system, said Gibson. that water could be contaminated. from two drilled wells, has had a cerned, normal. advisory." He added some bacteria may not boil advisory in effect since "Total or fecal coliform present January of 1992. "But then we have to wait for the Sampling will probably take a have been killed by the disinfection in the water supply shows anything health inspector." couple of weeks, he said, adding his process, and regrow as water can be present." Many of those systems have not Beddis Waterworks District, office is awaiting a call from Bed­ moves further along the system. However, total coliform bac­ been treated in the past and have which treats its water, issued a boil dis Waterworks District officials. Beddis Waterworks District teria are not necessarily organisms installed or are installing treatment, advisory April 28. Data from a Samples taken from areas close receives its water from Cusheon that will cause illness, he said. said Gibson. Only Saturna Shores February 5 staff report to the to the source of filtration and Lake and supplies 114 households, A warning is issued to the public Water Supply has had its advisory CRD's health committee found chlorination have been satisfactory said the staff report. "that there is a possibility of more officially lifted, said Gibson. that Beddis Waterworks was in compliance with Canadian Drink­ ing Water Standards. Subsequent sampling proved 28 YEARS OF SERVICE "treatment does not appear at this time to be 100 per cent effective," TO THE PENINSULA AND AREA CRD health protection officer Gary Prices Effective SINCE Helping you eat better Gibson said Thursday. May 19-25 1964 He said the health inspector is We Reserve for less everyday. on an educational course, but "its the Right to Shop Sidney Super Foods Limit 1 Beacon Ave. Thursday & Friday till 9pm. Quantities. FOODS School WE OFFER YOU QUALITY BEEF, QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS AND FRESH PRODUCE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD taxes BEEF BONELESS FRESH VEAL SALE FRESH WHOLE SCHNEIDERS TRUCK LOAD SALE RUMP FRESH VEAL PORK SHOULDER SCHNEIDERS NO. 1 ROASTS 5.05kg 2® SHOULDER 49 PICNIC 1.07kg 77? SLICED SIDE - AA increase BEEF BONELESS ib. INDIVIDUALLY 5.49kg 2 School tax payments on Gulf Is­ CHOPS QUICK FROZEN BACON SOOgr 1.99 SIRLOIN 5.22kg FRESH BONELESS WITH COUPON BELOW 50« OFF lands properties will be higher on TIP ROASTS 2.37 b SCALLOPS 4m, 1.10 100, tax bills received this year. VEAL LEG ^^ IMITATION SCHNEIDERS All varieties BEEF WHOLE District secretary-treasurer Ken CUTLETS 1 i.ookg 4.99ib. CRAB SKINLESS ROUND FRESH VEAL Starling said May 6 he has been MEAT2.99lb. 100, WIENERS 2.18 informed gross school tax levels STEAKS 5.38kg 2.44 lb. .66 L0,N A A* WITHCOUPON BELOW 35* OFF went down but elimination of the BEEF BONELESS ~IDNE™UPERFOODS supplemental Home Owners Grant TOP ROUND CHOPS 9.90kg 4.49lb -FREE COUPON- SCHNEIDER'S Lifestyle or 8.36kg FRESH BONELESS old fashioned boneless— __ by the provincial government this STEAKS 5.69kg 2.58 lb. VEAL ».90kg I year wiped out the decrease. Get one pack of one dozen SMOKED HAM 3.77 lb. BEEF SHELLBONE SIRLOIN STEAKS4.49b McGavin hamburger buns • WITH COUPON BELOW $1.00 OFF Starling said taxes on a Gulf Is­ RUMP lands property with a $103,295 as­ FRESH BREADED *FREE* 2.79b SMOKED assort var. ^ r\t\ sessment would face a net $37 ROASTS 6.15kg VEAL 1 .rtlnpurcftu. o. 1 SAUSAGES 320gr Z.99ea increase. If the provincial govern­ FRESH EXTRA LEAN PATTIES 4.39kg 1.99b. WESTERN CHOICE SIOPJl BEEF BURGER PATTIES lOTT I ASSORTED VARIETIES. _ _ ment had not eliminated the sup­ GROUND PRE V. FROZEN 2.80kg^ _ ~ I 10lbs. box in 4oz. D0X • plemental Home Owners Grant, BEEF 4.81kg 2.18* CHICKEN CUTLETS 1.27ib COUPON EXPIRES MAY 25. 1002 LUNCHMATEio6grl.47pk that same property owner would U.S.FRESH CALIFORNIA NEW RED MEXICAN CALIFORNIA B.C. NO. 1 FLORIDA have paid S9 less for school taxes. CARROTS OR WHITE RICH ft FIRM PINK LONG ENGLISH TOMATOES Property tax notices should be POTATOES AVOCADO GRAPEFRUIT CUKES received by islanders in early June, 1.06kg _ —- according to the Ganges Govern­ 37 e ment Agent's office. 5lb cello .55kg 0 size 5 for bag l 22s 38? 98 58? 48? lb. r ANNOUNCEMENT rMAXWELL HOUSE KRAFT 1kg jar MILKO ~ SCHNEIDERS assort, var. GROUND PEANUT 77 SKIM MILK POWDER CHEESE ^ COFFEE g7 BUTTER 3 98 SLICES 300g except decaff. pack •smooth • crunchy •unsalted 2.5kg bag ll 500gr THIS WEEK'S FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS POST CEREAL SCHNEIDERS OFF MINUTE MAID CONCENTRATED BRAN FLAKES 400gr 1.59 RANDOM CUT POST CEREAL All varieties PREPACKED ORANGE 07 PRICES FRUIT & FIBRE 450gr 2.47 CHEESE 20% JUICE 355ml KRAFT strawberry, raspberry & apricot SCHNEIDERS SOFT DON MIGUEL Assorted 2.77 MARGARINE zibtub 1.77 BURRITO 198gr 1.47 JAM 500ml UNCLE BENS All varieties MACLAREN'S HIGHLINER FRIED IN TEMPURA BATTER IMPERIAL CHEESE 250gr 2.37 FISH 700g 3.87 FAST & FANCY RICE t32gr 1.17 Marsha Molyneaux ARMSTONG tub or foil SWANSON beef, chicken, turkey UNCLE BENS EXQUISINE Senior Assistant Manager CREAM CHEESE 205gr MEAT PIES 200gr .93 NOODLE & SAUCE isogr .97 1.37 WONDER PLAIN bonus pack Island Savings Credit Union is VELVET assort, flav. in plastic container REDENBACHER MICROWAVE assort, flav. pleased to announce the CE CREAM 2L 3.27 POPPING CORN 285gr 297gr 1.97 ENGLISH MUFFINS os .97 appointment of Marsha PREGO'S PRINGLE'S HOMESTEAD SESAME Molyneaux as Senior Assistant SNACKERY OLD TYME DARES TIN-TIE WHITE Manager, Credit at their Salt PANCAKE MIX PANCAKE PASTA POTATO BISCUITS Spring Branch. BREAD 1kg SYRUP. SAUCE CHIPS Assort. assorted var. Marsha has 20 years experience in 750ml 6 varieties ]88 17 197 170g 187 350gr 695gr 47 the credit union system, the last 8 750ml 17 loaf of which have been with Island 2 200g •AV box 2 bag 1 Savings Victoria Branch. She FACELLE FLORELLS 2 ply VIP AL TEMPERATURE MAZOLA PURE CORN would be pleased to discuss all FACIAL TISSUES isosbox .77 DETERGENT POWDER 2kg 3.47 OIL 750ml your mortgage, personal or 1.77 SUNRYPE BLUE LABEL PURE business loan requirements. BAGGIES VIP LIQUID FOOD SAVERS 25s .87 FABRIC SOFTENER 3.6L 2.17 CLEAR APPLE JUICE IL 1.07 Marsha and her husband Ken QUAKERS GRANOLA Assorted VIP LIQUID GRANNY'S SUN RYPE RED LABEL have recently moved to Salt CHEWY BARS 225gr DISH DETERGENT IL APPLESAUCE sssmi .77 Spring and are looking forward to 1.87 1.47 V8 VEGETABLE their change of life style. KAL KAN OPTIMUM IVORY PERSONAL CAT FOOD Assorted 170gr .43 BAR SOAP 3x90gr .97 COCKTAIL 1.36Ltin 1.67 Island Savings has four financial PEDIGREE PAL Assorted varieties FIVE ROSES All purpose PREMIUM and six insurance branches DOG FOOD 400gr .69 WHITE FLOUR 2.5kg 1.97 serving southern Vancouver 47 PEDIGREE BISCUITS varieties O'DOUL'S BEER BETTY CROCKER ANGEL FOOD Island and the Gulf Islands, with 3 assets in excess of $ 1 /4 billion. BISCROKS SOOgr 1.37 6x355ml tin CAKE MIX 430gr 450gr 1.87 SIDNEY SUPER FOODS CLIP & SAVE COUPON SIDNEY SUPER FOODS CLIP A SAVE COUPON SIDNEY SUPER FOODS CLIP & SAVE COUPON m r r THIS COUPON WORTH r THIS COUPON WORTH THIS COUPON WORTH $4 00 i TOWARD PURCHASE OF:- .35c TOWARD PURCHASE OF:- .50c • TOWARD PURCHASE OF:- Am | SCHNEIDER'S SCHNEIDER'S i SKINLESS WIENERS 450gpack • LIFESTYLSCNNEIDER'E SMOKES OLD FASHIONEBONELESSD HA or M I I SLICED SIDE BACON 500g pack Wednesday, May 20,1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A11

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Mystery REIMER HARDWOODS LTD. capers #3-4224 Commerce Circle 727-2220 (Royal Oak Industrial Parkl m• Hardwoo d and Softwood Lumber planned • Hardwood Plywood By KEN STRIKE • Medite: M.D.F. Sea Capers Committee • Melamine: White & Almond & Grey • Pionite Decorative Laminates Mystery abounds at this year's Sea Capers weekend scheduled for June 13 and 14. First there is the mystery of how it all comes together, after a bunch of willing volunteers meet in DR. KENT BUTLER January and consider the question PODIATRIST- "shall we do it again?" FOOT SPECIALIST These people seem to be a mix­ ture of masochists and magicians — finding solutions to problems on No referral necessary a shoestring budget. The treasure hunt is a popular IN VICTORIA IN SIDNEY detective activity with its own 1595 McKenzie/Shelbourne 2453 Beacon Ave. built-in mysteries in each clue plus Tel: 472-0212 Tel: 656-6711 the buried treasure at the end. However, this year there are added mysteries in the shape of two raffles with prizes of a combined value of over $1,000. One comes SALT SPRING COMMUNITY courtesy of the market vendors of SOCIETY NEWS Salt Spring, with all prizes donated 268 Fulford-Ganges Rd. 537-9971 by the vendors. "Variety and value" are guaran­ * 24 HR. CRISIS LINE: Dial 0 and ask for ZENITH 2262 (no charge). teed at only $1 per ticket. Check the Caller is connected with the Need Crisis Centre in Victoria. market on Saturdays, committee members and various stores for the * FOOD BANK: Emergency food provided daily 9am -12noon and chance to purchase tickets. 1:00pm - 3:45pm. The other raffle is for three •COUNSELUNG SERVICES: (free) Crisis and short-term counselling provided by Community Workers. PARTY TIME: Norman Mouat (right) made the first cut in one prints by local artists Jill Louise Campbell, Robin Rewa Haworth •ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAM: Prevention & treatment service is of the giant birthday cakes at Mouat's 85th anniversary birthday free and confidential. party Saturday. Tom Toynbee emceed the event, thanking family and Adrien Towne, with tickets at and staff for years of dedication. Mouat's also made a $10,000 $2 each available at the same loca­ •ALTERNATIVES (Alcohol & Drug Advisory) COMMITTEE: Meet on donation to ArtSpring Saturday. Drtrtwood peoto by Ga« sjutxws tions. the third Wednesday o! every month, 3:30pm at the Centre. The group welcomes public input in addressing substance abuse issues in our The committee has extended community. Call the Community Centre for more information. thanks to the donors for their generosity and support. •YOUTH CENTRE: Closed pending a youth council's recommendations, for further information call 537-9971 - volunteers urgntly needed for the youth centre. There is one unsolved mystery of concern to the committee and * VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR: -Office & Food Bank -Youth Centre. EnvironmentaUy-friendly that is, who will volunteer to or­ Call the Centre for more information. ganise the tug o' war event on the musical set at Fernwood Saturday? This could be an in­ dividual, a group, club or other or­ Femwood Elementary School is 21,22 and 23 at 7 p.m. Tickets arc ganization. celebrating the opening of its new $3 at Nibbles, Scribbles and News Anyone interested can contact r« multipurpose room with the inter­ and at the door. me at 537-4743. N mediate student production ol Rats. Some 60 students are involved in acting, singing, dancing, sound, lighting, set painting and construc­ The Churches tion. Rats is an hour-long light- of Salt Spring Island hearted children's musical about the environment. It documents the Welcome You TAKEYOTE story of humans searching for a ANGLICAN PARISH (SaltSpring Springlsland) new landfill and the animals reac­ ST. MARK'S ST- MARY'S ST. GEORGE'S of these dates: tion to this. Sun. 8:45 am: Holy Eucharist Sun. U am Thurs. 5:15: Holy Eucharist EVERY THURSDAY 40 years plus, bike ride & lunch, Spoke Folk, high noon. Tues. 10 am: Holy Eucharist Matins Sun. 10:15am: Holy Performances are set for May Eucharist MAY 20: Alternatives, Community Centre, 3:30pm. Bishop Barry Valentine, Rector Karen Fast, Curate MAY 20: Lady Minto Hospital Auxilary meeting, United Church Hall, 2pm. Parish Office 537-2171 MAY 20: Women's fastpitch, Fulford Ball Park, 6pm. SALT SPRING ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH MAY 20: Salt Spring Island Garden Club, United Church, 8pm. MAY 21: Seniors for Seniors, luncheon, Upper Ganges Mall, 11:30- 1pm. ADMIRAL HALL. 506 LOWER GANGES RD. SUNDAY: 10:30 am - Family Worship with Sunday School MAY 22: Reggae Splash Deadhead Cool, Beaver Point Hall, 8pm. MAY 22: Legion Br. 92, Ladies Auxiliary Pork Dinner, Meaden Hall, 6pm. TUESDAY: Bible Study MAY 23: P.K. Page, poetry reading. The Town Art Gallery, 8pm. Pastor Trevor DeCasseres 537-2222 MAY 24: Sheep to Shawl Competition, Mansell Farm, 301 Mansell Rd, 10:30am-4pm. Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church MAY 26: Island Paddlers, United Church, 7:30pm. 135 Drake Road, Ganges 537-2150 MAY 27: Seniors for Seniors, program on Island transportation. Upper Ganges Mall, 2pm. SATURDAY: Ganges, 5 pm SUNDAY: Fulford, 8:30 am; MAY 27: SSI Parks & Rec: meeting, Portlock Park, 7pm. Ganges, 10 am & 11 am Family Mass ; Tkt Most Famon Basket a ttt fferid Mayne Island 5:30 pm MAY 29: Legion Br. 92 Ladies Auxiliary Smorg., 6pm. Rev. D.D. M.icDonaid, OMI MAY 29: Duke & Ducktails. Fulford Hall, Waldorf School Fundraiser, 8pm. THIS IS A COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHAPEL MAY 30: Karaoke, Royal Canadian Legion, 6pm. 120 Drake Rd„ Ganges SUNDAY 10:30 am: Morning Worship with Sunday School To have your event listed here FREE WEDNESDAY 7:30 pm: Bible Study & Prayer just drop it off to the Driftwood office by 4 pm Friday. Pastor: Chris Cormack 537-2622 Please print clearly -just the date, time, place and event. (Affiliated with A.C.O.P.) COMMUNITY YOUR COMMUNITY CALENDAR IS SPONSORED BY SALT SPRING PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Central Hall SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:30 am MORNING WORSHIP: 10:30 am Let us welcome you! MID-WEEK BIBLE STUDIES: Wednesdays, Ganges: 7:30 pm Thursdays, Fulford: 7:30 pm Phone Carron Carson Pastor: Rick Hill (537-4143) Youth Pastor: Dave Guthrie (537-4228) 653-4004 (Atfiliated with PA.O.C.) GANGES UNITED CHURCH 537-5812 Worship & Church School - Sunday, 10:00 am vyf) n.i.i.. c i,. Page A12 GULf ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20,1992 ————— DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO VICTORIA - COMMUNITY DAN PIPPIN . ,; Owner/Operator Business 537-4243 (ajgaEEBiagHS Home 537-2524 Victoria Dispatch ...537-9699 Successful Phoenix School A DIVISION OF ALL-CAN EXPRESS LTD. moves into its second year Viocomq Phoenix School moves into a have been trying to do their own those were totally home-schooled. new building and "phase two" for home schooling," said Marshall. Eight students had public school- next year. He said many people living on only experience. SALES NEW & USED Operated as a pilot project to or moving to Salt Spring "want to Most attend fulltime, while Mon-Thurs 8:30am-7:00pm accommodate Salt Spring home- (provide education to their others use part-time attendance to Friday 8:30am-6:00pm schooled children. Phoenix has children) in a home schooling man­ fill gaps in schooling still received Saturday 8:30am-5:00pm been deemed a success after its in­ ner but it's very difficult to do." at home. PARTS & SERVICE augural year. As described in a report to the Phoenix students recently MARILYN MITCHELL It will continue next year in a school board prepared by Phoenix' evaluated their past and present (all makes) Sales & Lease Rep. double-wide mobile home with administrative officer Barb Aust, feelings about school and future Mon.-Sal 8:0Oam-S:0Opm 748-4205 (res.) basement situated on recently-ac­ parents are highly involved in the wishes for the program. WORKING TO MEET YOUR NEEDS! quired Drake Road school board school's operation. Most comments about their time 5462 Trans Canada Hwy., Duncan, B.C. property. Aust said that while a few at Phoenix were positive. Tel. 748-5814 Fax 748-2812 Schools superintendent Mike parents have been disappointed in "I feel today that I have changed Marshall said last week the district the program, "many other parents my mind about school because of could increase Phoenix enrolment have expressed extreme satisfac­ this school. It is a lot of fun. I don't to about the 40-student mark, up tion and feel that their children think that another school could from its current 24. have never been happier. The make me change my mind;" ISLAND TRUST The Gulf Islands school board cooperation of the parent assistants "I feel the same except I like SATURNA ISLAND TRUST has requested the Ministry of and their involvement in their every subject and I like the way we Education declare Phoenix the children's education has been in­ have freedom to do what we want COMMITTEE district's ninth public school. valuable." sometimes but we still have strict "We are one of the few districts Seventeen of the 1991/92 borders;" NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING in the province that are really trying Phoenix students aged eight to 13 "What I feel today is school is a to make a conscious effort to pro­ came from primarily home- fun place to work and play;" NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who believe their interest vide public education to people that schooled backgrounds and seven of "I love school and I likeevery- in property is affected by proposed bylaws will be afforded an thing we do. I love how we have the opportunity to be heard on the matters contained in the proposed freedom to choose what we want to bylaws, at the Public Hearing to be held at Community Hall, Satuma do. And you can be yourself and not Island, on Thursday, May 28, 1992 commencing at 1:00pm. OAPO celebrates decade worry about what anyone else All persons who believe their interest in property is affected by Fulford Harbour Old Age Pen­ unable to attend. Elsa spoke briefly thinks." proposed bylaws shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard in sioners Organization, Branch 170, on the dream of Brigden and other Parents wanting more informa­ person, by a representative,o r by written submission, on all matters tion about Phoenix School should contained in the proposed bylaws, at the aforementioned time and recently celebrated its 10th an­ charter members who sought to place. niversary with two special events. provide support and fellowship for contact Barb Aust at the school Fulford seniors. board office. A. Bylaw 34 - "Satuma Island Zoning Bylaw, 1981, Amendment Bylaw No. I. 1992". By MARGARET BAKER Elsa then introduced other past Driftwood Contributor presidents: Cameron Leask, In general terms the purpose of Bylaw No. 34 is to amend the Evelyn Lee and Jack Stibbards. "Uses Permitted" within the Industrial 2 Zone (M2) by adding the On April 28, an open house at Reminiscent passages read from EFFECTIVE "Moulding of Polyethylene" as a use permitted. The bylaw the Fulford Hall club rooms at­ minutes of past meetings invoked further provides for a change in the zoning designation for the tracted many friends from Ganges, fond memories and a good deal of EXPOSURE following property as shown on the map below: Sidney and the Fulford area. Guests laughter. Part of Lot 17, Section 8, Plan 18592, Cowichan Land District from were encouraged to try their hand Servicing all makes Commercial Zone (CI) to Industrial 2 Zone (M2). at shuffieboard and snooker. They of still cameras also tasted goodies, drank tea or Hot & Crusty using original parts & coffee and joined in conversation. FRENCH BREAD factory test equipment On May 5, a delicious supper We have the best recipe catered by Carol Walde was en­ in the world. •Fully Guaranteed joyed by 55 members and special Come & get itl •Quality Work guests, including provincial OAPO •Full Service Shop representatives Ross and Nora LOVE MY KITCHEN Gainor; Peggy Mika from MP SHOP Lynn Hunter's office; Salt Spring WHOLESALE PRICES Capital Regional District director in Ganges Village on Maintenance, Clean, Julia Atkins; Ganges OAPO's Lube & Recalibration Louise Foulis; Ken and Cheryl Ad- FINE COOKWARE & shead of the Fulford Hall Commit­ ACCESSORIES Call for estimate tee, and Karen Fast from the Salt B. Bylaw 36 - "Satuma Island Zoning Bylaw, 1981, Amendment Spring Island Ministerial Associa­ N Bylaw No. 2, 1992". tion, who delivered grace before 537-5674 the meal. In general terms the purpose of Bylaw No. 36 is to provide for a FREE LOANER change in the zoning designation for the following property as Elsa Drummond brought greet­ shown on the map below: ings from Betty Brigden, the first 537-5882 CAMERAS president of Branch 170, who was Part of the South East 1/4 of Section 5, Satuma Island, Cowichan District, except part in Plan 7732 and that part of the North 1/2 of Section 5 shown on Plan attached to DD962141 except those parts in Plans 7732 and VTP53407 fromCommercia l Recreation Zone (C2) to NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE Rural Zone (R) and Farmland Zone (I'll. HIGHLAND MALIVIEW WATER DISTRICT ' eTi*H-rz-r-~ "•"/R / -or i 1 / j Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the - "1 1 !• i Highland Maliview Ratepayers Association will be held on •V i ,-. .. lYMdUtCIMi MnSHU •* • INl.^- ^J-^."-- MONDAY MAY 25,1992 "!.• 11 Mi\- II) ». PL ""iCL-~ SEC 5 R <-\ 73>~ • at the "^ -/ -":•—*£"* f - "^H^o\ j V "*—*.„"" I ,u°° "- k^| FERN WOOD SCHOOL LIBRARY - ' " ^ at 7:30pm \ WA T^ZLZ i.fl.TAT ««'_A ^ Agenda will consist of annual reports and election of officers for the Association ^ ^ F.j.. CSMNI£t*l IFCirAT'.DN 1 " '*£"' A \ and Committee members for the water and sewer districts as follows: A copy of proposed Bylaws may be inspected at the Islands Trust Office, 1627 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C., between the hours of 8:30am and ASSOCIATION - President-secretary-treasurer and one member at large. 4:30pm, Monday to Friday, inclusive, excluding statutory holidays, WATER DISTRICT - one member for a two year term. commencing Wednesday, May 13, 1992 and up to and including Thursday, May 28, 1992. SEWER DISTRICT and WATER - two members for a two year term For the convenience of the public only, and not to satisfy Section NOTE - nominees for the sewer district must be ratepayers 957(2)(a)(v) of the Municipal Act, an additional copy of proposed of the Maliview estates sewer specified area. Bylaws may be inspected at the Post Office, Satuma Island, B.C. Written submissions may be delivered to: Nominations will be accepted from the floor, to be eligible a nominee must be a 1. the office of the Islands Tnist at 1627 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C. Canadian citizen 19 years of age or more and a ratepayer of the Highland water and prior to 4:30pm, May 27,1992; or 2. after 4:30pm, May 27,1992, to the Trust Committee at the or the Maliview sewer districts, or a spouse of in good standing. Public Hearing.

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COMING EVENTS Graham Herbert BRIDGE Tricks Gulf Islands Bridge Club win­ Sue Bradford and Joan Conlan. ners on May 5 were: Winners on May 12 were: exhibits NORTH/SOUTH NORTH/SOUTH Connor Hunt and Ian Thomas, Irene Hawksworth and Gordon June Knowles and Don Hull, Fred Hutton, Peter Jacquest and Fred artwork Struve and Peter Jacquest, Helen Struve, June Knowles and Don Shandro and Isabelle Richardson; Hull; EAST/WEST One of the Gulf Islands' most EAST/WEST Lois Johnson and Bill Buckler, unique watercolour painters opens Sue Bradford and Joan Conlan, Blanche Poborsa and Jim Burford, Bill Buckler and Lois Johnson, a show at Pegasus Gallery this Trevor Taylor and Boyd Siemens, Friday night. Blanche Poborsa and Jim Burford.

Graham Herbert presents new FLY WITH work in a one-man exhibition and sale from May 23 through May 30 CANADA 3000 Concert with a preview opening May 22 $ from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Vane. - Winnipeg from 239. Vane. - Toronto from *279. Herbert has become widely- FLIGHTS ARE known forportrayals of West Coast SELLING FAST! Directed by natural life and is now involved in Call Lara A. Truscott sculpture, boat building and preser­ 1-800-663-6109 CALL NOW FOR THESE Bruce Ruddell vation of wilderness areas. GREAT FARES! UllE\LuoE Pacific Travel Ltd.ISOSDOUGLASST.,VICTORIA.B.C ;G| , 1 with accompanist He was one of the 100 artists to r^.W»i Laurie Anderson participate in the Western Canada Wilderness Committee's book « called Carmanah — Artistic V Visions of an Ancient Rainforest Golden Island June 5th and 6th Activity Centre 8pm and expresses vivid passion for that CHINESE RESTAURANT-LICENSED Tickets $9.00 area on Vancouver Island. LUNCH Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2 DINNER Tues.-Thurs. 5-10 Herbert will be in attendance at FAT IN Fri.-Sat. 5-11; Sun. 5-9 the Mouat's Mall gallery for the OR DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS Friday opening and Saturday. TAKE Ask about our weekend DINNER SPECIALS Preview Performance June 4th at 8pm OUT Closed Mondays Tickets $6.00 Upper Ganges Centre, Ganges 537-2535 Tickets at N.S.N, and et cetera Fastball / You are invited to view tourney a superb collection of'watercolours set for by Gulf Island artist GRAHAM HERBERT weekend -Show Opens- Some high calibre men's Friday May 22nd, 5:30-7:30pm fastball can be caught at a tourney slated for this weekend. Artist in attendance Salt Spring's junior men's ball Friday & Saturday May 22nd & 23rd team will host three other teams at Fulford ball park starting 9 a.m. Saturday. Games will continue SHOW CONTINUES UNTIL MAY 30th throughout the day, with the last one starting at 5 p.m. -Naiv open every Sunday until October- Play begins Sunday at 9 a.m., with the tournament final at 3 p.m. A concession will be in operation. :ALLERY Teams of 18 to 21-year-old Seaside Mouat's Mall, Ganges Enquiries 537-2421 players are coming from Campbell River and Victoria. Salt Spring team coach Kellie Booth says the calibre of play will be excellent and everyone is wel­ come to watch and cheer for the local squad. Classic bike show on tap

Organizers of last May's classic motorcycle gathering are revving up for a repeat appearance in Gan­ ges this Sunday, May 24. CANADA'S AWARD WINNING WOMEN'S CHOIR Anyone with a classic motor­ cycle or interest in them is welcome Saturday May 23, 1992, 8:00pm Salt Spring Elementary School, to meet for coffee and brunch at the Tide's Inn restaurant on Lower The best of Elektra's season will be the fare for this adventure Ganges Road at 10 a.m. tour to SALT SPRING ISLAND. Expect the unexpected! Afterwards, riders will eninv an Page AH GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. May 20.1992

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Duke and ARTFORSALE: Salt Spring Island Painters' Guild member Jo Ducktails Stone took her turn at the art and raffle ticket sales desk at the guild's busy spring show last weekend. The colourful display at Mahon Hall was joined by the Woodworkers' Guild 2 x 4 show and will play jazz by Four Thin Men. Driftwood photo by Gail Sjuberg benefit Duke and the Ducktails will be performing a benefit for the Wal­ dorf School Association Friday, May29atFulfordHall. Reg Young, bass player for the HARBOUR HOUSE Ducktails, said the group plays '50s and '60s rock and roll and rhythm HOTEL and blues. "We're a dance band. As long as it's a good dance song it is in our vein." Special SctenU etc t\4e Ped Covers include the Blues Brothers, and run the spectrum EVERY SUNDAY JAM SESSION with your from Eddie Cochrane and Bill MAY 24th hosts: Gene Gromes & Wolf Hound Twist. Bring your instruments and jam with the pros. Hailey to the Commitments. Young lives on Salt Spring and MAY 27th EVERY WEDNESDAY POOL TOURNAMENT the rest of the band lives in Vic­ 7pm - prizes & more. toria. Other band members are Rodney Dashwood, Quido Sar- LADIES NIGHT Featuring the A Team, 6 of the dino, Johnny Rocket, and Little JUNE 5th best in the business. Guaranteed to blow your mind $5 advance $7 at the door. Bobby Becker. These are not their real names. One is a Russian professor at Orcas gallery PECIA»- University at Victoria, one does r boat repair, another is a dry-waller, " ?^« and the fourth is a student. Young is self-employed. "Salt Spring is our favorite place to play," said Young. "It is a party G atmosphere." )PENtt* Strippers take stage Aim etttenfaimiettt ut tie fud promising new Island Artist Monty & the Beaumonts atHHH CAROL HAIGH FRIDAY & SATURDAY Strippers started performing MAY 22 & 23rd May 11 at the Harbour House Hotel PAINTINGS REFLECTING THE pub for a six-week trial period, said IN THE LOUNGE hotel owner Tracy Coombs. ARTISTS' LOVE OF THE SEA. "It is a business decision," she Afternoon Tea 2:30-3:30 Show ends this Saturday May 23 said, adding that when the weather COLD DEED A WINE STORE is nice there is no day business in NOW OPEN* the pub. At the Gallery in Gasoline Alley "We will try it and see if it D*i!y »am- 11pm Sundays 11anv11prn 537-4004 537-5571 «t ttw head o< G*no*>e Harbour works." Business has improved but Coombs said she does not think the strippers will last. GULF JEWELS GALLERY "My feeling of it is the novelty Fine Arts

Painting, Wallpaper & prtha this ad lUyO OFF Tilesetting Airier SobAe discriminating casuxtor I gaLLeRy and receive •"»»*»/U wf JOHN, HELEN 4 CATHY The prestigious place to shop for Western St Gulf | &***&/!€£ t/i Skssvid Gia/b Grace Point Square (604)537-4222 Island painting & sculpture by over 25 artists. by the Post Office 537-4525 175 SalUpring WHY, Rlti, Ganges, B.C. S J7-UU Box 1560, Ganges, B.C. V0S 1E0 537-4302 Flagstone Gallery 340 Scott Point Drive af Orcas gallery GORDON WALES POTTERY 537-9193 1340 Sunset Drive, Ganges, B.C. Fine Paintings, VISIT-BROWSE RELAX Featuring David Jackson and enjoy the beautiiul views on the Sculptures, We let our customers speak for us: North End of Salt Spring Island decoys A wildlife carvings 537-5980 Finest 1MK gold & Native Art, Pottery "A beautiful job by a great crew. FIELD MOUSE WILDLIFE GALLERY silver jewellery with high They were all very courteous and quality gemstonrs INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE \VtJt\?7S'X GALLERY efficient. Thank you". By •7 including Jan Sharkey Thomas originals, cards & prints Comer of South RldgeRoad and Beaver Point Road Dorothy & John Fraser (Vesuvius) MASTER GOLDSMITH THE FRITZ HUG GALLERY VV'a**/'- Fulford Harbour Wednesday. May 20,1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD PageA15 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT ggS^liLT SPRING CINEMA CENTRAL HALL 537-4656 Fri. - Tin*. >Ia> 22-21. entertainment this week CITV^FIOV : On Screen at SALT SPRING CINEMA Frl.- Tue». 8:45 pm B.C. WARNINQ:Occa>K>n

ISLAND VIDEO HITS The Kanaka Restaurant OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1. Fisher King (4) 2. Frankie & Johnny (2) 3. Little Man Tate (3) Dining Room 8-3 Breakfast & Lunch, 4. Dead Again Dinner 5-10; Cafe 7:30am-5pm. 5. Truly Madly Deeply (7) Photo contributed 6. Last Boy Scout (8) RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED P.K. Page 7. Black Robe 537-5041 8. Commitments (1) 9. Curly Sue IE In the Harbour Building, 10. Free Jack next to the Seaiealk Renowned jsti. % P.K. Page On tap at ISLAND WATERING HOLES F HARBOUR HOUSE Monty & the Beaumonts, to visit May 22, 23. Salt Spring OUT and ABOUT r i^amiltf ^testaaiHtnt 1 Located at Salt Spring's literary com­ MAY 22 ..Eugene Ripper & the Deadhead Cool munity continues to attract high- THE FULFORD INN profile writers for readings on the MAY 23 Graham Herbert art show island. MAY 23... -Qfben>7days? w toeeAr- Accomplished and liberally- MAY 23 Elektra Choir Lunch llam-3pm honoured Canadian poet P.K. Page Dinner 5pm-9pm visits this Saturday, May 23 start­ ing at 8 p.m. at the Town Art Gal­ lery next to et cetera on Hereford Qjallt^^mcA/ *Jfaecia/& Avenue. WEDNESDAY Although best known for her several books of poetry and result­ Homemade lasagne & ing awards, Page has published and garlic toast, ceasar salad created a variety of esteemed work. Prose work Brazilian Journal Smcou Sctfrfm @lcd THURSDAY won the B.C. Book Awards Hubert Visit us for dinner 6 times within 6 weeks and Shepherd's pie, house Evans Prize in 1988 and was short­ the 7th time is on us!!! salad & garlic toast listed for the Governor-General's Award for non-fiction. She has FRIDAY written a "fairy story" called Tfie SETTING THE BUFFET STANDARD Pan pizza, your Flask of Sea Water and The choice of toppings Travelling Musicians, a children's Choice of Buffet Lunch or Dinners book. Wednesdays & Fridays THURSDAY Poetry collections include The Thursdays - Prime Rib Night "Barbecue night" Glass Air, As Ten as Twenty, Cry (REGULAR MENU SERVED AS WELL) Ararat! — Poems New and Steak, prawns, Selected, To Say the Least. - EVERY SATURDAY IS A SPECIAL OCCASION - chicken & ribs and homemade chili Patricia Morley of 77ie Ottawa Take a holiday, come to the Gulf Islands Citizen said of the 1991 updating of largest selection of ALL YOU CAN EAT! 77/e Glass Air that "sensual im­ FRESH SEAFOOD BUFFET agery passes through a fiery intel­ $19.95 ffleruy/iAffttiw&sy Segfooet' @Tyffet ligence and emerges transformed." Every Saturday 6pm SUNDAYS The Globe and Mail's Fraser $17.95 Brunch Omelette Bar, Eggs Benedict $8.95 Sutherland called it "a consistently Ladies & Seniors $15.95 fine book .... A model of how Roast Beef Dinner precise and shapely poems should .•A $10.95 -Seniors $8.95 be made." SUNDAY BRUNCH Page is also a painter (under the Bacon & sausages, name P.K. Irwin) with work French toast belonging to several galleries, in­ Strawberry crepe's, cluding the National Gallery of Eggs benedict Canada and the Art Gallery of On­ Hash browns, tario. Fresh fruit She was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1977 and has CAFE ASK ABOUT OUR DAILY SPECIALS been granted honorary degrees RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED from four Canadian universities. HARBOUR HOUSE HOTEL 653-4480 Thp reflfiinCT k snonsnred hv the r b Page A16 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20, 1992

SPORTS SECTION Driftwood Tennis champions Island tennis players turned out Women: winners — (team one) in force recently to compete in the Marian Lankester, Jennifer Mor­ Jack Fisher Tennis Tournament. gan, Kittie Cotton, Use Foster; run- Twenty-four players (six teams) ners-up —(team two) Heather entered in the men's section and 16 Lawler, Sheila McMaster, Margo (four teams) competed in the Montgomery, Joy Newton. ladies' section. A round robin for­ Men: winners— (Lee's mat was used. Legions) Patrick Lee, Larry An array of prizes was presented Davies, Mike Morgan, Sepp in a colourful closing ceremony at Kandler/David Welsh (in tandem); Portlock Park. runners-up—McCartie's Muggers Tournament was organized and tied with McMaster's Marauders run by Gordon Speed and Dan and on total number of points won, but Barb Phelan. the Muggers won on total number Following is a list of winners: of games. Shell beats Rainsford team • McColl's Shell prevailed over squeaker to Chemainus last the Rainsford Plumbing team 12- 5 Thursday. I J v» in a May 11 game. The game began with strong hit­ Ben Braiden was the winning ting, with Creekside notching 10 pitcher in the well-played and runs in the first two innings and Driftwood photo by Gail Sjuberg entertaining match between the 9 Chemainus with five in the firstan d ON YOUR MARK: Sailboat crews waited in Ganges Harbour Saturday morning for the starting gun and 10-year-old boys. six in the third. in the annual Round Salt Spring Island Race. Event details will appear in next week's Driftwood. • Creekside Realty's prep team Pitching and defensive play im­ of 13-year-old boys lost a 15-14 proved throughout the game.

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TOO CLOSE: Local boys - Salt Spring F.C. - are defeated FAMILY 5.35 48.15 FAMILY 99.00 by Lakehill team in a close 1-0 match. Soccer action could be seen all weekend as Salt Spring hosted the annual Eric ADULTS 2.50 22.50 ADULTS 69.00 Springfield Tourney. Full details will be available in next Week's DriftWOOd. Driftwood photo by Derrick Lunoy Free with Free with CHILDREN'S under 5 Adult Adult SENIORS 49.00 PLEASE NOTE: SSI Parks & Recreation Commission cannot be responsible Riders honoured for classes cancelled due to adverse weather (i.e. electrical storms) Denton Farms equestrian stu­ Nanaimo awarded the following to dents brought home many honours Salt Spring riders: from two recent horse shows in Randi Outerbridge on Tanny — SWIMMING LESSONS Duncan. one second, two thirds, one fifth; (All rates include GST) At the Cowichan Valley Pony Lyn Bedford on Kariad — a Club's April 26 show at Foxrun second, third, two fourths and two RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS RUN IN TWO WEEK SESSIONS, EACH SESSION CONSISTING OF TEN WEEKDAYS. Stables, judge Debbie Forbes from fifths; Jill Speed on Allie — a fourth and fifth; Hannah Roland on SESSIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: June 29-July 10 July 27-Aug. 7 July 13-24 August 10-21 'August 24-28 Mish — two firsts, one third, 'Tins is a one week session thai is 1/2 the regular cost This session is for kids to start or finish off badges. fourth, fifth and sixth; Monica Byron on Jo- Jo — a first, third, LEVEL DESCRIPTION fourth and two fifths; Andrew GOLF Tees YELLOW ($40.00—11:30-12:00 or 1:0O-1:30 or 1:30- GREY ($42.00—9:00-9:45) Water safety/hazards, Rainsford on Nechaco — two 2:00) Getting face wet. opening eyes, breath control, shallow and surface dives, front/back crawl & firsts, one second, two thirds, a entry/exit safe movement, front & back Hoat. front elementary back stroke for 50m, breast stroke, swim glide and lock. 300m. In the ladies 18-hole division the fourth and fifth; J.C. McDonald on T-Jay — a fourth, two fifths, one ORANGE ($40.00—11:00-11:30 or 11:30-12:00or WHITE ($42.00—9:00-9:45) Hypothermia, treading Rose Bowl qualifying round was 1:30-2:00) Jumping info chest deep water, breathing, water (5min.), sport safety, surface dives with event for the day. sixth and two reserves. surface support, rolling over, front & back swim, underwater swim, side stroke, swim 400m. Low gross winner was Jackie At the May 3 Cowichan Valley glides, continuous activity. Vibe, finishing with a 93, and low 4-H Horse Club show at Cowichan RED ($40.00—10:30-11:00 or 11:00-11:30 or 11:30- PARENT- TOT ($40.00—1:00-1:30) Introduce your 12:00 or ? ) Life jacket/PFD usage, front & back float child to swimming. net winner was Jean Cunningham Fair Grounds in Duncan, recovery, suface support in deep water, front & back Normal two week session. Preschool lesson for ages 3-5. with a net 70. Nanaimo's Tom Rose judged as swim, glides, continuous activity. The ladies in the nine-hole follows: SURVIVAL ($40.00—10:30-11 00 or 1:00-1:30Cold PRESCHOOL I ($40.00—2:00-2:30 or 2:30-3:00) division had 41 members teeing off Andrew Rainsford on Nechaco water survival, water entries, HELP (1 mm) huddle Enter/exit water, now bubbles, back float (assisted), for a low net and low gross com­ — one first, two seconds, two (1 mm), swimming with PFDrlite jacket 25m, front front kick. swim, back swim. petition. thirds, one fourth and two fifths; Low gross winner — who broke J.C. McDonald on T-Jay — a first, MAROON ($40.00—10:30-11:00 or 11:00-11:30 or PRESCHOOL II ($40.00—2:00-2:30 or 2:30-3:00) 1:30-2:00) Rescue breathing, rescuer's role, forward Safe movement through water front float (assisted), 50 for the first time — was Eileen two fourths, one fifth and a sixth; rote wearing PFD, front/back crawl. back float (assisted), front glide and kick, jump into Hunter. Low net went to Gerry Jill Speed on Allie — a second and chest deep water. BLUE ($42.00—9:45-10:30 or 12:15-1:00) Personal Layard. a sixth; Lyn Bedford on Kariad — assists, rescue breathing, front dive, treading water, PRESCHOOL III ($40.00—2:00-2:30 or 2:30-3:00) In the men's division, low gross two seconds, two fourths and one front & back crawl. Front float, front swim, back kick, breath control. winner with a 79 was M. Wheaton fifth; Hannah Roland on Mish — GREEN ($42.00—9:45-10:30 or 12:15-1:00) PRESCHOOL IV ($40.00—2:00-2:30 or 2:30-3:00) and the low net winner was H. two firsts, one second, third and Obstructed airways, stride entry, treading water (3 Back swim, kicking on back (5 min.), front crawl, PFD Doerksen with a 61. sixth. min.) elementary back stroke, arms only. - NOTICE - ISLAND FURNITURE will be closed next Wednesday & Thursday May 27 & 28 The management regrets any inconvenience this may cause. Please look for further details in next weeks Driftwood.

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LINERS: $5.25 for up to 15 words; 20 cents each additional word. Frequency discounts available on BIRTHS 05 COMING EVENTS 11 COMING EVENTS 11 request. Buy 2 weeks, get 1 free (private party ads only, CANADA FITWEEK activities: prepaid cash, M/C or visa.) Sorry, no refunds or changes. OPEN PIT FIRING May 24 "Mt. Bike Ride" 11:00 CAMP NARNIA SEMI DISPLAY: 8.98 per col. inch 1 point border, add a.m.meet at Spoke Folk. May WORKSHOP $2. Frequency discounts available. 25-29 "Low Impact Aerobics" WELCOMES YOU (history, theory, practical) in Centennial Park 12:15 - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY: Classifieds placed after OPEN HOUSE deadline, but not before Tuesday, will be published 12:45 May 27 "Evening with •Sat. May 23, 9-3 SUNDAY, MAY 24TH unclassified, but not proofread, subject to availability of the Birds" Meet at Centennial • Spindrift Resort Park 6:30 p.m. May 28 "U2 space. 15 words, $6.95, 30 cents each additional. • $25.00 11:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Can Canoe" meet at BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS: Run your ad in community • Bring a clay pieces(s)or Centennial Park 9:30 a.m. RESIDENTIAL SUMMER newspapers across the country or in the province of your Just come to learn May 30 "Hikes to Mt. Bruce, choice. Call us for details. CAMP PROGRAM Hope Hill area" meet at FOR CHILDREN Leah in labour the 12th, Instructor- DEADLINES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS; Monday at 2pm. Gave birth to a cute Drummond Park at 10:00 6-15 YEARS OLD. Too Late To Classify from 2pm Monday to noon Simon Henson dimpled elf, a.m. All activities are free of # Tuesday. To register •FARM •BEACH*FOREST Expecting a boy. charge. Additional details call She found to her joy, 537-4448. S.S.I. Parks & 537-9745 Operated by Camp Narnia A wee little girl in fine Recreation Commission. 21 Children's Society, a non INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS health! • DUKE & THE Ducktails are S.S.SCHOOL OF profit registered charity. Fiona LinUsey, back, how about you? Come SCULPTURE 21 Located at Burgoyne Bay 174 Moving & Storage 8 lb 14 oz. on old friends & fans put ANNOUNCEMENTS 177 Musical Services (Turn at bottom of Lee's Hill your dancin shoes on. May 180 Nurseries 81 follow signs.) 05 Births 183 Painting 21 29, Fulford Hall, prizes for 06 Deaths CLASSICAL 186 Paving/Driveways your look of the 50's. Tickets For information call 08 Cards of Thanks 187 Pets/Livestock CARDS OF THANKS 08 YOGA 10 Celebrations 189 Photography :%;:;v|:>:x:;|>:;::::::;v:':::V:::::vxo;:.::::V,::':;:::- at MixMasters. 21 653-4634 11 Coming Events 192 Picture Framing THANK YOU! To all our 21 14 Community Services 195 Plumbing & Heating NOTRE DAME Hounds CLASSES 17 Education friends who made our Residential Hockey School. 196 Printers 6 week series UlK'UIUIUUII 20 Engagements 197 Pressure Washing anniversary so memorable. Girls - one 1 week session 23 In Memoriam May 25 - July 6, 198 Property Maintenance Thank you for the lovely July 19 - 25. Boys four 1 Sense 26 Legals 200 Publishers 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. 29 Lost and Found cards and flowers, and many week sessions July 26 - 201 Property Management Free Introductory Skills for Creating 30 Marriages 202 Rentals thanks to all the helping August 22. Four hours of ice 32 Meetings 204 Resorts hands. We love you all. Class May 18th Outstanding Results in 34 Notices/Personal time daily. Graduates 207 Roofing Ronnie & Evelyn Lee. 21 Beginner - Intermediate Life & Work 35 Notices/Commercial 210 Secretarial Services include: Wendel Clark, Russ level with emphasis on 40 Personals 213 Sewing THE FAMILY of the late Fred Courtnall, Rod Brind'Amour, integration of breath, body • Clear Vision & Direction 42 Travel 216 Sheet Metal Gurney would like to thank Curtis Joseph. 1-(306) 732- 219 Shoe Repair and energy. Certified • Increased Commitment EMPLOYMENT 222 Signs everyone for their outpouring 2080 for details. B Ashtanga Yoga Instructor, • Competence & Confidence 50 Business Opportunities 226 Small Engine Service of love, support and friend­ Shannon Classen • Powerful Action Skills 51 Business Personals 227 Tile Setting ship during a difficult time. "TUNED AIR" 55 Help Wanted SALT SPRING CENTRE 231 Tree Service Thank you especially for the Free Information & consultation 60 Work Wanted 234 Towing Presents hugs, prayers, flowers, care, 355 Blackburn Road 237 Trucking Call meals, visits and baking ELEKTRA CALL 537-1177 BUSINESS SERVICES 240 TV & Radio Service 537-9522 100 Accounting 241 Vacuum Service given during Fred's illness. Canada's award winning Ask about our July Course for information 101 Airlines 242 Veterinarians And to those who sent flow­ Women's Choir 243 Water Analysis $30 fee donated to 102 Alarms ers, cards and contributed to Saturday, May 23rd. 103 Appliance Repair 244 Welding Orphanange fund. TENNIS 245 Windows 8:00 p.m. 21 105 Architects & Designers a charity in Fred's name, our Salt Spring Island Tennis 109 Autobody Repairs sincere appreciation. Special S.S. Elementary School MERCHANDISE Association 110 Automotive Repairs thanks to Dr. Jerry Nestman Tickets at e't cetera 112 Barbers & Beauty Services GULF ISLANDS 300 Antiques for his help throughout and ECKANKAR 114 Bed & Breakfast 302 Appliances $10 per person Z1 JUNIOR TENNIS to Pastor Trevor DeCasseres 115 Brick Works 304 Automotive TOURNAMENT AND 116 Bulk Fuels 305 Boats At Marine & his wife Joy for their sup­ ROCKIN' REGGAE Worship TEAM EVENT 117 Cameras 310 Building Supplies port and a beautiful service. 118 Carpenters 315 Cars & Trucks SPLASH The kindness of everyone Service June 6th and 7th 119 Catering Services 320 Clothing WITH at Portlock Park 122 Charters 325 Crafts has meant so much to all of DEAD HEAD COOL 125 Child Care 327 Equipment us. Bless you all. Our loss is Tournament Events 128 Chimney Cleaning 329 Farm Items great, our memories plenti­ Friday, May 22-8:00p.m. Girls under 14 as of Jan. 1/92 131 Cleaning Services 330 Food Products (June 6th and 7th) 133 Computers 335 Furniture ful. Mildred, Dennis, Sheila, Beaver Point Hall 134 Concrete 340 Garage Sales Maureen & families. 21 BENEFIT FOR BCSARDA Boys under 14 as of Jan. 1/92 137 Contractors 342 Garden Supplies Tickets $10.00 a» the door 21 (June 6th and 7th) 139 Courier Services 350 Misc. For Sale Girls 14- 18 (June 7th) 140 Day Care 355 Motorcycles COMING EVENTS 11 Boys 14- 18 (June 7th) 141 Decking 360 Musical instruments 142 Diving 365 Office Equipment TENNIS CLINIC with Neil L, Team Events 143 Draperies 370 Pets/Livestock v* TT (Sat. June 6th) 146Drywall Courts. Doubles strategy and SUNDAY 375 Recreational Vehicles I er Girls and Boys under 12 147 Education 377 Toys stroke improvement. $6.00 MAY 24th 148 Electrical 380 Free/Recyclables per person, maximum 18 as of Jan. 1/92 149 Engineers 385 Wanted Eoofsf 11:00 a.m. participants. Clinic is June Under 12 girls and boys who 150 Excavating COUAJTIiV Wt4TtK.IV 151 Eyeglasses REAL ESTATE 21, 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. School Board Office sign up for a team event will 152 Firewood 400 Appraisals Register at Portlock park, "Boardroom" be placed on a team having 153 Flooring 410 For Sale Parks & Recreation 154 Lower Ganges Road both beginners and 154 Florists 420 Financing Commission. Deadline May BANCE. intermediate players. The 156 Gardening/Landscaping 430 Land Surveyors Topic: events are based on the 157 Graphic Designers 440 Miscellaneous 29th. 22 FRIDAY MAY 29th 159 Glass 450 Mobile Homes The Law of development and practice of PRESENTATION ON "Special 160 Gravel Supply 460 Wanted BEAVER POINT HALL Reversed Effort" basic skills of individuals of 161 Health Care Needs" with Doug Nutting of 8:00 p.m. Beginners different levels of play. 162 Home Improvements RENTALS the Recreation Integration Lesson Facilitator: 163 Insurance 500 AptySuites Society. May 23 at the (2 Step and Line Dance) Ed Busbey Contact Donna Bompas 164 Lawyers 510 Commercial Space (537-9719) or 165 Locksmiths Community Centre. 1:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Dance! 520 Houses 653-4034 Betty Boyd (537-9702) 166 Marine Services 530 Shared Accommodation - 4:00 p.m. Everyone wel­ $8.00 at the door 168 Masonry ALL ARE WELCOME before Thursday, 535 Situations Wanted come. SSI Parks and (kids under 12 sit in free) 171 Misc. Services 540 Wanted 21 June 4th. Recreation Commission 537 For more info. 653-4395 22 Cost: $2.00 per event 23 -4448 21 TERMS PLUS 91 display or classified advertiser that OWNERS OF ANTIQUE or THE BAHAT COMMUNITY Classified advertising accepted on a the liability of the newapaper in the special interest vehicles are OF SALT SPRING ISLAND MIXED DOUBLES prepaid basis only. Visa a event of failure to publish an invited to join us in the Sea Invites you to Mastercard welcome. Driftwood advertisement or In the event that Capers parade June 13, 1992 Friday night discussions Tennis Tourney Publishing Ltd. reserved the right to errors occur in the publishing of any & Canada's 125th birthday Sun. May 24 classify ads under appropriate advertisement shall be limited to the parade on July 1, 1992. To headings and to set rates therefore amount paid by the advertiser for Choose partner, join the fun, attend the pre-parade barbe­ VHF RADIO and to determine page location. that portion of the advertising space Gimy handicaps. Round cue phone 537-9172 morn­ TELEPHONE occupied by the incorrect hem only Robin format. ings or evenings or 537-2643 Full, complete and sole copyright in any that there shall be no liability in All play full time. OPERATORS any advertising produced by any event beyond the amount paid and 653-4266 evenings. COURSE Driftwood Publishing Ltd. is vested for such advertisement. Driftwood Islands Castaways Car Club. Call Jack Fisher by (Mandatory for all in and belongs to Driftwood Publishing Ltd. cannot be 24 May 22nd. Publishing Ltd. No copyright responsible for errors after the first VHF operators) material may be reproduced In any day of publication of any S.S.I. Secondary School form without the prior written Need a new car? advertisement . Notice of errors in 537-2215 June 9, 10, 11 consent of Driftwood Publishing Ltd. the first week should Immediately be Check section 31 5 All claims and errors to To register call called to the attention of the Driftwood Classifieds Friday, May 22nd advertisements must be received by advertising department to be Aubrey Crocker the publisher within 30 days of the 7:30 p.m. corrected for the following edition. first publications, It is agreed by any BRAEHAVEN BUSINESS 537-4613 All advertising Is subject to the approval of the publisher. Next to Greenwoods SERVICES Fee $10.00 +GST All are welcome 21 Sponsored by S.S.I. Power Contract rates and Sail Squadron Gulf Islands ^ available 22 rs«*s aT%*ri>srl THIS SPACE .11 ¥„*tf 1-k ... Wednesday, May 20,1902 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A19 ANNOUNCEMENTS I ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS I ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING EVENTS 11 IEGALS 26 MEETINGS 32L ^iPJES/COMMERClAL 35 NOTICES/COMMERCIAL 35 JWCB/COMMERCIAL 35 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SAMMY'S RECYCLE - Call for FIRST YEAR APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION all recyclable, commercial OF CROWN LAND and residential waste dispos­ PRIMARY - FINE FOOD Take notice that E. Diane al needs and information. ADDITIONAL & Hales of 231 Scott Pt. Drive, Call 653-4458. tfn REGISTRATION CATERING •ysSSij?' occupation Retired Pharm­ I5LAMP/> TE.UC>T DATE by THE ROYAL acist, intends to make LYNN HUNTER MP application to the Ministry of CANADIAN LEGION IN FORMATION 208-771 Vernon Ave , Susan Lewis Crown Lands regional office If you have not yet Victoria, V8X 1A7 registered your child for 30 MAY 1992 in Victoria for license of NOTICE Telephone 363-0425 First Year Primary (for­ PROFESSIONAL CHEF Tim* 6:00 p.m occupation of land generally The Salt Spring Island Trust or Zenith 2022 merly Kindergarten) for situated S.W. side of Long Committee is meeting at 1:00 Return of Karaoke with Office Hours 10-4, Mon.-Fri. 1992-93, please do so on Call for the new season's Harbour (Salt Spring Island) p.m. on May 26th, 1992, in alt/odd/tfn Friday, May 22, 8:30 a.m. menu & complete Leanne Day room 1203, Grace Point (S.E. of ferry terminal) and to 4:30 p.m. at the School personal service For Members and Guests Square. Members of the more specifically described Board Office, Rainbow RR#4 Ganges Steak dinner available Public are welcome to attend DOC'S in a) Parcel Identifier 004- Road, Ganges. This will 22 and observe the proceedings. 537-1478 29 003-471, Lot 11, District Lot 1, WINDSHIELD cover all Saltspring North Salt Spring Island, An Agenda for the meeting Schools. Children born in COMMUNITY Cowichan District, Plan will be posted on May 22nd REPAIRS 1987 may start school in SOWiXES 14 16652. b) Commencing at at the Trust Office, the TOLL FREE PAGER September 1992. GULF ISLAND post planted 26' S.E. of most Building Inspector's Office northerly pin thence 128 ft. 1-977-2484 ACOA (Adult Children of and the Government Agent's 26 For further information call DENTURE CLINIC N.E.; thence 48 ft. S.E., Alcoholics) Meeting, is held Office. Barb Aust, 537-5548 (Upper Ganges Centre) thence 120 ft. S.W., thence 48 every Wednesday at 7:30pm SEASIDE KITCHEN 21 ft. N.W. The purpose for ISLANDS TRUST at the SS Community Centre. Open9a,m, - 10 p.m. •NOW OPEN* which the land is required is: P.O. BOX 840 Children of dysfunctional Tuesdays & Thursdays private moorage (proposed). GANGES, B.C. PHOENIX families, also very welcome.* 7 days a week VOS 1EO Signed E. Diane Hales, Dated RESERVATIONS SCHOOL NEW DENTURES, RELINES NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS May 12, 1992. ^ 537-9144 21 RECOMMENDED 1992-1993 AND REPAIRS meetings (for everyone who 537-2249 »«„,. RE: CHANGE OF NAME. Phoenix School operates as thinks they might have a drug Call collect for an Notice is hereby given that NOTICES /PERSONAL 34 a Parent Cooperative problem). Every Saturday appointment an application will be made Program under the aus­ 4:00pm to 5:30pm at the OWNERS OF ANTIQUE or 748-3843 to the Director of Vital pices of School District 64. Community Centre. For special interest vehicles are Statistics for a change of Our mandate is to serve the or 245-7222 further info, please call 537- invited to join us in the Sea 21-92 name, pursuant to the provi­ needs of those who have 1169. dn_ Capers parade June 13, 1992 sions of the 'Name Act" by been homeschooling their & Canada's 125th birthday A.A. SERVICES Me: - Cassandra Joanne elementary-aged children or parade on July 1, 1992. To Lum, RR # 1, Mountain View educating them in ways DELUXE A.A. Meetings attend the pre-parade barbe­ Dr, Compt. 22, Ganges. B.C., other than through atten­ CONTRACTING Salt Spring 537-2317 cue phone 537-9172 morn­ dance at district schools. If VOS 1E0, to change my name Now accepting consignment in Galiano 539-2235 or 5770 ings or evenings or 537-2643 you are interested in this NOW MANUFACTURING from; Lum, Cassandra, Equestrian Tack Pender 629-3312 and 653-4266 evenings. and apparel *' program and wish further cosy cedar self contained Joanne to Joss, Kasandra. Islands Castaways Car Club. information, please call cottages and storage sheds. A.A. Meetings Ladies Only English or Western Dated this 6th day of January 24 "Saddles, bridles, riding Barb Aust at the School Complete assembly and Thursday nights 8:00 p.m. A.D., 1992. Signed Cassandra jackets, boots, breeches, Board Office, 537-5548, delivery or Pre-fab. Please call 537-5794 or Lum. 2' chaps, halters, brushes." or at the Phoenix • Siding, Decking. S4S 537-1600 Turn that unused tack into S$$ School, 537-1156 21 29 "CLASSIFIED or rough ALANON/ALAI6EN iosTirouNoj • Specializing in heavy timbers up to 28' A program for family and FOUND - GLASSES on SPECIAL" • Log purchase friends of alcoholics. Monday, May 18th at Starting Thursday, May 14 YEAR 2000 • For all your cedar and For further information call FAST Centennial Park. Claim at for 3 weeks, APPROACH SINCE special lumber needs 537-2317 or 653-4288 or Driftwood. Call 537-9933. 21 FRIENDLY YEAR 1983 537-2646. REWARD: 2 DOGS lost/ the first 10 customers to 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. place a classified on Register now for 1992 - 93 FAMILIES OF Schizophrenics stolen? Isabella Point, 14 May SERVICE 653-2345 (Mill) Thursdays will be given a school year at the meet informally in homes for daytime, 1 border Collie X "Seniors' Lottery" ticket. Salt Spring Centre School mutual support and exchange (blk, wht., tan) 2yrs old, other 653-2387 (Shopbs 92 Vou'll have a chance to win WHEN YOU NEED TO Master teachers, visiting of information. Phone 537- Malamute-Shep. X (blk, wht, $50,000! CATCH THAT FERRY and resident artists, 9237 or 537-5264. * tan) 1 yr. old. Call John 653- Private party ads only environmental education... 4221. 23 DRESSINGS ARE free to to be placed in person. Sitlncy a quality education for a You are invited to attend an cancer patients by the Order (cash only) „ Rtf Pharmacy ltd. minimal fee EXHIBITION of the Eastern Star. Contact 32 (ask about our sliding scale) of Virginia Amorsen, 537-9105. * 2416 Beacon Ave., Sidney Call 537-9522 or CANCER SUPPORT Group 656-1168 22 537-2883 RECENT CERAMIC meeting. Wed. May 20th., for more information SCULPTURE 10:00 a.m. Croftonbrook ' HOSPITAL FOUNDATION meeting room. Topic medita- tion by Marilyn Dexter. 21 New contributors to Artcraft FURNITURE The aims and objectives of may pick-up information and the newly formed LADY The next joint meeting REFINISHING registration forms at DENYS JAMES MINTO GULF ISLANDS between the electoral area Morningside Crafts. Off the French Polishing HOSPITAL FOUNDATION director and the Salt Spring Waterfront Gallery and the Antique Repairs are to raise funds which Island Trust Committee will Trans Little Craft Gallery. 537-9456 «* will be used to expand and occur on Tuesday, May Or call SHOW enhance the delivery of 26th. 1992 from 10:00 a.m. Islands Elaine Potter 653-4239 GET THE JOB medical care by the to 12:00 a.m. in suite 1203, CONTINUES for more information. DRIVING SCHOOL Hospital to Gulf Island Grace Point Square. DONE RIGHT! Contributors may pick up LEARN TO DRIVE DEFENSIVELY residents, you can help the The public is welcome to Call WE DO IT ALL: UNTIL inventory sheets at the Foundation attain these attend and observe the SHEILA JOHNSON above locations. 22 goals by a gift of funds, proceedings. There will be Certified Driving Instructor WEDNESDAY real or personal property, an opportunity to ask 537-1113 ROTARY JET EXTRACTOR - memorial bequests, questions during the final MAY 27 For appointment & information • Carpet Cleaning (Steam twenty minutes of the NOTICES/COMMERCIAL 35 22 endowments, life insur­ Extraction & 3M ScotchgardTM) ance or securities. meeting. An agenda will be posted at the Islands Trust WANTED: FOR recycling/ CERAMIC • Upholstery Cleaning All donations will be office in Ganges 21 compost demonstrations 8 - PRESSURE WASHING recognized in the Hospital 10 ft. utility or flat bed trailer SCULPTURE Slippery sundecks, moss fWTSJTGALLERY and receipts for Income to rent or loan until July 31. From The Model removal from roofs Corner of South Ridge Road Tax purposes will be Call Sheila 537-4576. 21 and Beaver Point Road issued. Classes in figuration • Seal Coating WOMEN'S SOFTBALL every sculpture beginning Driveways 8i Parking Lots Fulford Harbour Wednesday at 6:00 p.m., WXTStOiUW is a non-profit, Please help YOUR Hospital Made to Look New - Protects Fulford Ball Park, starting June 2nd against oil, weather & salt artist-run space for so it can help YOU. May 13th on drop-in basis. Call Kathy Venter damage Contemporary Art LADY MINTO GULF Players should register prior Open on Weekdays 10-5, P.O. Box 307 ISLANDS AUXILIARY Residential and Commercial to May 31st for insurance 653-4711 23 For Reliable Janitorial Service Weekends 12-4 Ganges, B.C. GENERAL MEETING purposes. Call 537-5332 for Telephone: 653-4711 V0S1E0 537-5545 Monday, May 25, 1992 Call B. REYNOLDS MMMfe details. 22 21 at 2:00 p.m. off cbe 653-4201 ,fn United Church Hall A FUND HAS been set up at Visitors Welcome "The Fishery" for anyone UCATION 17 21 wishing to donate monies for O)ateRp20Qt GRACE POINT Burriii Bros. TRAIN TO manage an apart­ the senseless vandalized CONFERENCE ment/condominium building. LT SPRING ISLANQ) sinking of Dennis Peacock's gaiter® Carpels Many jobs available. Govern­ S£ CENTRE LOCAL GOVERNMENT commercial fishing boat. 21 Suelttncew&hndGmfti 85th ment licensed home study ^ certification course. Call for CLASSIFIEDS ... the recession is over ... ANNIVERSARY details - (604) 681-5456 or 1- OPTIONS lighten up with the glow of a SPECIAL! 800-665-8339. B r get results!! |S • T • U • P » Y| Stained Glass Lamp INMEM0RIAM 23 Wanna come to new works by 20% OFF MELANIE DICK a meeting Need a boat? All cleaning of carpet, THE BAHA'I COMMUNITY showing now Check section 305 area rugs & furniture of Driftwood Classifieds Mon.-Sat.. 10 -5 SALT SPRING ISLAND By the Post Office 537-4525 PC June 8, 9, & 10 mourns the passing of our Or invite us gquatP beloved brother PAY NO GST! Call 537-5533 Bahnun Samandari to yours? Ft lly appointed For appointments and executed in Tehran by the 21 The Local Government Confere nee/Meeting Room information 23 Iranian authorities for Options Committee is available by half day, day, or his loyalty to the available to meet with hourly rental. Accommodates Baha'i Faith interested groups or t roups to 30. BUSINESS March 18, 1992 individuals. 21 For reservations, phone SERVICES Written briefs welcome 537-2059 c/o Islands Trust S.P.C.A. Contract rates THIS SPACE Box 640, Ganges Salt Spring Island Branch Chairman; FOR INFORMATION CALL available RESERVED FOR David Borowman 537-2123 CLASSIFIEDS fall Toff nr riamaric Page A20 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20,1982

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PERSONALS 40 HELP WANTED 55 AIRLINES 101 CHIMNEY CLEANING 128 CONTRACTORS 137 ELJECTR1CAL 148 ADD A LITTLE spice! College WE NEED you to sell toys & /-vn Satisfaction ACCENT ELECTRIC room mates, Cindy, Wendy gifts for C & M Gifts. No LANCER LTD. and Lisa - have exciting per­ investment, no deliveries, no HflNNflS \cfj Services CONTRACTING ANDRE 537-2156 sonal photos of themselves collection. Call 1-(519) 258- filR SflLTSPRING LTD. GRAHAM 537-5378 for sale. For discreet info., 7905 or fax 1(510) 258 0707 CARPENTRY kW" write Spice Box 670--GB, RR3- 130Blain Road for free info. B Salt Spring Island 537-9359 PAINTING * COMMERCIAL Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. CRUISE LINE employment MOSS CONTROL Ganges, B.C. V0S 1E0 Toll Free in B.C. 1-800-665-2FLY * CUSTOM HOMES COMMITMENT IS THE PRICELESS Adults only please! B package. Types of jobs/how CHIMNEY SWEEPl * RENOVATIONS INGREDIENT! 36 92 TWICE DAILY SERVICE TO LOSE THOSE extra pounds to get those jobs/North CERTIFIED •ADDITIONS VANCOUVER AIRPORT America contact Direc­ and really enjoy summer AND HARBOUR IXCAWtm 150 with yummy Lifestyles cook­ tory/More! For details call - 1- TED BALDWINSON 653-4437 Call 537-2809 1293 Gerry Bourdin ies, the healthy replacement (604) 535-3539. B FROM TO DEP. ARR. LANCER meals for busy people. Need or office a good tonic? Take Intra the STUDENT REQUIRED as Ganges Vane. 7:30 8:15 653-4678 EXCAVATING cook's assistant at Camp Vane. Ganges 8:30 9:15 HOGAN botanical herbal blend with Ganges Vane. 4:30 Perry Booth BACKHOE SERVICES Narnia. A great place to 5:15 CHIMNEY the money back guarantee. Vane. Ganges 5:30 6 OO Perry Booth For information call 537-9989 work, must be experienced. SWEEPS or see me at the Ganges Apply by calling 653-4364. 21 Weekend service slightly 653-4678 w different times 537-2111 Saturday Market. 2J GANGES UNITED Church LA FORTUNE requires church secretary * Cleaning & "<*g**f DRIVING TO MONTREAL, THE AIRLINE OF THE Ken Byron part time effective 15 June. Repairs CONTRACTING leaving before May 25th, if ISLANDS Apply to Church, P.O. Box * Chimney LTD. interested in driving & shar­ THE REAL LOCAL ,.,, Installations LS; Excavating 330. Enquiries 537-5812 or ing gas, expenses. Call 537- AIRLINE! 537-5623 22 i\ j. "Journeyman Now available for your Septic Systems 5935, ask for Dominique. 21 v// Mason new home or addition. SEASIDE KITCHEN now hir- APPLIANCE REPAIR 103 ffh "Certified Waterlines TRAVEL 42 ing for summer employment, / aA Master Sweep FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING apply in person - 3 p.m. - 5 NEEDS CONTACT: Foundations COMING TO VANCOUVER? p.m. - or call to arrange inter- GEOFF'S CWE! Certified STEVE We have rates from $46.95 view. Call 537-2249. 22 APPLIANCE & 537-5345 • Retaining Walls daily. Weekly and monthly JANITOR SERVICE required REFRIGERATION gEANIHG SERVICES 131 Box 507 rates available. Blue Boy HAVE HOE... applicant must be bondable REPAIR Ganges, B.C. Motor Hotel. Call 1-800-663- and insured. For more info, PROMPT & RELIABLE ME & EWE WILL TRAVEL! 6715. Full hotel facilities, contact P. Curry, Bank of SERVICE casino, bowling. B JANITORIAL SERVICES 537-2882 Montreal, Ganges, B.C. Call Eatons & GE Warranty work 537-5524. 22 * Residential & Commercial '/Madfen BUSINESS Phone * Carpet 8t Upholstery , OPPORTUNITIES 50 WANTED; BABY sitter for 2 GEOFF LEASON Cleaned BRIAN DAWES children, Horel Road off "'SCOTCHGARD Construct/on OWNER-OPERATOR Stewart Rd. 537-1535 22 537-9243 YOU TOO can start your own * Windows 537-2946 AWES vinyl sundeck business. Full WEEDERS WANTED for large fmojCtd. > or part time, you decide. garden $6/Hr. also large $3,500 gets you all you need Litton Microwave for sale GULF ISLAND "Quality Homes EXCAVATING LTD. to enter this highly lucrative $100, Call 537-4319. 21 of Distinction" * Basements 3^ c^t WINDOW * Back filling industry, plus you get the PROFESSIONAL V T"J support of Canada's largest CLEANERS * Landscaping group of licensed dealers. 1- WORK WANTED 60 APPLIANCE m^L JANITOR SERVICE Box 441, Ganges, B.C. * Road building (6041-860-1200. B V0S 1E0 * Drainage REPAIR r/^fl • * Ponds COMING SOON to a T.V. GARDENER/HANDYMAN all 537-4383 Carpets Steam SERVING SALTSPRING * Hourly rates or contract garden maintenance, grass near you '80 channels" - FOR 31 YEARS cutting, weedeating, weed­ Cleaned Opportunity. Independent Telephone 537-2604 ,_ ing, rock work, fencing, etc. ARCHITECTS* * distributors and/or cus­ 537-5463 tomers. Product mini-satel­ Free estimates. Call Kev 537- DESIGNERS 105 We also offer lite dish and receiver, digital 1043 tfn CARPET GUARD L quality picture and sound, RELIABLE, MATURE worker, TREATMENT movies, sports, news. Robb Day, seeks yard/gar­ 537-9841 WALTER HUSER Phone/fax 1-(604) 274-2669. B den, chopping jobs. North of Phyllida LOOKING FOR business Ganges 537-1437 21 Drummond &SONS HEDGEHOG BULLDOZING 8t EXC. LTD. opportunity with unlimited YARD WORK; house cleaning ARCHITECTURAL 8< Construction Ltd. growth potential? We have CONCRETE 134 WE SHAPE THE ISLANDS services available, reliable. TECHNICAL DRAFTING Residential 8t Commercial the Company, products, mar­ Call Susan 653-2050. 22 Personalized service from Excavators - Gravel trucks ket and generous compensa­ 653-2031 «392 STUDENT WILL car wash at plans to completion Backhoes - Loaders - Gravel tion plan. Send S.A.S.E. BOX GULF COAST your place 537-4989 21 Crushed rock - Topsoil 5982, STATION "B", Victoria, MATERIALS 537-2385 Fill - Shale B.C.V8R 1H0. B NEED HELP with odd jobs? AUT0B0DY REPAIRS 109 Serving the Gulf Islands 537-5247 LAURIE A. HEDGER New garden shed? Fencing? PROFITABLE HOME BUSI­ Salt Spring, Galiano, Box 1389, Ganges, B.C. 537-9311 Yard clean up? Call 537-2272 NESS! Be financially inde­ Mayne, Penders Box 156, Ganges, B.C. between 5-6 p.m. 22 Like new again! V0S 1E0 JO^, pendent. Free details - EAU, DRAPERIES #407 - 430 Westview Street, ROTOTILLING $15/Hr. DON IRWIN'S 143 Coquitlam, B.C.V3K3W4. B 537-1491. 20 DO YOU have rock on your COLLISION & REPAIRS LTD. BACKHOE WANTED: MATURE person property? Channel Ridge? to share partnership in Maracaibo? Call me for free Desmond Crescent "READY MIX |SLANDEH©RAPERY WORK Cottage Craft Industry. Apply consultation on stone 8< 537-2513 2492 "WASHED GRAVEL QUICK SERVICE to Dept. "X" c/o Driftwood, I andscape design. Also "REINFORCED STEEL REASONABLE RATES P.O. Box, Ganges, B.C. V0S "BAGGED CEMENT Grace Point Square available for labour odd jobs. 537-1309 1E0 22 Messages Dave Cleall 537- AUTOMOTIVE "DRAIN TILE "Custom made draperies and fabrics. 9422. 22 "CONCRETE Find What You're REPAIRS 110 PRODUCTS "Horizontal & vertical LEA SIRR Looking For QUALITY WORK - reasonable "SCAFFOLDING RENTAL blinds. In The Classifieds! rates. Carpentry. Plumbing. * Rod and track. EXCAVATING Sundecks. Skylights. Ren­ Salt Spring Esso * Wallpaper. EMPLOYMENT ovations.Call Tom Mitchell COMPLETE 537-2611 653-4353. 22 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS RAINBOW ROAD YOUR WINDOW Box 456, Ganges, B.C. COVERING CENTRE HANDIMAN SERVICE renova­ HELP WANTED 55 tions. Expert advice and qual­ 537-5837 f CSSO) Batteries - Septic Fields ity work. Senior's discount. CONTRACTORS 137 GET PAID for reading books! ^^. |-^ Accessories - Building Excavations Call Peter Blackmore 537- Up to $100 per title. Books - Driveways 4382. tfn sent free. Write today. Free 537-4554 or 537-9300 D.A. SMITH - Ponds Report. Gateway Publico, LAKEVIEW GARDEN service - Mon. - Fri. 7:30am-7:00pm General Contracting Parallel - Sea Walls Dept. bci, #150-1857 West perennial garden design, Sat. 8am-7pm/Sun. 9am-6pm - Selective Clearing 4th, Vancouver, B.C. V6J decks, walkway, lawn care. LARGE OR SMALL JOBS 653-2079 Call Doug Robinson 537- Hind/ 1M4. B CONTRACT OR HOURLY 1 TAKE IT PERSONALLY" 5019. 22 CURLING CLUB manager * New Homes * Additions CARPENTERS 118 "Renovations * Framing inc. 5 wanted. Icemaking capabili­ MASON: FOR hire, dicora- PLEATED SHADES ties preferred. Over all tive brick chimneys, fire­ mmmmmmm CAROL WRIGHT. Framing 537-9036 SKYLIGHT BUNDS administration, maintenance, places, block concrete. Free EYEGLASSES 151 and finishing carpentry. after 5:30pm We carry the best names supervision of lounge, con­ estimate 8i consultation con­ Specializing in heritage and P.O. Box 1026, Ganges in window coverings: cession and icemaking. tact Tom at 1-245-5784 old house renovations. Call Kirsch, Levolor, Deadline May 30/92. Curling Ladysmith. 23 537-5982. n Shade-o-matic, etc. Club, Box 4292, Williams ANY ODD job I'M do it. Call By appointment please Lake, B.C. V2G 2V3. B Steve 653-4353. 23 Peter Melancon 537-2066 2093 CARING PRACTICAL nurse - Construction twenty years experience in Gulf Islands CONCRETE, FRAMING CUWmmmmmieBBOmnmM irjMMSl aS palliative, stroke, M.S. 8t DRYWAIL 146 Alzeimhers. Available for 3 FINISHING, RENOVATIONS Optical & ADDITIONS months. Call 537-1481. 21 Wed. - Fri. noon - 5:00pm =SrjfiLOOKING NEED A HANDYMAN? I can Saturday 10:00am - 2:00pm V?" Phone -ill fORA VCT-- do renovations, carpentry, 323 Lower Ganges Road „ fv NrW l! •fc" painting, plumbing, roofing, 653-4642 DRYWALL (Lancer Building) tjr~ yardwork, cleanup. Have RICHARD WEATHERAU. :-.-»! l° ' * 15 years experience -Z -23V j.,,, „„.i M -- chainsaw, truck and tools. (Optician) * Professional machine 537-2648 Office --"^^ E_ John 653-4254 anytime. 21 J. PROCTER taping 537-5294 Residence : * Textured ceilings SS MOBILE CAR WASH CONSTRUCTION r • zjii i i^-\*l * Priming Let me come to your home ... :-. _ _1 . .£ * * Free estimates and wash or detailyour car Need a boat? < NEW HOMES * Friendly service and truck with a Check section 305 RENOVATIONS THIS SPACE " V professional touch. ASK ABOUT DRYWALL . 4 ADDITIONS Guaranteed satisfaction ACCENTS RESERVED FOR CHfCK THt [MPtOYMlVT S/( lit >\ Driftwood DECKS Of THf CLAJSJFIFOS Call Darren 653-2315 DUANE LITTLE , ,, ' Call for free estimates YOUR AD Wednesday, May 20, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A21

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151 M1SC SERVICES »» m PICTUREFfWHING 192 WJOrTNG 207 BOATS & MARINE 305 : - •• MAYCOCKOPTICAL | ,SLAND AGGREGATES GULF ISLAND WE MAKE and repair boat top TOM PICTURE FRAMING ROOFING covers, plastic windows, VOLQUARDSEN chesterfield cushions, etc. WE HAVE YOUR Shake 'n' Shingle Box 385, * Quality Custom Framing Marguerite Taylor 537-1382 21 THE TRUSTED NAME FOR PET ROCK IN STOCK! RE-ROOF EYEWEAR FASHIONS AND Ganges, B.C. * Precut Frames & Mats |537-51188, V0S 1E0 NEW REPAIRS FREE! FREE! Free! 36" boat CONTACT LENSES. * Needlework All Aggregate Figureheads * Framing Kits to do complete with 6 cyl. diesel Architectural Carvings * Free Estimates engine. Must be hauled SIDNEY Products it yourself Handcarved Signs in Wood * 5 year Warranty away. Call 537-5845. 21 104 2376 Bevan Ave., Available * Shrink Wrapping * ARTIST DISCOUNTS •Could save $$$$! Sidney Centre 14 1/2 Ft. FIBERFORM run­ Mon - Fri. 9:30-4:30 655-1122 .. VISIT OUR QUARRY ON RON CALBERY about 35 H.P. Merc, with BURGOYNE BAY RD. CUSTOM ENGRAVING and "OLD MANSE' 537-2084 spare engine, trailer, $1,000. OR CALL: 1- carving - glass, mirrors, 112 Hereford Ave Serving the Gulf Islands 537-4629 22 (Next to drycleaners) wood, ceramics, metal, since 1981 24' FIBERFORM, COMMAND PRESTON FORD FIREWOOD 152 653-4243 kn ives, guns, tools, bats, Box 1187, Ganges bridge, excellent condition. FAX 853 2394 club, raquets. I.D. anti-theft 537-2369 «, KONIG AND SON Firewood. $6K recently spent on on personal items and mechanical replacements. Wanted: Firewood logs, will PLUMBING & compensate owner. Call 537- BUSINESS vehicles. Call 537-5600 21 TREE SERVICE 231 New top coverings... Std. up 9531. m HEATING 195 head, stove, ice box, sleeps SERVICES four comfortably. $13,500. Island Solid Fuel OLDE COUNTRY T. HEDGER 537-2081 after 6 p.m. 22 (Formerly Gippo Firewood) Contract rates UPHOLSTERY TREE 17" GALV. HIGHLINER boat FIR/ALDER available •DOMESTIC 'ANTIQUE* trailer new $1200. 653-2031 or MARINE UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 22 GUARANTEED CORD Call Jeff or Damans For All Your 537-4433 16' WELDED ALUMINUM 537-9933 * Danger tree Tt:: H&D CALDWELL 8:00-4:30 Mon - Fri.. Plumbing Needs herring skiff, trailer & 18 horse 33 vrs. experience „« removal 537-5380 „. Call... * Topping Merc, outboard. $3,000.00 INSURANCE 163 firm. 537-4706 Eve. 22 KONIG & SON SALT SPRING 'Lee the Plumber" * Custom Falling FIREWOOD * Brush chipping, clean up CERTIFIED BOAT builder - * Fully insured hull repair, masts, interiors. SEASONED Motor Vehicle GARBAGE Will advise prospective pur­ Serving Salt Spring Office chasers. Dean Sevold 653- 10 years COLLECTION • 24 How Emergency Service 537-4851 COMPETITIVE & RELIABLE INSURANCE SERVICE Tel: 537-1068 -We do all aspects of tree work 9483 21 S37-9531 20-93 ALL CLASSES HONEST OL'S OF INSURANCE New and old 537-2167 Construction CLASSIFIEDS Firewood Salt Spring get results!! GUARANTEED CORD Insurance RR#4, Fort Street, CI68 Cut, split and delivered Agencies Ganges, British Columbia Split cedar fence rails Business Services Canada V0S 1EO BUILDING 653-2305 (1972) Ltd. Contract Rates Available 28 (leave message) 2°-93 SUPPLIES 310 OFFICE HOURS: Call Jeff or Damans 9am - 4:30pm Mon. - Fri. 537 9933 FLOORING DOORS! WINDOWS! Interior issi 537-5527 and exterior wood, metal and MOVING & STORAGE 174 French doors, wood win­ FAX 537-9700 dows, skylights. More! Call Burritt Bros. P.O. Box 540, Ganges, B.C. HARBOURVIEW collect to Walker Door and SALT SPRING Window in Vancouver at TREE EXPERTS (604)266-1101. B Carpets MINI STORAGE Professional Tree Cure 85th DON'T PAY SAFE CONVENIENT * Pruning, thinning, shaping ANNIVERSARY ECONOMICAL * Dangerous tree removal Features: SALE YOUR CAR * Fully insured Windsor OR HOME * Electronic access Sunlight & view enhancement Carpet, vinyl 8i area rugs Plywood unti May 31st INSURANCE * Security Monitoring 320 Upper Ganges Rd * Safe knowledgeable tree * Climate controlled -are at OPEN 8am - 5pm Plus inventory clearance 537-4422 6 DAYS A WEEK specials ...without talking * One level loading * 7 affordable sizes 537-4929 for all your Village Market Centre to us first!! building needs. LEGALLY ZONED PROPERTY "Serving the 368 Lower Ganges Road All we ask is for an AND INSURED MAINTENANCE 198 Southern Locally owned and operated 537-5533 opportunity to quote. Gulf Islands" "WE PRIDE OURSELVES SAFER THAN ON SERVICE " ANY OLD BARD! J GULF ISLeinDS GARDENING/ Ganges...537-4542 537-9222 •V SEPTIC >o LANDSCAPING 156 YES. WE DO PERMITS 320 Upper Ganges Road SERVING TVE SOUTVERN GlAf ISLANDS AUTOMOTIVE 304 WINDSOR SEPTIC TANK PUMPOUTS GARDENS BEAUTIFUL - ENGINES REBUILT for cars & R.V. SANI-STATION Rainbow Rd., Ganges rototilling and garden/lawn trucks. 6 cyl. from $995, 8 maintenaiice/pruning/spraying/ PANTING 183 653-4013 _ Cyl. from $1095. 5 year or 537-5564 whipping/planting. Call 100,000 Km. limited warran­ 537-5565 Murray Reid 537-5501. «.» TOM PROPERTY ty. Bond mechanical 872- LANDSCAPE DESIGNER - VOLQUARDSEN 0641, 8 - 7 p.m., 7 days. Toll B.C. certified landscaper, 23 537-5188 MANAGEMENT 201 free 1-800-663-2521, Mon. -. WEST WIND yrs. experience (20 on Salt P.O. Box 385 Fri. B SUMMER TIME and the steal­ HARDWOOD INC Spring) 537-4346. 23 Ganges, B.C. CANADA ENGINES Ltd. LAWYERS 164 ing is easy! Why worry! Clearly Your Lumber Store V0S 1E0 Quality rebuilt engines: cars, Bondable house watcher WAYNE'S MAJOR I.C.B.C. and injury WALL PAPERING light trucks, 6 cylinder from 656-0848 available, RR #3, S-2, C-6, GARDENING claims. Joel A. Wener trial & PAINTING $995., 8 cylinder from $1095., Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0. 21 Garden & Lawn Maintenance lawyer for 24 years. Call col­ 5 year, 100,000 Km. ltd., war­ lect: (604) 736-5500. Contin­ Irrigation Systems PAINTING Salt Spring Property ranty. 7 days, (604) 580-1050, SIDNEY Rototilling gency fees available. Injured 1-800-665-3570. B. 10230 Bowerbank (Interior - Exterior) "No job too small" in B.C. only. B Management NANAIMO 653-9544 23/92 WALLPAPERING * RESIDENTIAL RENTALS * 4408 Boban Drive • MASONRY 168 * PROPERTY WATCH * MERCHANDISE MARY HUGHES WANT ADS 653-2336 PETER JACQUEST Philip Oakley NDLC LEWIS Box 1012, Ganges BOATS & MARINE 305 WORK WONDERS! 537 4529 *• MASONRY 20 FT DORY(1989) Cutty cabin, ^ COMPLETE Chimney & Fireplaces new Honda o/b in well, CARS& TRUCKS 315 LANDSCAPING Bricks & Blocks GULF ISLAND RENTALS 202 unsinkable, completely equipped and 1989 Road- PAINTING OKOTOKS COLLECTOR Car SERVICE Rob Warmenhoven runner trailer. $5,900 for both Auction. May 22 and 23. 200 537-2491 26 Interiors — Exteriors 653-9412. 22 537-2234 or 537-4705 special cars. Examples: 28 Specializing in Landscaping RAINBOW Gord Scott (r5w 9 8 HP Merc, outboard. Model A, 23 Bucket T, 26 for new homes BLUE DIAMOND RENTALS LTD. S.Shaft. Good condition. $400, 1 ALL ASPECTS OF WRE 537-2524 *i Franklin, 30 Olds., 40 Ford, 55 STONEWORKS Nomad, 62 T Bird, 62 Sprite, LANDSCAPING OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 17' FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT Mon- Fri. 7:30-5:30 p.m. 930 Turbo, 67 Corvette, 56 T Including: For all your stone projects with 110 H.P. Johnson & 4.5 Rockwork, lawns/shrubs and Saturday, 9:00am-4:00 p.m. Bird. Indoors Triplex. Phone Please call for free estimate PHOTOGRAPHY 189 Merc. $5,800. 537-5961 trees, irrigation systems, Sundays and Holidays 1-(403) 938-4139 9 a.m. - 4 Evenings 22 professional designs, fruit 537-5119 Eves. 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. p.m. please. B tree pruning 26 Equipment rental 1987 SUBARU 4 WD Wagon :FFECTiVE' sales & service WANTADS 5 speed, white, low mileage, FULLY QUALIFIED Need a boat? immaculate/non-smoker driv­ Your island representatives for WORK WONDERS! 537-9034 Check section 305 EXPOSURE en, excellent condition, reli­ TORO, SHINDAIWA, Driftwood Classifieds CAMERA REPAIR able transportation. For KUBOTA SIKKENS PAINTS, $7500 it's yours! Call 683- 159 BEAM BUILT-IN VACUUMS Need a new car? TORR & ROBIN McLEAN 1291 days, 985-5020 eves - EXIDE BATTERIES Check section 315 . 537-5674 ,,, HYDRAULIC HOSES Walter. B AND FITTINGS Driftwood Baying VOICEMAIL Seniors' # * * • Lottery BUSINESS RENT-A-TRUCK ttffismvfo tickets helps SERVICES or SCOOTERS seniors' * * » # projects 8am - 4:30pm throughout B.C A FULL SERVICE Contract rates RESERVE AHEAD GLASS SHOP S37 2»77 I mm available >u 537 raw 1 mswi Call for a 364 Lower Ganges Road FREE ESTIMATE Call Jeff or Damaris /M .... *-. Z-\/fc*\ Page A22 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 20,1992

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(JARS A. TRUCKS 315 CRAFTS 325 GARDEN SUPPLIES 342 MISC FOR SALE 350 MISC FOR SALE 350 RECREATIONAL

83 VOLVO - 4 DR., Automatic, CRAFT SUPPLIES for all your MULCH AND bedding straw. HANDLE STRESS. Gain con­ ftHICLES 375 ps, pb, pi, navy blue, trailer crafting needs. Send $4 for $5.00 per bale. Quantity dis­ trol over the re-active mind! hitch, $4,500 or will trade for our 100 page 1992 crafts cat­ count. Delivery negotiable It starts with this book FRASER'S 1979 TRAVELAIRE, 13 Foot 4 wheel drive p/u truck in alogue. Unicorn Crafts, Unit 653-4800. 23 Dianetics: The Modem trailer, fridge, stove, furnace, THIMBLE FARMS tiolet, awning. Excellent con- good condition. Call 537- 20, 337- 18B Essendene Ave., GARDEN NET small mesh Science of Mental Health by 2740 after 5:00 p.m. 23 Dept. AB, Abbotsford, B.C. L. Ron Hubbard. $7.50. To dition $4200. 653-9209 21 herring seine net to keep the 175 Arbutus V2S 2G9. B order call 1(604) 681-0318. 73 TOYOTA COROLLA stn. birds and deer out long last­ 537-5788 1967 TRAVELAIRE SELF con­ Visa/MC accepted. Hubbard wgn., frame broken, good ing also good for back yard 7 DAYS A WEEK tained, good condition. Call EQUIPMENT 327 Dianetics Foundation, 401 engine, trans., etc. mobile driving ranges. 537-4560 22 10am-4:30pm 537-5019. 22 $75. Call 653-2342. 21^ West Hastings Street, BACKHOES 2 & 4 W.D., 950, 2V PROWLER TRAVEL trail­ 1986 CHRYSLER CONVERT­ Vancouver, V6B 1L5. B 960, loaders, 18" x 36" Buying er, 3-way fridge, stove, oven, IBLE, estate sale $9,000 OBO. jaw crusher, dump trucks 91 DELUXE TORO electric WE GIVE furnace, bathroom w/shower, Call 537-4047. 23 Seniors' and pups, 455 case loader, start 21", self propelled, rear PERSONALIZED SERVICE $2500,653-2398. 22 1975 DODGE DART in good water truck, excavators, and Lottery bag mower with separate •••• 1967 AIRSTREAM TRAILER condition, no reasonable more equipment not listed. tickets chute, battery charger & 5 SUN DIALS as is $4300 OBO, call 224- offer refused. Call 537-9566. Call Vic 493-6791. B helps year warranty $695; 46* 10 models to 1210 (collect); 1967 Ford 3/4 23 seniors' round teak table with 1 1/2' choose from ton $650 OBO, call Richard 1966 FORD RANCHERO with FOODPRODUCTS 330 solid top, pedestal foot, 2 - projects Murakami 537-2239 (for truck canopy & extras; 1971 Crown 20" leaves & 4 teak chairs • We have a full selection of throughout B.C. only). 23 S/W Toyota & extras; CB set FEEL TIRED, run down? $695; Electrolux AP 280 vacu­ flower & vegetable bedding plants & home base. Call 537-5744. Energize yourself with Intra, um cleaner with power head, TRIANGLE R.V. CENTRE 23 a nutritious blend of fruit all attachments & bags $175; • Impatiens, tomatoes, and offers excellent highway juice and herbs, exclusively zinnias are ready to go exposure for your consign­ 89 CALVALIER - 2 DR. - P.S., 91 spacemaker 400 S formulated for and distribut­ ment vehicle. Also parts, ser­ P.B., - 4 cyl., 5 speed std. - tilt propane bar-b-que with SS • Can't find seeds? Our seed ed by Lifestyles Canada. 10% vice, propane, sani-station, - A.M/F.M. stereo tape deck, side burner & tank used rack is full of flower & off until June 10th. Phone and 24 hour car and R.V. 41,000 km, excellent condi­ twice $149. Call 653-4113. 23 vegetable seeds 537-4880 or 537-2994. 23 wash. Vancouver Island's tion. "Family grew" car did­ GARAGE SWING up door, Geranium baskets in bloom only complete R.V. centre. n't! Asking $6300 OBO. Call inspect in place, 6'6" x 8' $10.95 each Triangle Homes Ltd., Sidney. 537-9893, page 1-978-5841 - wide $100. Call 537-2866. 21 -HELP RECYCLE- FRESH Your first R.V. centre off the pager No. 2701. 21 FREE! FREE! Free! 36" boat Bring your empty pots and ferry. 656-1122 DL5916 16-93 MISC FOR SALE 350 complete with 6 cyl. diesel containers for us to reuse. 1973 FORD 3/4 ton P.U. 4 PRAWNS engine. Must be hauled 1973 VANGUARD 20.5 ft., 2 - wheel drive, crew cab, runs Call 537-9327 COMPUTERS. IBM compati­ axle trailer on Saturna. away. Call 537-5845. 21 well. $1,200 653-4065 21 To Order bles and accessories, Propane stove/oven, furnace, 1982 AUDI 5000, automatic, 21 Macintosh accessories, MULCH ANO bedding'straw water heater, shower, elec. software, printers, displays, luxury car. Sunroof, good '$5 per bale. Quantity dis­ fridge, excellent cond. $3,500 prompt local service in our fully count,' delivery negotiable. condition. $3000 537-4859, equipped facility, besktop OBO. Call 1-224-3693 (Van­ (leave message). 23 publishing and laser printing Call 653-4800. 23 couver). 23 1978 CHRYSLER LEBARON ^rvV^ from IBM and Mac disks, image CAMPER FOR import sized Vf^ scanning. Call for free truck sleeps 4, sink, furnace, FREE 380 new transm. tires & brakes, > ias f y consultation. Tribal Drum air conditioning, leather inte­ r^LsL r>< fridge, best offer to $750. Call Communications, 911 Beaver 653-4234. 2J WE HAVE free used carpet rior good cond. $1,000. 537- Point Road. 653-4720. «n for...lining ponds, cat scratch­ 9929 21 /ALWAYS GUN BARGAINS: Save up to S^rf? JARI SCYCLE mower $150; THIS SPACE ing posts, garden paths or 77 vfi ' \ *V^v 40% on some items! The 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY, 1 J SOME­ Hoover mini washer-spin RESERVED FOR Burritt Bros. Carpets 537- owner, low miles, power GunRunner is a monthly 5533. 22 THING dryer. Speed Queen dryer, newspaper devoted exclu­ everything $800 OBO call / \ • hC3s, YOUR AD ' • Y • v C FRESH clean 100 gal. tank. 1930's sively to the sale, purchase USUABLE HOUSES, barns, Ritchie 537-5692 after 6:00.22 AT pin ball machine. Offers 537- and trade of modern and sheds, removeable whole or 1976 DODGE CLUBCAB 4346. 21 antique firearms and acces­ easily removed. Usable THE MOTORCYCLES 355 building materials Will haul canopy, boat-rack, 318 sories. $23 per year or $2 40 LB. RAIL, ideal for boat away for free. Call 537-4487. motor, trailer package. \"r. . I MOBILE sample copy. The Gun­ ramps, overhead rail for NEW YAMAHA 50 cc. grey __ lfn_ $1,200. OBO 537-2611 or 246- X*'- / MARKET Runner Newspaper, Box chain blocks & wheels etc. and blue scooter. Must see WANTED ARTICLES that can 9672 21 565B, Lethbridge, AB, T1J Open Monday to Saturday Call 1-642.3688. 22 $1,500 537-5600. 22 be sold at Lion's garage sale. 1983 TOYOTA Tercel 4 WD 3Z4. B Call 537-2360. Thank you. Z3 KITCHEN AID dishwasher CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE station wagon. Clean and CRIHEKGIipi^^: on McPhilhps AIR TO AIR after coolers are FREE: ONE - gallon glass bot­ portable , in good condition, owners and enthusiasts are rebulldable. Tony's Radiator tles - for making wine, juice good condition. $3,200. Eve. offers considered 537-2925. invited to Salt Spring Island, rebuilds Kenworth, White etc. have approx. 24, continu- 653-9478 21_ 22 2nd. Annual "May Day" ride. IN CELEBRATION Western Star and Peterbuilt ous supply. Call 537-9149. 21 BRAND NEW Stuart crystal, 8 Meet at Tides Inn restaurant, 'SOUTHEND SPECIAL" 1978 OF OUR $485, 6 month warranty 1- FREE! FREE! Free! 36" boat wine, 8 sherry, plus 21 used Ganges. Sunday. May 24 at Toyota 2 door runs, good complete with 6 cyl. diesel ANNIVERSARY glasses $325; 22 mixed glass­ (604) 392-7774. B 11:00 a.m. for coffee/brunch. engine. Must be hauled mileage etc. Best offer takes WE ARE OFFERING es $60; lace graduation gown PADDLE BOAT, roller skates. Ride to follow. 21 away. Call 537-5845. 21 it away! Call eves, ro leave $60; custom made queensize Hanson ski boots, 15' kayak, message anytime 537-5761 21 1 0% OFF bedspread and drapes $175; car-top rack, green machine MUSICAL hedge-cutter/auger/trimmer, WANTED 385 1981 LADA -RADIAL tires, Limoge - 6 place settings all food items 2000 lb. 12 v. marine winch, INSTRUMENTS 360 i runs well, easy on gas $800 $225; with fruit nappies & WANTED ARTICLES that can (except dairy products) 2 new 10 ply 8 - 14.5 nylon obo. Driven daily. Call 653- soup 537-4665. 21 WANTED; SAXOPHONE - E tires, 100 lb. propane tank, be sold at Lions garage sale, 4513. 21 Wed., May 20 to 3' x 5' OFFICE DESK, excel­ T.V. aerial, all-channel, flat Alto. Call 537-1261. ?? call 537-2360, thank you. 23 1982 MAZDA PICK-UP, clean, Sat. May 23 lent cond. $185, 537-5105. 22 Grundig satellite 2000 short­ OLDER STYLE piano $950. DRESSMAKER'S FORM or new tires, new battery, 5 BRAND NEW Stuart crystal, 8 wave radio, colour T.V. cabi­ Call 653-9248. 21 tailor's dummy. Call 653- speed $2595. Call 537-2374. wine, 8 sherry $325; 22 net, precision metal bench 9360. J3 22 gfetutbwort§ mixed glasses $60; lace grad­ lathe. Call 537-5744. 23 PETS/UVESTOCK 370 SLIDES OF SCENES and peo­ uation gown $60; custom ple depicting Canadian 1985 NISSAN 4x4 KINGCAB PROPANE FORCED air fur­ WANTED GENTLE horse, 15 provinces needed by Salt truck silver-grey, 5 speed, Natural Foods Market made queensize bedspread nace (140.000BTU) 8t misc H.H. approx. for non-compet­ Spring Cinema to show at 90,000 km., ps, pb, tilt steer­ Foot of Ganges Hill and drapes $175; Limoge - 6 items for sale. You haul itive riding by teenage girls. their Canadian film festival. ing, deluxe interior, Dunlop 537-2325 place settings $225; with fruit away, offers welcome. Call Call 537-1771. 22 Please submit before June tires on 1988 Toyota alu­ nappies & soup. 537-4665 21 537-1470/537-2777. 21^ 21 20th. Good care given. minum rims, Pioneer tape BERNINA SEWING machine, LLAMA SALb (Legacy Classic RABBIT BREEDING cages $35 Please call Louise at 537- deck. Must be seen $6,800 ladies complete quality golf Llama Sale V) 56 Llamas each; Pekin ducks, and duck­ 2928 or drop off pictures at Call 537-2089. 21 Need a new car? set 8i cart. 653-4504 21 being sold by auction June 6, lings; baby seat for bicycle the Cinema. 21 Check section 31 5 1992, 2 p.m. Westerner 1988 CHEVY CAVALIER 8' SEVYLOR INFLATIBLE $15; changing table $20; gold Driftwood Classifieds Exposition Fairgrounds, Red excellent condition only dinghy c/w oars, seat 8t velvet curtains 80'x76" $100; Deer, AB. Call 1(403) 346- 51,000km, new tires, new pump. Excellent condition. rocking horse $40; fancy pair BUSINESS 3148 for details.. B exhaust, new brakes, price $225. 537-5858 21_ of budgies $40. Call 537- SERVICES $6,000. Call 537-9920 22 4155. 22 BABY DUCKS & chicks for PLASTIC TANKS for water and 1979 PONTIAC ACADIAN OSBURN AIRTIGHT wood sale & finches with a cage . Contract rates 89,000 km. No rust $700 OBO waste water. Direct from heater, C.S.A approved, Call 537-1069. 22 available Call 653-4248 22 manufacturer. 400-16,000 U.S. excellent shape $250. Please Call Jeff or Damans 1972 JEEP WAGONEER auto­ Gal. Ph. Bill 1-574-3739 31 call 537-2703. 24 BOW WOW & matic trans. 4x4, suitable for 12' ARKASAS TRAILER for­ 537-9933 TRACTOR FOR hire - front COMPANY towing trailers, $3500 OBO ward controls $200; axle end loader, rototiller, back- Accepting on consignment 537-2828 or 537-9414. 22 wheels and tires, new reach FURNITURE 335 blade, efficient friendly ser­ used equestrian tack rails and frame for trailer vice, $35/Hr. Mess. 537-9211 & riding apparel. REAL ESTATE $100; used excellent condi­ DINETTE SUITE, oval table & 21^ tion weed-eater $150, Call 537-4676 21 THIS SPACE 4 chairs, white laminate - like LARGE PINE Canadiana 537-5778 or 537-4344. 21 hutch $750.; short length FOR SALE 410 new. 537-9738 21 EXCLUSIVE SHEEPSKIN RESERVED FOR mink coat, like new $800. products. Car seat covers, CLASSIFIEDS WATER FRONT home!! for YOUR AD 537-4950 21 GARAGE SALES 340 rugs, slippers, baby's lamb­ get results!! only $269,500 modest three AMPLIFIER ROLLAND cube skin etc. Mail order any­ bedroom home, car port plus THE GULF ISLANDS Shrine 60, $300 OBO. Call 537-4610. where. 30 day money-back two car garage/workshop, Club will pick up donations tfn guarantee, free catalogue. lawn gently slopes down to a anytime, and store for Spring HOBART 300 AMP arc Call: Shear Comfort toll-free walk on beach, quiet area. amsimn and Fall garage sales. Pnone welder, mounted on custom For information on this or Nels Vodden, 537-5690, Bob 1-800-663-7750 B other properties on Salt Morgan, 537-9843, Ken Long trailer, with workbench, vise, and bottle racks, 200' of Spring call Patrick Akerman 537 2567. zij« Estate Liquidation RE/MAX Realty 537-9977 or cable, $3,500 OBO Call 537- Lots of small stuff & older SAT. MAY 23, 9-12, 261 Lang 2877. tfn furniture prices. Clearing on 653-4352. 2J Rd. Baby strollers, car & bike TWO 1959 MG Magnettes parking lot at low prices. KITCHEN AID dishwasher , seats, toys, beer 8i wine mak­ one for restoration with MGB BUY & SAVE portable. In good condition, ing supplies, exercise equip­ engine, one for parts $1,000 9818 4th Street offers considered, 537-2925. ment and more good stuff. OBO; 18 speed mountain Sidney 22^ No early birds! 22 bike $165: weight set with FOR SALE by owner. 5 acre SUNDAY, MAY 24th, 11:00 - bench $90. Call 537-2396. 21 spectacular oceanview lot. 4:00 multi family garage sale. Sewing machines, lawn Need a boat? $89,900 No G.ST. Ph 1-748- Household items, jewellery, mowers, tools, hardware, 8672 or 583-6257 26 Check section 305 furniture, jewellery & lots of BUY A CLASSIFIED FOR 2 drapes, desks, typewriters, PROPERTIES TO be sold for good mens 8i womens' cloth- WEEKS AND GET THE unpaid taxes. Crown land CHECK DIE EMPIOYMEN1 SECTION suitcases, etc. etc. Pre- - -i 1 iff! M„»»K«. I ««« THIRD WEEK FOR FREE! r*ri fi. ,|oq,inn nrtiAi at Driftwood availability. For information Wednesday. May 20.1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A23 REAL ESTATE RENTALS RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ITO O LATE TO CLASSIFY COMMERCIAL 5 ACRE FORESTED lot, 2 ROTOTILLING - $15 per hour. FOR SALE 410 WANTED 540 DEATHS 06 miles from Ganges, (near Call 537-1491 - Chris. 21 SPACE Maricaibo) priced to sell at FORECLOSED &. REPOS- 510 FOR RENT: Mobile home, pri­ TEACHER SEEKS housesit- OLDROYD, Gordon Lewis $68,900. Call 537-5056. 21 vate lot, partially furnished, ESSED properties. Going SPACIOUS COMFORTABLE ting situation or reasonable Fell, on May 15th; a loving QUEEN SIZE bed and box $450/month plus hydro or once, going twice... For office, for rent. Excellent accommodation June on­ man who leaves his wife spring mattres. Two years $200 weekly. Call Brian 537- information write: A-REO parking, good location. Call COMM., #3-20306, Dewdney wards. N/S, excellent care of Margaret and his family: old. Excellent condition. $275 537-2468-537-2132. 24 5084. 21 Trunk Rd., Maple Ridge, B.C. premises. 537-1441 21 Timothy, Jonathan, Evelyn, what a steal! Call 537-4650. FOR RENT: 450 sq. ft. studio Matthew and Rupert who V2X3E2 B QUALITY COMMERCIAL SPACE WANTED TO RENT for July - 22 or shop space or heated dry remember him with love and now available waterfront cottage, 1-2 brs. FREE DEMO - Sea Otter storage, 1 mile from Ganges, THOMPSON RIVER Estates. pride. He also leaves his sis­ Oceanside at Fulford Marine deck, n/s, no children or pets kayaking, St. Mary Lake B.C. $250/month. Call 537- Valley view lots. 3/4 8t 1 acre ter Marjorie, in Wales. UNIT #1 - Office 1-732-5541 21^ access 6:00 - 8:30. Rentals, 9314. 21 lots, 5 & 10 acre lots. 1 only 5 Gordon was born and lived acre lot on the Thompson UNIT #2 - Retail space instruction, tours, ladies and offices, or combine both- WANTED: LARGE family home in Vancouver. He was a for­ men's night, parent/child, River 30 Min. west of Dr Roland Graham 537-4678 reception desk included mer captain and honourary company, at group rates. Kamloops on the TCH#1. Call 22 lifetime member of the Point Would be ideal for much Sunset Paddles. Call 537- collect 1(604)373-2282 B Grey Golf and Country Club. needed Medical-Dental Clinic RESPONSIBLE SMALL family 5678. 21 MUST SEE to appreciate. 5 UNIT #3 - Workshop He retired to Salt Spring seeks 2 Br. house or suite by WATER STORAGE tanks - acre lots. Secluded yet close UNIT #4 - Retail sales Island in 1981 where he Sept 1st., long term only get yours now. Info, call 537- to twon. To view or for more For information call please. Excellent references helped found the Island information 537-5056 21 Stream and Salmon 9242. 21 HOW available. Phone Gail 1-539- 653-4424 Enhancement Society, serv­ GIANT GARAGE sale. Sat. 5295 or 1-539-5964. 22 BOATERS - RARE com­ evenings - ing it devotedly until his May 23, 161 Charlesworth, bination of waterfront and TWO TEACHERS, two chil­ death. There will be no ser­ starts 9:00 until 2:00 p.m. 21 TO BE A 537 4376 lfn sheltered moorage. 1.43 dren require house - 3 br. vice, at his request 21 ANTIQUE OAK wardrobe, treed acres. North End. plus. Long term. Prefer priva­ electric stove and a room full cy and/or acreage. Call 537- Cleared building site with of W.H.Y. 653-4174. Moving LOCAL 4509. 22 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY water, septic in, hydro at ADVERTISING DOESN'T sale continues, more boxes COST, IT PAYS! I DAGMAR IS LOOKING for a road. Live in nearly new WANTED a HOME for Jody, unpacked. We can't take it home to rent, 2 bedroom, HERO auxilliary cabin while you well behaved female with us. Bargains - Sat. May with appliances, prefer build/boat/swim/fish/relax. labrador, 8 years old, spayed. 23, 9:00 a.m. across from Ganges area, $500 per By owner $265,000 (604) 980- HOUSES Good with children, needs Fulford Fire Hall. 21 520 month, please call 537-2741. 9785 21 lots of room. Veterinarian (OR SALE - upright freezer 22 record can be provided. Her $200; Kitchenaid dishwasher New private 2 bedroom VICiNITY HOSPITAL! Chamn- RESPECTABLE EMPLOYED owner is moving off island. $200; two antique dining oceanview on acreage, fully ing 3 BR bungalow. Large LR individuals seeking accom­ Call 537-2097. 22 room tables with chairs $650 self contained. with FP insert, wall-to-wall. modation. Please call John or and $950. Call 537-1458. 21 All linens/kitchen wares 81 DATSUN-210, 2DR., auto­ Attached garage. 1/2 acre. On Danielle 653-4182 eves. 23 supplied, 5 appliances, matic, excellent condition, FOR SALE: 1981 Nissan 200 sewer. Financing available to TEACHER REQUIRES hide­ $450/week. very reliable, $2,200 OBO. SX, brown, sunroof, AM/FM qualified buyer. - $129,000 away to write June - Sept. 537-9318 Call 653-4367. . 22 cassette, 2 dr., 190,000 Km. 537-4084 21 23 Reasonable. Rustic O.K. Call. 537-5396. 21^ HELP WANTED. Part-time $900 OBO. Call 537-2018. 21 PRIVATE SALE; Townhouse, "HOLIDAY ON Salt Spring- housekeeper, must be able to GARAGE SALE: May 21,22 & LONG-TERM; 2 br. cottage or work weekends & during 1 year old beautifully decorated Executive two bedroom 23, 100 Lower Ganges Rd. 21 house, single reliable tenant, summer. Apply Cusheon townhouse, 1 bd rm with 3 pc waterfront townhome sup­ EVA'S TRAVEL Tip - Cruise to $600 for June 1st. Call 383- Lake Resort. Call 537-9629. 21 BE PICKY ensuite, 2nd bd im/den, 4 pc erbly furnished. Fully aboard a 82 - passenger ship equipped. For mature non­ 2988 collect. 21 TO RENT - country house 6V Don't fed overwhelmed by bath, 1/d rm, kitch, solarium fin. nearly 1000 miles up and COUPLE SEEKING 2 br. cabin all the good causes rh.u ask for smoking adults, no pets, garden near beach golf 8» vil­ down the Columbia and garage with auto opener, 5 donations. Local Heroes know sleeps 4, $800/week. For info. or house on S.S.I., refer­ lage. July 16 - Aug. 20, Snake Rivers between appliances, beam vac, Call 204-256-5228. tfn ences, no pets, will do main­ $1,900 or $600 p.w. Call 537- that it's okay to be picky. skylights, fitted closets, Portland, Oregon and Lew- Review the causes YOU already tenance. Call 537-2364 after 5066. 22 iston on the Idaho/ custom; mini blinds, w/w, AVAILABLE END June 3 - bed support and be sure that vour 6:00 p.m. 23 1984 DODGE RAM mini van Washington border. You will experience with each of them hrdwd.entry. Very private, 5 ocean view house Walker Hook area $650, P.M. 753- WANTED PRIVATE space R. side windows 8t bench pass through a series of eight is rewarding. min. to town, stores, super­ 4627 22 with electricity (room, office, seat., 70,000 Km., Alpine locks and dams to a total of Then think about other issues market, hospital, marina. garage, cabin, other?) 75 sq. stereo, $4,900. Call 537-5066. YOU fed are critical to vou and ACCOMMODATION, DAILY, 738 feet of elevation. $140,000, no G.S.T. No agents ft. 6\ up. Under $200/mo. \ our cotnmumtY weekly, fully equipped. Close 22 Experience the rocky coast­ please. 537-4912 21 and/or work exchange. RR Now look for organizations to beach and Ganges. FOR SALE: Kitchen cup­ line, the arid region and the #3, S2, C6, Ganges, B.C.. V0S that work in these areas and 5 SEA VIEW acres by owner. Reasonble rates. Message boards complete. $850. rugged mountains of the 1E0. 22 rind out all vou can abourwhat Excellent sea view and sunny 537-9211. 21 Satellite dish, $800. Call 537- Cascades. Let us make your thc> do. SW exposure. Quiet friendly 5522. 22 booking. Eva Travel, Located The more invoked vou FURNISHED ROOM with THIS SPACE neighbourhood. Nicely parked FOR SALE: 15 ft. Triple E in Creekhouse, 152 A Fulford get, the more satisfaction you'll ocean view, private bath, out with arbutus and fir trees. RESERVED FOR trailer, immaculate, equipped Ganges Rd. Open Tues. - Fri. get back. So be picks And be separate entrance, references New driveway to bottom with 3-way fridge, stove, fur­ 9 • 4:30, Sat. 10 - 2. Closed i Local Hero required, n/s $300 per month. YOUR AD terrace for private location of nace. Unit is ideal for week­ Sun. feVMon . 21 guest cottage (site cleared). 537-2396 21 end/holiday use on Island WE ARE back from Down 0*s Main building site cleared and FOR RENT: executive ocean- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY property prior to building, Under, servicing your pianos front home amenities include $1,950 OBO. Call Frank week­ again. Ken Ackerman. piano leveled. Well in, hydro and PLEASE NOTE Too iaie :o sunny decks, views, fishing days 1 929 8586. weekends tuning. Call 537-4533. 21 phone to building site. If you Classify ads are accepted ONLY pier, mooring, beaches 8t want peace of mind and a after 2pm Monday and before 537-1551. 22 PLYMOUTH VOLARE wagon, A New Spirit of Giving trails nearby. $840/wk 537- beautiful place to build your noon on Tuesday at a rate of FOR SALE: Two Craftsman runs well, needs tune up, home, compare this lot to 5938. 22 S6 95 for 15 words, 30C for yard tractors, both with also parts car included $500. each additional word Accepted others on the market and see CENTRAL GANGES. One or mowing decks, 11 h.p„ $800; Call 653-9315. 22 two bedroom self-contained, on a first come first served why this Sunset Drive area is 16 h.p„ $1,300. Call 537-2214. TOYOTA LANDCRUISER pick Buy a classified for 2 weeks detached property on basis, they are printed only if selling fast to investors and space permits Driftwood 22 up, 4x4, runs great, needs and get the McPhillips, but could be used builders alike. Rented 32' cannot be responsible for 1982 G.M.C. DIESEL 4x4 pick new cab top, island third week for free! as one bedroom with small trailer on site can be errors or omissions as these up, $3,500; Case 1150C load­ workhorse, $1,000. Call 653- Prepaid private party ads only retail store at front. N./S. ads may not be proofread purchased or removed $89,900 er tracks 4-1, Call 537-4688.21 9315. 21 Call 537-9933 available 1st June on 6 because of time constraint 537-4450 21 months lease, $575. Call M. FOR SALE by owner, 5 acre 8i M. Garvey (Property Management), 537-9989. 21 spectacular oceanview lot. $89,900. No G.S.T. Call 1-748- ROOM 8t BOARD - share a 8672 or 1-583-6257. 21 large mid-island farmhouse, MOBILE organic gardens, trails, view, hot tub, available June 1 and ITS H ERE HOMES 450 July 1 $425 and $525. Non­ smoking, vegetarian food. MOBILE HOME 8x34, 1 or 2 Call Linda 537-5240. 21 br., older unit in fair condi­ GARDEN VIEW cottage week­ The sale you have been waiting for... tion, appliances included. ly and daily rental available $2900.537-5056 21 July 1. Beautiful new and fully-equipped! 5 minute ONCE A YEAR ONLY! RENTALS walk to village and market. Children welcome. Call 537- APT/SIHTES 500 4155. tfn MAZDA OFFERS FREE AIR CONDITIONING AVAILABLE JUNE1. Bachelor THIS SPACE suite on North End of St. OR DISCOUNTS UP TO $2500! Mary Lake, ideal for one RESERVED FOR non-smoking person, $400/ YOUR AD month - $200 damage only at DUNCAN MAZDA deposit. Laundry facilities 8t Driftwood (sale ends June 2,1992) utilities included. Call 537- BOX 250, GANGES, BC V0S1E0 1149. 21 COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS - #1 Import Truck Sales for 6 years SPACE 510 WANTED 535 - #1 MPV Van, Car of the Year Award for 3 years 1.000 sq. ft. office and shop GOING ON vacation? I am - Extremely High Quality Award Winning Cars, -cean front with moorage willing to house sit in exchange available. Burgoyne Bay, call Trucks & Vans " 53-4243. tin for accomodation during the summer months, I am very - High Resale Values On all Mazda Vehicles RETAIL SPACE for rent in dependable & quiet. Animals core area, 750 sq. ft. - possi­ okay. 734-0595 J2 - One of the Best Warranties in the Business ble shared space. 537-1045 or 537-5969 tfn TEACHER SEEKS rental, a RETAIL SPACE in downtown housesitting/caretaking, Ganges. Apply Gulfstream cabin or cottage from July Pro Hardware. >• onwards n/s, excellent refer­ ences. Call 734-4943 (Van.) WANTED INEXPENSIVE collect. 23 DUNCAN MAZDA office or trailer space for Green Islands Society in/near CLASSIFIEDS "Working Together For You" Page A24 GULP ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. May 20.1992

DOWN THE YEARS Driftwood

Thirty Years Ago The upgrading work, which in­ and the B.C. Junior Handicap award. He was slated to begin grade The money, handed over at a cluded the construction of an im­ Championship. eight at the school, which also had Coquitlam ceremony by islanders • The B.C. Toll Ferry Authority • A Driftwood poll indicated a his brother Blair as a student. Sharon Rowe and Clifford Crooks, announced that the Queen of Van­ proved sewer system, was expected to cost up to $150,000. The addi­ majority of islanders favoured • A Boat moored at the Fulford represents pledges and donations couver and the Queen of Victoria retention of the Centennial Park dock was a target for thieves. made toward Hanson's Man in Mo­ would sail at odd hours from Tsaw- tion of sewage holding tanks was not feasible, according to School farmer's market. Richard Galbraith, owner of the tion fund for spinal cord research. wassen and Swartz Bay and con­ A total of 225 residents voted in vessel, reported that food, fishing • Manson Park, officially dedi­ nect with Gulf Islands ferries. This District 64 chairman Charles Baltzer. favour of retaining the market in its rods and several Fishing reels were cated during a celebration to mark change, it was suggested, would current location, while eight indi­ stolen from the vessel. An uniden­ the 80th birthday of Mouat's Trad­ eliminate the missed connections He said the island's two septic disposal companies could not dis­ cated they felt it should be moved. tified man was apprehended later ing, was created within a former that had been so prevalent since the near another boat that had just been one-way street separating the Bank two old Black Ball ferries began pose of the effluent even if they operated around the clock. broken into. of Montreal and the Ganges Centre sailing local waters. Ten Years Ago building. • At a meeting in Ganges, Exter­ • Robert Calkins, son of Betty Development of the park was nal Affairs Minister Howard Green • Danny Reynolds, 14, won four Calkins of Ganges, was awarded an Five Years Ago initiated and funded by Mouat's defended his government's recent provincial trophies at the B.C. Trap open scholarship at Shawnigan • A cheque for more than and the Bank of Montreal when actions. Championships held in Kelowna. Lake School. $10,000 was presented to Rick changes to the downtown street Greendisagreed with arguments Two of the trophies were for the Calkins was one of three boys in network made the one-way road B.C. Junior Singles Championship Hansen's on behalf of Salt Spring that the Progressive Conservative the province to win the major and Saturna Island residents. unnecessary. government had lowered the country's prestige abroad. He con­ cluded that a John Diefenbaker government would be a humanitarian government with a You are invited to experience great interest in the individual Canadian. THE FRIENDLY SALES STAFF Twenty-five Years Ago • The Galiano Chamber of Com­ at Metro Toyota Duncan merce was presented with the B.C. Chamber of Commerce's com­ munity service trophy for its achievements. Accepting the award on behalf of the Gal iano group was Mr. Lock- wood, president of the Galiano chamber. The award was given to the chamber of commerce group with the greatest accomplishments in community service, government liaison and civic responsibility. • The ladies auxiliary to Lady Minto Gulf Islands Hospital voted to spend $2,300—nearly half of all its funds — on furnishings and equipment for the health institu­ tion. Close to $1,000 was spent on wall to wall carpet for the hospital's sunroom, with another $600 being applied towards the purchase of the oxygen tent. • Local taxpayers were going to the polls in three separate school DAVID J. DEVUN PETER DYER district referenda. Business Manager ATTENTION SALT SPRING RESIDENTS! Sales Manager Voters were being asked to 3 years with Metro 3 years with Metro decide whether to go ahead with the Take advantage of the extended ferry service construction of a teacherage on Pender, the addition of industrial for more convenient access to METRO TOYOTA DUNCAN education facilities at Gulf Islands Secondary School, and the exten­ sion of dormitory facilities. Q BCFGRRKES VESUVIUS-CROFTON FERRY FARE OFFER Twenty Years Ago LV. VESUVIUS BAY LV. CROFTON • Premier W.A.C. Bennett for­ 7:00am# 4:00 X 7:30 am # 4:30 Come in and test drive any new Toyota 8:00 5:00 X 8:30 X 5:30 Model car or truck or any used vehicle at mally opened a new wing of the 9:00 6:00 X 9:30 7:00 Lady Minto Gulf Islands Hospital 10:00 7:30 X 11:00 8:00 Metro Toyota Duncan, and we'll pay your before a crowd of 300 people. 11:30 8:30 X 12:00 9:00 ferry fare home!* • Peter Bingham was selected 12:30 pm 9:30 X 1:00pm 10:00 president of the Centennial Park 1:30 10:30 X 2:15 11:00 Association in Ganges. 3:00 3:30 I *Car & driver only - expires June 1,1992 •Saturdays ONLY # Daily except Sat. & Sun. The association, responsible for the maintenance and administra­ tion of the park, was formerly led .Talk with one of our qualified sales representatives today. by Dorothy Kyle. Tom Toynbee was chosen vice-president of the group, while Dorothy Wheeler as­ sumed position of secretary- treasurer. «^M4P • Salt Spring's new airstrip was christened when a plane unexpec­ tedly arrived at the site. A project of Gordon Cudmore, the airstrip aroused some opposi­ tion in the Fulford area. Although some islanders opposed the airstrip, the pilots of small planes DAVE HALE TIM DRIEDGER BRYAN KORVEN TERRY SHAW QUINTON DARNELL COLIN WILKINSON here and on Vancouver Island wel­ New New 3 years New New New comed it as an alternative landing with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro Field when other nearby airstrips were closed. SERVING THE GULF ISLANDS SINCE 1982 • After a tour around the world, We are committed to Total customer Satisfaction! Doris Anderson returned to Salt Spring to show pictures of her travels to is land audiences. At these showings, donations totalling $49 TOYOTA QUALITY SB? were collected forOxfam and Save the Children Fund. JUST NORTH ON THE Fifteen Years Ago TOYOTA ISLAND HIGHWAY • Health inspectors announced Irrranrr I KtlTftt