t.ntl. GST) 1 ' ph Wednesday fll June 7, 2000 s 41 'year F lands Issue 23 328 Lower Ganges Road, Sail Spring Island, B.C. V8K2V3 Tel: 250-537-9933 Fax: 250-537-2613 Toll-free: 1-877-537-9934 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gulfislands.net 134 grads bid farewell to high school A jubilant Class of 2000 celebrated comple­ tion of Grade 12 with family, friends and Gulf Islands Secondary School (GISS) staff at graduation ceremonies and a prom Saturday night. Speeches, music, awarding of 60 scholar­ ships and bursaries, and Health the traditional GISS grand march of the 134- treatments member graduating class at the Centre highlighted the ceremony A three-part series on at the GISS gymnasium. health treatments and Nicki Cameron, one of the parent prom organiz­ spas on Salt Spring ers, said the dance, which wraps up this week went on until 3 a.m., was with a look at new judged "a real success," treatments at Salt with an estimated 250 Spring Centre. attending. PageAl it "All the credit (for a problem-free evening) goes to the kids," she Class Of 2000 said. Sergeant Paul graduate Darbyshire of Salt Spring JfomCISS RCMP congratulated the grads, party organizers A gala ceremony and and volunteers "for a safe fun-filled after grad at and responsible grad cel­ die Farmers' Institute ebration." Police dealt helped island grads say with only two minor inci­ dents involving people good-bye to their high not in the graduating school years .Photos, class. PageAl 6 See photo spread on Page A16. Staging Peter Pan atArtSpring Crowd urges more time to discuss land use A Salt Spring Centre School children go all By GAIL SJUBERG of Bylaw #355, which was pay attention, and the good first reading, not release of — some wanted them out with their magical Driftwood Staff released May 10. meeting turn-out was evi­ the second draft. reduced, others larger. production of Peter If most of the 100-pIus John Woodward, speak­ dence of that. When the first "There are many lobby The varied discussion Pan. people attending last ing for a Farmers Institute draft was released 11 groups out there," she said. mirrored the audience, Thursday's local Trust com­ committee studying the months ago and adoption "I'm not going to be pushed whose members came from Page HI mittee meeting on the pro­ bylaw's impact on the farm­ was a long way off, few by lobby groups. I'm going more age brackets and posed land use bylaw have ing community, said no one people attended public to listen to everybody at a backgrounds than most Index their way, trustees Bev had time to devote to the meetings about it, she said. public meeting." meetings on local govern­ Byron and David issue during summer Woodward was also criti­ Other hot topics at the ment issues. Arts Bl* Borrowman won't he giving months. cal of the process because meeting were home-based Allowing "light industry" Classifieds.- A23 it first reading at the end of Others concurred, urging his group was told it would business regulations in the as a home-based business Community A17 July. a delay of a proposed public be able to see the second bylaw; not enforcing the occupation was a serious Crossword B31* A show of hands indicat­ hearing date of September draft before it was released. illegal renting of suites and concern for several people, Editorials A8 ed a majority wanted more 27. Byron said the farming cottages; making bylaws who did not feel comforted In-depth A9 time to study and provide Byron suggested immi­ group was told they could more farmer-friendly; and MORE TIME A2 Letters A 9 input into the second draft nent deadlines made people see the document before setbacks from water bodies Photo feature... A16 Sports A14 TVListings All View point A8 Loitering kids cause concerns Wood wins bronze What's On B4* Years A21 By ANASTACIA WILDE But at least one island resident says the Driftwood Staff issue stems from a community problem A Gulf Islands Secondary School (GISS) athlete rather than a youth problem. earned a medal at provincial high school track and field First of Two Parts championships in Vancouver Friday. Weather Scrape the surface of island paradise and Some Ganges merchants are concerned with issues of economics and tourism but Grade 10 student Thea Wood captured a bronze in the Sun and showers are you may find an ugly reality lurking underfoot. senior division of the 100-metre event, defeating many forecast throughout Downtown merchants say drugs, alcohol most seem distressed about the kids them­ of B.C.'s top Grade 11 and 12 sprinters. the week. Highs up to and vandalism are becoming rampant out­ selves and their confrontational approach to business owners and police, and the blatant Coach Doug Pearson said it was the first time GISS 18 C. (Thursday) and side their stores and they are fed up with lack of parental presence. has brought home a medal at the provincial level. lows down to 9 C, cleaning trash and strewn condoms, replac­ Tyler Cocker of GISS also attended the champi­ Thurs.-Sat. ing tom-down signs and gathering remnant Although there is an overall perception onships. beer bottles and cans from the teenagers' that the aggressive behaviour involves all of See story on page A4. •Ntn included in the Pendent hditu.fi night partying. COMMUNITY PROBLEM A3

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MORE TIME: Needed to study LJJB i^ulfIsland {floss From Page 1 by assurances from trustees and 'They may be riff-raff to most on the rental of dwellings to planner Linda Adams that such of you, but they're pumping your tourists, which takes them out of WINDOWS... activities must take place within a gas and they're pouring your cof­ the affordable accommodation All shapes and sizes. building and, like all home-based fee," he said. pool for residents. The draft LUB Free estimates - call today! businesses, mask its impact on Fowler added to the coffee sce­ includes a paragraph prohibiting Shop now open 8 am - 4:30 pm others. nario, suggesting that if people such rentals, but again, the bylaw Rainbow Road (next to the cement plant) Tom Pickett said the LUB had to pay more for "legal" hous­ can only be enforced on a com­ home-based business regulations ing, other costs would follow. plaint basis. ROY CRONIN 537-4545 did not make sense in light of offi­ "Is the population of this island After the meeting, Adams cial community plan policies. He prepared to pay three or four dol­ addressed a couple of misconcep­ cited one which said the Trust lars for a cup of coffee so I can tions arising from last week's committee should consider rezon- live in a legal suite?" LUB story. She said logging and t&SZlSSj.* ing for light industry. Both Borrowman and Byron forestry are not actually prohibited "You opened the back door and were firm on the need to control in Rural and Upland zones, but closed the front," he said. the island's population, water con­ that because the Trust does not Some speakers urged the Trust sumption and traffic levels, asking have jurisdiction over those activi­ to shift the bylaw's general stance people to imagine what would ties they were removed in the new from prohibition of the negative to happen if every property had a draft bylaw. It may have been bolstering of the positive. second dwelling or suite it rented more confusing to point out the "This bylaw should encourage out. difference, she said. and foster the sorts of things we Some people made specific sug­ She also said input from gov­ want to see," said Terry Klokeid, gestions for how to encourage cre­ ernment agencies had been giving sustainable agriculture and ation of more affordable housing. received on the first draft and forestry as examples. Although the wording about changes made as a result, with the You WHO?. Affordable housing prompted secondary suites has changed, second draft now sent to them as major discussion, including pas­ Adams said the situation would well. sionate commentary from tenants remain the same as current regula­ Adams stressed the Trust wants such as Olga Virly, Mike Booy tions, with illegal situations being to have all potential problem and Baron Fowler. investigated only on a complaint issues addressed before the bylaw Booy said enforcing the "one basis. At present the Trust receives goes to public hearing — whenev­ kitchen per dwelling" rule would "hardly any" complaints about er that might be. create significant problems on the illegal rentals, she said. Another meeting was held at island, including squeezing its Sharon McCollough said people Fulford Hall Tuesday night, after younger workers. needed to consider clamping down the Driftwood went to press. Youth-positive meeting Thursday You are this week's winner of a return flight on The Core Inn is hosting a follow-up of last month's said Trish Nobilc, Core Inn coordinator. "It's much "Building a Youth-Positive Communitive" initiative stronger when the initiative comes from the and inviting youth and interested adults to attend. youth." HARBOUR AIR'S Grants are available to hire teenagers to take charge The meeting begins at 7 p.m. on Thurday, June 8 at VANCOUVER SERVICES* of coordinating summer drug and alcohol-free events. die Core Inn. This schedule is in effect as of April 3, 2000 "We're hoping that a lot of kids will show up," GANGKtoDOvN^ dOd.UU +GST one way HOW TO Vancouver Harbour to/from Gulf Islands This schedule will service only Ganges Harbour-Salt Spring Island and Maple Bay, near Duncan on Vancouver Island. 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From the Moka House the mess. you can see the whole island drive Last week, the Salt Spring by." Chamber of Commerce sponsored One downtown youth has this to a meeting to bring together police say of his peers: 'They're bored. and local merchants and discuss They have nothing to do and they the issues. don't want anything to do. If it High on the list of concerns was was handed to them on a silver the occurrence of druG deals platter, they wouldn't take it" which several business people say Another young man in his 20s they have witnessed at the Moka was witness to a party at the House corner and in the parking Fulford Hall a couple of weeks lot behind North End Fitness. ago. His was utterly dismayed to Two business owners say that find local kids attacking the off- marijuana, cocaine, crack and island DJ who had come to throw even heroin are being trafficked in the party. the downtown area. A Moka "I asked the police what they House employee said, however, could do about all the aggression there are no drugs dealt on the and drinking," he said. 'They basi­ Koby and Kara Anderson sell flowers at the market Photo by Derrick lundy property. cally told me they were outnum­ Barb Jimenez, manager of Salt bered and couldn't do a thing." Spring Roasting Company, has "I feel like a glorified babysit­ "What your mind seen it all and more. She believes ter," said one businessman who Premier it's more of a community problem spends a lot of time watching his can conceive, than a teenage problem. downtown store. "They (the teens) our hands can create." "It's changing times and a lot of are very 'in-your- face' pushing to attend these kids have no one to turn to.. the issue. When you walk down CUSTOM BUHLD&g./- ITft 537-9355 . . who's asking them why they're the street or drive, they don't not in school?" Jimenez said. move. They make you go around MeroT www.visionworksbuilders.com "These kids need to be treated them." picmc with respect. If we scream at them Like many of the other mer­ Premier Ujjal Dosanjh is hon­ and give them a hard time, how chants, he believes that the situa­ oured guest speaker at the Salt can we expect them to respect tion has recently gotten worse; us?" Spring NDP Club's annual bar­ V- JTRJTURE HOBBY there is more V FARM WITH SHORE­ Many sources becue from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. "People think aggressive LINE OWNERSHIP" concur that the damage and June 11 at the Farmers Institute. average islander they're living in there is a more NDP members and friends are ji - 5 bdrms., den, invited to share in Sunday's fes­ interior finishing has no idea of paradise and they violent atti­ required to your what goes on tude. tivities with a celebration of this personality; 3.35 acs. once the lights don't have a The Young year's accomplishments and a .jor fruit trees, family go out in down­ clue." Offenders Act first-hand explanation of the ""pets & garden town Ganges. was put in Texada logging issue for Premier EST of all a TERRIFIC ISLAND ENVIRONMENT. "People think they're living in effect to protect first-time youth Dosanjh. paradise and they don't have a offenders from being treated as Scrumptious food will feature clue," said one downtown employ­ hard-core criminals. There are Byron lamb and O'Neill vegetar­ ee. some, however, who feel this ian lasagna, salads, rolls, cake There is an overall sentiment attempt to help deter youth from and an array of beverages. that an attitudinal shift is in order. crime is being twisted by others While there is no admission "People need to be shaken out who exploit it as an opportunity to charge, meals cost $ 12 for work- of denial and shocked into realiz­ run amok with impunity. ing adults, $10 for under­ ing that this is happening," said "Many of them are bad- employed, students and seniors; Jimenez. mouthing and threatening because While Jimenez is sympathetic to they know we can't do anything and $6 for children under 12. the teenagers* tribulations, she is about it," said one man. Entertainment will be provid­ equally supportive of frustrated Although beefing up security is ed by the Raging Grannies, the local business owners. "I'm not a long-tern solution, some Newmans, the Old Geezers, Illllllllllllllllllllll 19 vears Kww.mls.ca I www.myallepage.cal deeply concerned about what's merchants are looking in that Triskele and other surprise acts. _—.-_.. . . —.-.— experience e mail: [email protected] going on and would like to find a direction. Police are also talking Food will be served at 1:30 S.,- 1250) 537-5515 GIL MOUAT| solution for everyone. As a busi­ about adopting a more hard-line p.m. with the premier's speech to 5^?^™" 1-800-537-4905 (250) 537-4900 24 HRS. ness, we've been thinking about approach. follow. Environmental and other REAL ESTATE TIP "Be certain to locate aU iron property what we can do for the kids of this But as insiders point out, chron­ like-minded groups are invited to pins that identify the property boundaries before buying" community." ic abuse of alcohol and drugs set up information tables. Peter Vincent, owner of North abounds in nearly all island age End Fitness, said his business is groups, and teenagers are the most affected by the number of kids susceptible to peer pressure and hanging out on the corner. "I think the charms of local drug dealers.

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By ANASTACIA WILDE month. ination by warm blooded animals "1 think the biggest concern is the Islands Trust and its bylaws. Driftwood Staff "We have a good monitoring — human or animal — while the too many nutrients piling into the Septic fields and sewage disposal How safe is Salt Spring's program which to the best of our total coliform bacteria testing is lakes which leads to growth of systems must be licensed by the drinking water? knowledge is meeting all of the used to determine whether disin­ algae. Salt Spring lakes are sus­ CHR, which ensures another After the recent outbreak of E. requirements of the provincial fection and filtration treatment ceptible to that and Cusheon, St. measure of protection. colis bacteria in Walkerton, regulations," he said. systems are functioning properly. Mary's and Weston lakes are all "Because most land around Ontario, that killed at least seven The Scott Point district serves Larmour said the surest way to showing a decline in water quali­ our public water sources is pri­ people, some locals are asking 60 lots and is volunteer-based. protect water quality to cus­ ty," Larmour said. vate, it becomes a political themselves that question. Gordon said his board plans to tomers is a multiple barrier Cusheon Lake is a case in issue," said the water district "This water upset has generat­ raise safety concerns connected approach. point. Last September there was manager. ed a lot of inquiry," said Michael to the E. colis bacteria outbreak "You protect the watershed by a toxic scare after the appearance Like other issues currently in Reifman. environmental officer at the next monthly meeting. keeping people and animals off of blue-green algae prompted the full bloom on Salt Spring, it for the Capital Health Region "Anything we can learn from the land and you protect water Capital Health Region to issue a comes down to private ownership (CHR). Reifman is gearing up to that situation will be taken note sources by providing appropriate warning to local residents against versus public health concerns. launch a two-day workshop in of," he said. treatment for disinfection and fil­ contact of any kind with the late July/early August to address It was suspected that the tration." lake's water. maintenance concerns. Ontario E. coli bacteria disaster But that's easier said than done After extensive testing at the "We are looking at setting up resulted from heavy rains at an on Salt Spring, explained University of Alberta, Cusheon bcgreens.org small waterworks operator cours­ unusual time of year and the sub­ Larmour. Unlike Victoria, where Lake was issued a clean bill of es on Salt Spring," he said. sequent run-off from agricultural the Capital Regional District health, but Larmour believes it is Currently, there are boil advi­ waste — mainly manure — (CRD) owns the land and its still prone to algal blooms if COMMUNITY ECOLOGY sories on the Cedar Lane and which infiltrated one or more of respective water source, much light and temperature conditions Harbour View systems. They are the wells. land surrounding Salt Spring's are right. WEBSITE FOR the only island districts which do "It is the responsibility of public water sources is private. SAANICH NORTH/ISLANDS Controls for protecting water­ GREEN PARTY OF B.C. not disinfect their water, said every water board to ask them­ "Watersheds around our lakes sheds fall under the mandate of Reifman. selves whether they are suscepti­ are not that well protected All Salt Spring water districts ble to contamination from agri­ because they are mostly privately are subject to testing require­ culture waste," Gordon said. owned," Larmour said. ments by the CHR. Mike Larmour of the North "When people own property in 656-1168 The extent of testing depends Salt Spring Waterworks District a watershed, they want to do SIDNEY™ 2416 Beacon Mon.-Sat on the system's size and bigger said both Maxwell and St. Mary whatever they choose. Often this systems are subject to more strin­ lake systems are disinfected with includes taking out trees, digging 656-0744 gent testing. low-levels of chlorine and ditches, installing septic tanks or PHARMACY LTD 2425B Bevan Mon.-Fri. Doug Gordon, secretary of the checked by the CHR every two raising livestock, which in small Fast Friendly Service When You Have to Catch the Ferry. Scott Point Waterworks board, weeks for total coliform bacteria ways has an overall effect on says his district is required to and fecal coliform bacteria. water quality." • Home Care Supplies Aids to Daily Living check for total coliform bacteria "Results have been excellent All of these activities add up to three or four times a year but that for the past year," he said. a surplus of nutrients entering • Walkers / Wheelchairs / Crutches / Canes it is regularly checked twice a Fecal testing indicates contam­ our lakes. • Rentals & Sales DJEES

Wood picks up 1st medal for GISS • Need Retirement Income? > Want It Tax Efficient? Grade 10 student Thea Wood Wood also had a fifth-place fin­ "one of each" with a first in pole > High Dividend Yield? defeated 29 of B.C.'s best Grade ish in the 200-m and a seventh in vault, second in the hurdles, third BERKSHIRE 11-12 runners to earn Gulf Islands the long jump. in the 800m and fourth in the SECURITIES INC. Secondary School' (GISS') first Tyler Cocker, also in Grade 10, high jump. I have GIVE ME A CALL medal at provincial high school earned sixth place in pole vault Emily Bond threw the discus to the Mutual Fund Martin J. Hoogerdyk £%. Cwlillat track and field championships and tenth place in the steeple earn a fourth-place finish and ran CFF» Fliiucltl Plitiner Friday. chase at the same champi­ the 200-m, earning sixth. tor You... onships. Cocker said that 537-1730 Wood sprinted to a bronze Asher Squire had a lOth-place 225 Cormorant Cres. medal with a time of 12.59 in the although he was disappointed finish in the 1,500-m and the 400- Ixwgerrjyk8saltspring.com with his results, it was still a 100-metre senior event at m. .i»t,,.i,».,„Hii Swangard Stadium. great experience competing Wood said she was surprised at against so many top high school her strong performance against the athletes and he is looking for­ older athletes. ward to competing next year. "I didn't really think I had much GISS athletes also did well at of big chance (to win a medal). the Junior High Island When I made the finals 1 thought I Championships in Nanaimo May would make sixth or seventh, so I 30. Jim Goldie achieved a third was really surprised." place in both the 1,500 and I5LANP6 T^U^T She said she decided to bump 3,000-m events, while April herself up to the senior division in Goebl was fourth in hurdles and the event she loves for the extra long jump. GALIANO ISLAND LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE challenge it offered. Tyler Cocker brought home NOTICE OF WAIVER OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is given that the Galiano Island Local Trust Committee has waived a Public Hearing on proposed Bylaw No. 130, cited as "Galiano Island Land Use Bylaw 127, 1999, Amendment No. 1, 2000" in order to make the following amendment to 'Galiano Fhoetux Island Land Use Bylaw No. 127, 1999' without Public Hearing: 1. The purpose of the Bylaw is to delete Section 13.28 in it entirety from Galiano Island Altwhuuwe- High SchooL Land Use Bylaw No. 127, 1999, Section 13.28 requires that certification of proof of potable water be provided to the Building Inspector where an application for a is now accepting new students building or structure requiring potable water is made; and, for September 2000 Grades 8-12 2. The Bylaw will also correct an error in Section 13.23 that refers to "Table 2" when the reference should be "Table 1". Table 1 lists the Potable Water Supply Standards PLEASE CALL according to use on a lot and the volume of water required. DEAN @ 537-1009 to book your appointment Copies of the bylaw as read a first time by the Galiano Island Local Trust Committee may (enrollment will be limited to 42 students) be inspected at the Islands Trust Office, #200 -1627 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, inclusive, excluding statutory "Phoenix High School offers an alternative secondary education to those students who seek holidays, commencing Wednesday, June 7, 2000. a self-directed, personalized learning experience. By combining a creative curriculum and For the convenience of the public only, and not to satisfy Section 892(2)(e) of the non-tradttional teaching methods, we foster a Municipal Act, additional copies of the bylaw may be inspected at various notice boards welcoming community of learning based upon on Galiano Island, B.C., commencing Wednesday, June 7, 2000. mutual respect. Students set their own academic goals, discovering themselves anew each day as did the Phoenix of Egyptian mythology." Kathy Jones Deputy Secretary V GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD IN t W 5 D t A 1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 * A5 Zoning Green fund green light prohibits good news for activists A shortage of money to offset contempt of court charges. costs of protesting Texada's log­ Donations receive a political log dump ging will be aided by Monday's contribution tax receipt and are announcement of a new fund subject to the party's established administered by the Green Party of accounting system. By GAIL SJUBERG Canada. Du Temple said the overall green Driftwood Staff The Green Conscience Fund has fund is for "acts of conscience" The Islands Trust is as certain as the "green light" from the federal taking place anywhere in Canada to it can be that Texada Land wing of the party, a Saanich-Gulf protect things such as water and air, Corporation (TLC) cannot legally Islands Green Party rep told the and to promote ecologically sus­ reactivate an old log dump on the Driftwood Monday. tainable forestry practices. south shore of Burgoyne Bay. Wally du Temple, former North The fund's official announce­ Texada had hoped to switch oper­ Saanich counsellor and owner of ment and more details will come ations from the current site accessed Ardmore Golf Course, said the Sunday when Premier Ujjal by Burgoyne Bay Road. fund will cover costs of an office in Dosanjh visits Salt Spring for the The plan was controversial main­ Ganges and expenses related to NDP Lamb Barbecue. ly because the bay's south shore contains significant eelgrass beds. The area has never been permit­ ted by local zoning, said Trust A young protester is spotted outside the Trust office regional planning coordinator Linda Photo by Derrick Lundy DR. LORRAINE MACHELL INC. Adams Friday, and so a develop­ is pleased to announce that ment permit cannot be issued there, trucks by having charges against cer with the Land Reserve even if the company could meet all nine protesters changed from civil to Commission (LRC) in early May DR. VOHN ROSANG the conditions that might apply. criminal contempt of court. The found that Texada's logging had TLC has a Crown lands lease for application is set for hearing in complied with the Private Land has joined her team. the water portion, but it is subject to Victoria court on Wednesday, June Forest Practices Regulation (PLFP) local zoning being acquired. Even if 14. of the Forest Land Reserve Act. FAMILY DENTISTRY The change is significant because Officer Ian DeLisIe wrote: "I am that lease was in place prior to zon- Mon. - Sat. 537-5222 Creekhouse ing being established in 1970, a conviction could result in a crimi­ encouraged to see 'visual' concerns which Crown lands staff were try­ nal record for those individuals, are being addressed on the Fulford ing to confirm, it would still not penalties are more severe and the Harbour block, however, I would qualify for "legal non-conforming" Crown rather than the company recommend that the roads on this status. Adams explained that is only pays legal costs. block be de-activated when harvest­ possible if a use is not discontinued Kapler said Texada was pursuing ing is complete and that the ditches Bellavance Transporter for the previous six months. The log criminal rather than civil contempt be re-contoured, cleaned and ade­ Marine Division of Bellavance Welding Ltd. dump has been inactive for many charges because people were not quate cross ditches/drainage be con­ years. abiding by the court injunction with structed." Serving the Gulf Islands since 1973 About 35 people gathered outside civil charges being the result. DeLisle also said buffer zones he ^1*11 the Ganges Trust office last Less than two weeks ago, protest­ inspected along two creeks — one Wednesday to pressure the Trust ers in the Elaho Valley received in area 55, and another in 48/49, committee to not issue a develop­ unprecedented jail sentences rang­ complied with Sections 9, 11 and 12 ment permit for the site. Trustee ing from 14 to 56 days. Those were of the PLFP regulations. (PLFP David Borrowman spoke with those even for civil, not criminal, con­ buffer zones are not the same as assembled. tempt of court. those outlined in Islands Trust or TLC operations manager Brent • In other court news related to other local government development Kapler said options are still being logging in the Trust area, the permit areas.) Intel investigated. Denman Island Local Trust DeLisle told the Driftwood that building, In other Texada-related news: Committee succeeded last week in rate of harvest or visual qualities are j ^tjl • Kapler confirmed Tuesday that having its bylaws upheld against not regulated by the LRC. -Shop ph/fax (250) 537-4411 • Cell (250) 537-7639 a feller-buncher machine will be logging by a major private landown­ He said the inspection was done Home (250) 537-1139 used for harvesting on what the er. in response to an inquiry from a citi­ 1225 Mount Maxwell ltd. Salt Spring Island, B.C, V8K 2H7 zen, as provided for in legislation. company calls parcel 50. It is • Inspection of a handful of log­ email' [email protected] included in a larger area of interest ging sites by a forest practices offi- for potential purchase by the Capital Regional District's parks depart­ RATE SPECIALS! ment. Kapler said the company is also doing studies on Mount Maxwell- 7.45%* - 5 yr The future of healthcare for Salt Spring area properties to determine BANK RATE 8.45% drainage courses, the watershed catchment area and preliminary lay­ 7.10%* - I yr Not being a great fan of healthcare regionalization and having seen many plans and outs for any harvesting that may be BANK RATE 8.10% reorganizations in healthcare delivery, I have to admit to being skeptical when I was done in future. No logging is taking with qualification informed of the presentation of yet another proposal to modify the health services for the place there now, he said. Capital Health Region (CHR). I recently attended one of the CHR's presentations of its • TLC has decided to try raising ARLENE the stakes of slopping logging MODDERMAN 2000 - 2015 Regional Services Plan, Directions For Change, and I have to say that my 537-4090 skepticism has been upgraded to a guarded optimism. The theme of the proposed plan seems to be to increase community health services to promote wellness in the community in order to relive the pressure on the overburdened hospitals in the system. I believe that this direction is the way in which we need to go. YOUR Unfortunately, there are issues that this health plan will be unable to address. Any direction TIME" that the CHR takes will be subject to funding, and currently the region does not even know when it will be receiving a budget from the Ministry of Health. Unfortunately, funding rather PLAN than need will ultimately determine the direction of health care in our region. There is also Great for calling during going to be a huge shortage of doctors and nurses in the future, which is a factor that also weekend and evening hours goes beyond the scope of this plan. An inadequate pool of trained health care providers and for limited weekday use. could prevent the promotion of wellness in the community. YOUR TIME $20.00 Input is needed on this proposed 15-year plan. The CHR is holding a public open house on June 12th at the Lady Minto Hospital Portable (#1-135 Crofton Road) from Monthly Access Fee S20 Term (years) 1,2 or 3 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. I would encourage you to attend to share your views regarding Minutes Include 500 off peak* healthcare delivery on Salt Spring and in our region. Incremental Minute Rate 30«7mon. Call Waiting Included The full report, executive summary, and summary report are available at Conference Calling Included www.caphealth.org on the internet. Both summaries are available for no charge at my Detailed Billing Included constituency office, and the full report is available for loan at Mary Hawkins Memorial Monthly System Access Fee $4 Canadian Long Distance 25c;min. Library.

'Restricted to weekday evenings SEE OUR 7pm - 7am and on weekends itom NEWEST PHONE TODAY! Friday 7 pm - 7 am Monday local time. Murray Coell, MLA Some conditions apply. Saanich North and The Islands 2412F Beacon Avenue Sidney, B.C. V8L 1X4 Phone:(250)656-0013 TELUS" sour®' ^^^^ Fax: (250) 656-7059 Mobil ' • Y 951A Canada Ave., Duncan murraycoell @ pacificcoast.net (to call toll ttee. call Enquiry BC at 1-800-663-7867 748-4847 and ask to be transferred to my constituency oftice) Mobility Centre Duncan Mall 715-1599 www.cow-net.com/cowsound .*. .v.v%v.\v • Rjggptp A6 * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 NEWSBEAT GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD 'Under-utilized' Skeena first to feel schedule tightening Salt Spring is the first to feel the cinching boat was running at only 60 per cent capaci­ being examined next, with still others slated fleet-wide." of B.C. Ferries' scheduling belt as the corpo­ ty- for analysis. Regarding the reduced schedule going into ration looks at fleet-wide route operations. "With the vessel being under-utilized ... a "As we work through the various schedule effect five days before indicated in the new According to communications coordinator schedule adjustment was made to better uti­ revisions on routes, we're looking at the var­ summer schedule. Carpenter said that when Ann Carpenter, a Ferries analysis justifies lize that ship to use it in the most cost-effec­ ious aspects of that routinely," said schedule decisions had to be made, it was the reduction of two Skeena Queen sailings tive manner, and that's good business." Carpenter. assumed the Skeena would not be back until daily (and one on Saturday), because the Two Northern Gulf Islands routes are "It's something that will be happening later in June. ArtSpring fundraiser cancelled Trustees reject auto ArtSpring's fundraising gala — Midnight at the board, no one could have predicted other events taking Oasis — was cancelled last week due to insufficient place this spring which would compete for the com­ ticket sales. munity's generosity. repair shop permit Victoria Olchowecki, president of the Island Arts Without a full house the board did not feel it would Centre Society, said the board and administration had be "much of a party." A long-standing automotive repair business which contravenes hoped to raise between $6,000 and $10,000 from the One consolation was that several people who its property's Rural zoning on Rainbow Road will not be legit­ June 10 event. bought the $100 tickets did not want to be reim­ imized by the local Trust committee. It would have featured Joe Trio and an exotic dinner bursed, donating the amount instead, which will and entertainment menu. offset costs already invested in Midnight at the An application for a temporary use permit allowing the busi­ When gala planning began last October, said the Oasis. ness to continue was denied by the committee May 25, in accor­ dance with recommendations of a staff report. Mechanic Darryl Windsor has run the business for a number of years. Previous properly owners, Ron and Wendy Shaw, had used Police arrest fourth cocaine suspect it for the same purpose. Police have arrested the fourth culprits entered the buildings — Neighbour Darren Montana attended the meeting, briefly individual suspected in a cocaine Salt Spring Baptist Church, describing the noise and other impacts of the business on the trafficking ring on Salt Spring. RCMP Central Hall and St. Mark's neighbourhood. Jesse Paul Blanchette, 24, was Anglican Church — nothing was A fence was recently constructed to help screen and limit noise arrested June 1. REPORT taken. from the operation, noted Trust planner Devery Corbin in her Three other islanders were cracked ribs and soft tissue • Money was stolen from Mary report. arrested last month as the result of injuries. Hawkins Memorial Library which Automotive repair is an allowable home-based business in the an undercover RCMP operation on • A quantity of cash was stolen was the victim of multiple break Rural zone in the proposed land use bylaw second draft now the island. and enter offences last week. from a safe at McColl's Shell being discussed, said the Trust's Linda Adams. Blanchette is scheduled to Thieves stole a small sum of petty Service Sunday evening. However, it would have to take place entirely within a fully appear in court August 8. cash. The incident is under police enclosed accessory building and adhere to a number of other reg­ In other police news: investigation. • The local RCMP detachment ulations. • A 47-year-old island cyclist • The Family Health Clinic in was notified by Helijet Airways was taken to Lady Minto Hospital the Upper Ganges Centre was also that it would be flying low over after he was struck by a vehicle on the subject of a break and enter Salt Spring during the next few Lower Ganges Road last Friday at offence this weekend. days, doing some work for the approximately 8:45 p.m. A sum of cash was taken from National Film Board. Driver of the vehicle, a 46-year- the premises, which appears to • A group of about 60 youths Jfofistic Jiealih Tractttioner old Salt Spring man, said he was have been entered via an unsecured gathered on the road just before 3 blinded by the sun when he hit the window. a.m. Sunday was dispersed by Certificate J roar am cyclist. • Three Salt Spring buildings police who informed the group The driver took the cyclist to the sustained broken windows over die there was no party occurring at the hospital; he was treated for two weekend. Although it appears the end of Collins Road. Starts September in Victoria

What is it? » Gas siphoning concerns Pharmasave staff • Over 300 hours of in-depth theoretical and experiential education Some Pharmasave staff mem­ "We've posted warning signs in the who has heard of employees of focused on integrative/complementary healing. bers are Finding it tough to drive staff room." other businesses suffering the same • 2 year, part-time studies (Fri/Sat/Sun once a month plus home after work when they find Pharmasave uses the parking lot problem. self-guided study) gas has been siphoned from their behind ArtSpring which is where "It can cost up to $40 for a tank vehicles. the gas siphoning is taking place of gas." Who should apply? "When they go home at night, during daylight hours. Local police are requesting any­ • Individuals with a predominant interest in becoming practitioners they find there's no gas in the car," "Rising gas prices must be one with information to call the and leaders in holistic health. says employee Linda Ramsey. spurring them on," says Ramsey, RCMP detachment. • Registered or licensed health care providers or approval from coordinator. New opportunity for non-profit groups What does it cost? Year 1 - $2,500 • Year 2 - $1,495 plus electives There could be a goldmine for local non-profit Saturday is the "big day," of course, but funds could groups in an unusual spot in Ganges. be collected Monday through Sunday or any combina­ Salt Spring Harbour Authority (SSHA) is offering tion of days. organizations the opportunity to collect proceeds from "If somebody is really keen they could do it full- For information: LANGARA parking fees due from its boat basin lot between time," said Morrisette. Noreen Nash in Victoria COLLEGE Centennial Park and Grace Point Square. He said high school music program members made (250)477-7970 Continuing Studies Harbour manager Bob Morrisette said the SSHA a few hundred dollars from the scheme. OFFERED BY: Centre for Holistic Health Studies envisions group representatives setting up at the park­ Any non-profit group interested in the idea should Langara College Continuing Studies, 100 West 49th Ave.. Vancouver, BC V5Y 2K • Tel (604) 323-5322 ing lot entrance to collect the dollar-per-hour fee. call Morrisette at 537-5711.

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Lady Minto open house looks r^^ g Training on - Salt Spring to the future of health care here • Obedience Training 1 Behavioral Counselling Seeing the trends of an aging 3 to 6 p.m. A CHR senior manage­ patient care for the Gulf Islands 1 population, Capital Health Region ment team member will do a pre­ region, said she was pleased with Free Follow Up Classes (CHR) staff have been working on sentation and be available to field the proposed plan and Lady • Over 7,000 References ways to keep the health care sys­ questions. Minto's role in it. tem vibrant and energized. Public input is welcomed. She encourages people to attend BEN KERSEN & THE WONDERDOGS By 2015, the percentage of peo­ Of most impact for the Gulf Monday's open house. l-800-9ol-Oolo www.wonderdogs.bc.ca ple aged 45-64 in the CHR — of Islands is the proposal to maintain which the Gulf Islands forms a Lady Minto as a "primary care" part — will rise by almost 60 per hospital. cent; the 85-plus age bracket by 50 That means it will continue to per cent. offer day surgery, other selected Star Choice Satellite TV Facing that and other challenges, surgery, in-patient primary and the CHR worked with 20 advisory secondary care, low-risk birthing Get the Best Picture & Sound Available O Home Theatre groups and about 500 people to and well baby care; convales­ from your System O Multi-Room Audio come up with a long-range plan cent, day hospital and residential O Automated Lighting which it calls Directions for care. Free Site Survey Change. However, the plan covers all Professional Guaranteed Installation Results of the process will be hospitals and other facilities in the Complete Systems In-Stock 8 Years Custom Installation Experience Kevin Kopetzki detailed at an open house in the CHR area, which Gulf Islands resi­ $ portable behind Lady Minto dents also use. 175°° 0| udiiI uin Systems Design Ltd. 537-9844 Hospital on Monday, June 12 from Karen Davies, manager of (AFTER REBATES) Custom Audio & Video

The Gulf Islands Seniors Residence Association is currently involved in MUSIC developing MEAD0WBR00K, a nonprofit, supportive-living Seniors' EXTRAVAGANZA Residence on Salt Spring to serve the seniors of the Southern Gulf Islands. JUNE16&17 While ultimately the costs of this Project will be met largely by the Residents ARTSPRING themselves through their monthly rental fees, funds from other sources are needed to keep these costs at an affordable level. ...don't miss it Invitation... Already enough funding has been made available by individual members of this Association, most of them themselves seniors, to purchase the property to businesses, and to render the Project eligible for CMHC Proposal Development funding. Now we need the involvement of the whole community to assure that this TRINCOMALI organizations and TRANSPORT CO. Residence will be available and affordable to those who need it most. (250) 360-7426 individuals Our goal Is $500,000 —- the approximate cost of providing 5 of the ICG proposed 24 living units — and to launch this campaign, $100,000 has who would like to support the already been pledged on condition that at least an equal amount is forth coming from the rest of the community. As this Association is now a registered charity, all donations are income tax deductible.

Gulf Islands For those in our community who recognize the need for such a Residence and who wish to support this Project, here is a great opportunity to help Seniors Residence make it happen. Cheques should be made out to GISRA and mailed or delivered to the Project 1 address below. For additional information, please call: Regular propane delivery i Gordon English, President (537-2736) i Sid Smith, Treasurer (537-9242) • Mary Toynbee, Secretary (537-1147) to your waterfront home. i Ben Bouzan, Project Coordinator (537-5998), or contact the Fuel & building supplies of all types. Gulf Islands Seniors Residence Association 379 Lower Ganges Road, Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 2V4 (tel. 537-4604) Fully certified & insured A8 * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 OPINION GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Delay the bylaw he Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee could be for­ Tgiven for wanting to put the new land use bylaw behind it. To date the process has taken years, if you include the time that went into the bylaw's source document, the official community plan. All that dry and heavy reading and all those interminable meet­ ings. Who wants more of that? Well, perhaps the public does. It's a fact that public input on matters concerning land use only comes when Joe Islander is peeved about some new rule that impacts him. Interfere with a property owner's rights and you'll usually get a rude reaction. Relax the rules for one property owner and the neighbours are bound to become fearful of a neg­ ative effect on their lives. Who wins battles such as these? Certainly not the Islands Trust, which usually finds itself caught in the middle of a tug-of- war between those who want fewer rules and those who want more. But battles there will be and the best thing our elected repre­ sentatives can do is listen to the electorate, and give the elec­ torate plenty of time to become informed so they can add con­ structively to the process. It is a public process and one that has to be encouraged. For starters, the Trust — and this doesn't apply only to Salt Spring — should have printed more copies of the land use bylaw that indicate where the changes had been made in the new draft. Such a document exists, but only in the Trust office and the Published every Wednesday by Driftwood Publishing Ltd. Ganges library. You cannot take it home with you and keep it on 328 Lower Ganges Rd.. Salt Spring Island. B.C. VBK 2V3 your bedside table like a cure for insomnia. WaP-%s^-*s^J Office Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Monday to Friday T\**Z£4$$ Tel: 2S0-S37-9933 Fax: 250537-2613 Toll-free: 1-877-537-9934 Having access to such a document would add greatly to the ['••'•wlffLTVXkTt\f\fA Pender (Sales): 250-629-3151 i-/i ii i^if-M:.^mm: :%JK:%»JL E-mail: driftwood6gulfislands.net public's ability to participate in reviewing the draft of the bylaw. 1 J\ 111 \A/ 1 Jl il 1 Website: www.gulfislands.net President Frank Richards Secondly, Salt Spring trustees should heed the impassioned Publisher Tony Richards Yearly Subscription Rates plea made at last week's bylaw meeting from the Islands Farmers Managing Editor Susan Lundy In the Gulf Islands 548.15* Elsewhere in Canada S78.1l* Advertising Manager Peter McCully 6 months elsewhere in Canada S49.22* Outside Canada $169.00 Institute. There is no reason why the bylaw must go to first read­ Advertising Bev Blenner-Hassett, Michele Law Alice Publications Mail Registration No. 08149 ing in July, with a public hearing — the final stage — in Richards, Lorraine Sullivan, Fiona Walls 'Includes GST Reporters Gall Sjuberg, Tanya Lester, Anastacia Wilde International Standard Serial Number 1198-7782 September. Photographer Derrick Lundy Memberships Let us have the fall, when there are fewer pressures on our Accounting/Circulation Claudia French Canadian Community Newspapers Association Production Judith Harper B-C & Yukon Community Newspapers Ass'n., B.C. Press Council time, to give the bylaw our undivided attention. New home-based business law could affect everyone By PETER NUK parked cars. intended! Even other municipal jurisdic­ After having attended last It has become unsafe or unen- With the planned relaxation of tions in B.C. have recognized that Thursday's Islands Trust public joyable to carry out activities such the HBB laws, the "bar will have fact and provide appropriately meeting on the proposed new land as walks, pet exercise, children's been raised" to allow HBBs more zoned areas for these activities. use bylaw (LUB), or Bylaw 355,1 VIEW bicycling because of the traffic. than twice as large and of a much One final comment—Trust rep­ had the distinct impression that not POINT The dust and increased pot­ wider variety! resentatives said at the meeting very many people there were inter­ holes and other "joys" are still to This refers to the legal ones — that these regulations, once they ested in, or concerned about, the come! imagine the new scope for illegal are law, will be in effect for a long, sweeping changes proposed for At the meeting, the Trust indi­ ones! long time. home-based business (HBB) regu­ erty here. cated that a survey done in 1996 Still think this law may or will This rewrite is being done after lations. Upon investigation, this is the found that 60 per cent of the island not affect you in the future? Keep 30 years has passed. I, of course, have no knowledge case even though there are at least population was in favour of reading. Still think your quality of life of how much written input was 10 HBBs operating on our street! "relaxed" laws for HBBs. Is this One especially onerous twist is is safe from special interest sent to the Trust about concerns on They are obviously of a nature that true? the "catch-all" clause that allows groups? this topic. do not affect the quality of life of The Trust's response to this "light industry" into residential If any of this has touched a However, if any residential area the neighbourhood and as such are survey result is worded in Section areas. chord in you, I urge you to send dweller still thinks that this law perfectly acceptable. 3.13 of the draft LUB document. If you read Tom Pickett's com­ written submissions with your will never affect their way of life This year, however, there was a It is my understanding that the mentary last week and read the objections to the Trust and attend — think again! fitness centre built across the current restrictive HBB laws are definition of light industry in the any further meetings on this We live on a quiet residential street. not enforced and that many LUB, you ought to really start issue. cul-de-sac street which basically The people on our street have existing businesses are in viola­ being concerned. has not changed in character for experienced a very noticeable tion of these laws and that there Light industry has no place in The writer lives on Sky Valley the 26 years we have owned prop- increase in (speeding) traffic and is no enforcement done or residential areas. Road. Meeting highlights frustration with local governance The manner in which we govern our­ been relaxed. It should be noted, howev­ As the meeting wore on it was obvious selves on Salt Spring has concerned TONY er, that some relaxation was long over­ that people are frustrated by our system of many islanders over the years, and con­ due. Red tape and regulations have done governance. They feel powerless and tinues to do so. There have been a few a great deal to hamper entrepreneurial ini­ therefore afraid of the potential impact of attempts at incorporation and, more RICHARDS tiative, stifling economic activity. a bylaw such as this. recently, an examination of options. (I Granted, some such activity would But is it any different on the world use the term "recently" rather loosely. contravene the spirit of the Trust's pre- stage? The process has actually taken years and beyond the neighbour's fence? serve-and-prolect mandate. But that is no In Windsor, Ont., site of a meeting of the there is nothing to indicate it will be com­ What was most disturbing, however, reason to regard business with the same Organization of American States, well- pleted any time soon.) was the general acceptance of what any­ jaundiced view of the '60s, when profit prepared protestors have similar feelings But on Thursday evening I was left won­ one had to say as indisputable fact. Those had a less than savoury reputation. about governance, feelings that are strong dering if any system will ever prove ade­ in attendance were riled up over certain There is room for preservation and pro- enough that the weapon of choice is civil quate. features of the LUB, and were ready to lection to co-exist with a thriving business disobedience. They don't believe that gov­ The event was the Islands Trust's first lend a sympathetic and unquestioning ear community. ernments, even democratic ones, fully rep­ public meeting on the new draft of the land to anyone with a similar grievance. There is at least one oddity in the home resent the interests of the people. use bylaw (LUB). The lower hall of All This is not to say the grievances were business rules. On one hand there is the Unfortunately, the alternative they seem Saints was packed, but not necessarily without any basis in fact. It's just that we extremely precise ban on noise exceeding to espouse is anarchy. with people who cared so much about the tend to accept as gospel any allegations of a level of 50 decibels. On the other is the Give me a so-called democratic govern­ broad picture of local affairs, but what wrongdoing when we identify with the very general and imprecise clause allow­ ment any day, but let's never cease trying might take place in their back yards. plight of the victim. ing any "light industrial" use. to improve upon what we have. And the People should be concerned about their There were legitimate complaints about There was consensus last week, and best place to start is at home. back yards. But why can we not see the home-based business rules, which have rightly so, that the term was too vague. GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD OPINION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 * A9 SALT SPRING SAYS We asked: As grads, what message do you have for the community?

Keven Biagioni Lauren Campbell Steven Melanson Gemma Rose D'Attilio Adam Tamboline We're not as bad as you think Thank-you so much for every­ People of the world unite; we It really is unpredictable. Enjoy Thanks to everyone who shows we are . . . and thanks for thing — you have made us all have the power today to change this beautiful world. the Grad 2000 class love, respect and honour. Thank you puttin' up with us. stronger people. Peace. the next thousand years. for four years; the best years of our young lives. Letters to the Editor

her of the facts, however, here I of the victims and suspects. • in-patient secondary medicine Church, transportation team, bil- Doesn't "ad" up cannot, so I must do this through SRGT. PAUL DARBYSHIRE, for selected types of patients who leters, Barnyard Grafix, Harbour Concerning a certain ad from a this forum. Detachment Commander, could best be served locally; House Hotel staff, Et Cetera Books, certain logging company whom we To set the record straight for the Salt Spring RCMP • low risk birthing and well baby local media and enthusiastic partic­ shall call "Wilma" (to avoid getting community, there was never a care; ipants for making the Community sued): report of men with masks with Minto plans • convalescent and continuing care. Wisdom Gathering a resounding • Certain writers who repeat chainsaws roaring invading the tree I am writing to inform your read­ It is important to note that with success. statements given by our representa­ ers about future plans for Lady tives are bad dogs! Bad, dogs!! camp (I assume the writer is refer­ emergency cases, direct health care From the beginning we believed ring to the peace camp). The inci­ Minto Hospital. providers will decide which kind of that Salt Spring Island, as an alive • Certain protest groups use pro­ dent referred to was a report that The Capital Health Region cases will be stabilized and trans­ and healthy community, was an paganda. (CHR) has proposed a 15-year • Lawyers who represent certain suspects had come on Texada prop­ ferred to other hospitals. ideal location for a conference erty at approximately one in the plan, available for public review I think your readerswil l see from focussing on community wisdom. protest groups and/or individuals and comment, concerning regional are stinky. Our lawyers are not. morning, and allegedly assaulted this brief overview that a progres­ We explored a wide spectrum of one person, threw around the health programs and the role of our sive future role is being proposed wise ideas and practices and • Certain newspapers that we health facilities in meeting future have filed lawsuits against don't effects of other persons, including a for Lady Minto Hospital. observed participants taking oppor­ tent being dragged with a person needs. Public involvement in our health tunities for transformation. want to carry our ads. We are In consultation with over 500 shocked and appalled. inside, and cut a rope holding a per­ system is important. I encourage Wisdom, as more of a process than son sitting in a platform on a tree. people who participated directly on a consumer product, needs ongoing • Lastly, we shall use large, easy- your readers to attend an open The Salt Spring RCMP has investi­ 20 health advisory panels, the CHR house on June 12 from 3 to 6 p.m., encouragement and nurture. to-read print in our propaganda — has drafted a plan that looks at the er, in our advertisements because, gated this matter and we have in the portable located behind Lady The next World Wisdom charged a person with assault. We changing health needs of our region Minto Hospital, to get more infor­ Conference will be in Hawaii well, we know our target audience. to the year 2015. ERIN BUTLER, could not pursue the other criminal mation and provide feedback on the January 12-15, 2001 at Kapiolani matters because no one could The plan proposes an important Salt Spring proposed Regional Services Plan. Community College, Honolulu. specifically identify the persons role for Lady Minto Hospital as a TOM CLOSSON, CEO Theme: Wisdom of the Ancestors. Damaging responsible. community-based primary care Capital Health Region Website: www.worldwisdompro- I would like to address the May It is very important that everyone hospital now and in the future. The ject.org. 31 letter titled Immediate in this community obtain all the kinds of services that would be pro­ Wisdom Copies of Dr. Feldman's book Response. facts before making statements of vided include: As coordinators of the S.S.I. Wisdom: Daily Reflections For a The writer, who does not want to this nature. False or misleading • 24 hour urgent care and the Community Wisdom Gathering New Era are available at the United be identified, does not have all the information is very damaging. If ability to receive people classified May 26-28, we want to thank the Church office, as well as two jackets facts on the incident that occurred you are not sure of the facts, please as needing emergent care; members of the Interfaith Council, and a scarf that were left at the hotel. in mid-March. call your police. We are account­ • diagnostics and testing; donors to the Wisdom Garden, BARON FOWLER, I would normally call this con­ able and will address your con­ • adult and seniors day care; local speakers, entertainers, wis­ ROHANA LAING cerned person and inform him or cerns, while protecting the privacy • day surgery; dom circle facilitators, United For the organizing committee Dialogue, not divestment, is Ethical Funds' position By ROBERT WALKER this kind of systematically ascer­ shareholders acted through their ize that SRI is not a panacea. The Several months ago, Ethical tainable information. pension and endowment funds to problems on Salt Spring appear to Funds was made aware of contro­ Because we have a need to bring the issue of apartheid to the be attributable to a failure of the versial logging activity on Salt IN diversify portfolios across permit­ attention of corporations operating public sector and environmental Spring Island. ted sectors (Ethical Funds does not in South Africa. Many of these policy as well as a lack of private Although Ethical Funds does DEPTH invest in tobacco companies, church groups advocated not sector regard for community rela­ not invest directly in Texada Land weapons-manufacturers or nuclear divestment, but engagement of tions. Corporation, three Ethical Funds address the issues of concern to the energy), divesting from Manulife companies through dialogue, For now. Ethical Funds will con­ investors have asked us to divest people of Salt Spring Island in a would prompt us to look elsewhere proxy voting and the shareholder tinue to pursue corporate dialogue our holdings of Manulife Financial manner that is socially and envi­ for exposure to the financial ser­ resolution process. as a strategy to encourage Manulife Corporation. Manulife holds a ronmentally responsible? What, if vices industry. This could lead us In a survey conducted by Ethical to address the issue of logging on mortgage on the properties being any, are the social and environmen­ to invest in a financial institution Funds this past April, our unit­ Salt Spring Island. Divestment at logged. tal criteria used to evaluate this with mortgage and lending portfo­ holders told us they want Ethical this time would eliminate what we Ethical Funds is concerned investment and Manulife's invest­ lios that, in aggregate, are not as Funds to engage in dialogue with believe to be the sole shareholder about logging activity damaging to ment activity in general? How will sound as our present investment. companies, and to be part of an voice on this issue. the ecosystem of Salt Spring this logging impact the island's The market signal we are attempt­ active process to raise the bar for We suggest the people of Salt Island. We are also concerned economy over the long term? ing to send via our investment corporate social performance. In Spring approach their mutual about the criteria used by Manulife Our decision to proceed in this activity would be thoroughly recognition of this desire and the funds, pension funds, church and other financial institutions to way is partly determined by a degraded. potential effectiveness of dialogue endowment funds and other insti­ evaluate the social and environ­ research challenge that affects the Our decision is equally informed and engagement, Ethical Funds is tutional investors and ask them to mental impacts of mortgages and entire socially responsible invest­ by the fact that SRI is not solely raising its corporate dialogue and add their voice to ours. Collectively loans. At this time, we feel that ment (SRI) industry: we have no defined by the screened portfolio. proxy voting activity. we would be more effective in exercising our voice on these way to systematically evaluate the Corporate dialogue, proxy voting In the end, it is important for keeping this issue in front of the issues is the best strategy for affect­ social and environmental perfor­ and responsible shareholder activi­ people to realize that SRI is not companies involved and in bring­ ing positive change. mance of the companies held in the ty are as much a part of SRI as about being in love with every ing about fundamental change in To this end, Ethical Funds has mortgage and loan portfolios of screening. company in your investment port­ how mortgages are assessed, how added Manulife to our "focus list" financial institutions. These institu­ Historically, the tools of dia­ folio. It is about accepting respon­ companies establish relationships for our Corporate Dialogue tions are not legally required to dis­ logue have been used to great sibility for the downstream impacLs with local communities and how- Program. Our status as an institu­ close the kind of information we effect. For example, dialogue of the business activity your invest­ logging is conducted on private tional investor allows us to ask need to make our assessments. strategies played a key role in end­ ment supports and taking the lands. some tough questions on behalf of From a research perspective, we ing apartheid. Throughout the appropriate steps to hold corpora­ The writer is vice-president of our unit-holders. Is Manulife hold­ are unable to establish an exclu­ 1970s and 1980s, Canadian. tions accountable for these Ethic Funds' ethics policy and ing discussions with Texada to sionary screen in the absence of American and British church impacts. It is also important to real­ research department. A10 * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 OPINION GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Beckett vived and thrived if you haven't together. More letters noticed. Being on an island imposes a I would like to express my pro­ It is often the case that criticism, special hardship on those artists found gratitude to everyone who whether fair or unfair, stiffens the who seek to create innovative or made the production of "Happy I'm more amazed at the fact resolve of those who believe in even merely contemporary work. Days" possible. most are really grubby dreadlocked Colour-coded what they are doing. It is a chal­ While this community is uniquely I had a picture in my mind, and hippies who are collecting welfare It's easy, I tell visitors who want lenge to an artist to search deeply cosmopolitan in its views for a then all these truly gifted, hard­ (no doubt) and should be actively to reach Salt Spring using B.C. to justify his work and it is the crit­ small place, it is also out of the working people got together to looking for work, but choose to live Ferries this summer. ic who is often the catalyst for that flow in keeping track of contempo­ meld their creative energies and — off all of us. If you're travelling here from the self appraisal. It is utter hogwash to rary art forms and issues. it happened! The magic! Their gen­ I wonder if even one of them Lower Mainland via Swartz Bay, assume that artisLs are any different Serious artists are compelled to erosity and support has made this would return their welfare cheques use the green schedule in combina­ than any other citizen in their seek feedback farther afield. A one of the most satisfying events of on welfare Wednesday and say, tion with the purple schedule until capacity for self delusion. We don't competent and committed art my life. "I'm returning it as I don't warrant June 6 and in combination with the always recognize our best work or reviewer would certainly benefit Many, many thanks to Ramesh it because I've not been actively blue schedule after that. the shortcomings of our worst the continued development of a Meyers for his extraordinary, looking for work and have assisted But don't throw the purple work. vibrant arts scene on Salt Spring huuntingly beautiful, original to stop the men working who help schedule away after June 6, The critic's job is to elevate audi­ Island. music, and Jane Phillips for her contribute to my welfare." because you'll still need parts of it ence appreciation and understand­ And by the way, creativity does­ contribution and exquisite playing Yes, it's a game they play — it's until June 28 if you're travelling ing and to insure that the art is wor­ n't "ooze like syrup out of every of the cello. called "bite the hand that feeds from Vancouver to Long Harbour. thy of the public's support. This is back road, main road, and dirt There, on stage, was the you." After June 28 you'll use the blue an important, difficult and treach­ road" unless you're talking about "mound" of "earth," silhouetted by They are not contributors but schedule in order to reach Long erous road not suitable for the artist wannabees for whom it is LeRoy Jensen's stunning sun and takers. Harbour. squeamish. enough to call yourself an artist to horizon, brought to life with Liz Also, do a lot of protesters have Oh, and the green schedule It requires that one should first of be regarded as one. Martin's spectacular dawn to dusk the selfish motivation and tunnel expires on June 28, but I don't know all discriminate between the seri­ All the artists I know have a life­ lighting, and then, to have had that vision to not realize we need many what colour the new one will be. ous artist and the one who plays at time commitment to what they do visual gift so perfectly comple­ large new forests for our children's Of course, once B.C. Ferries has it like Sunday pickup basketball. and are more akin to hardrock min­ mented and supported by that children to enjoy? They don't get destroyed tourism in the Gulf The tender approach might be jus­ ers who work their backsides off to incredible music — to have had the "big picture." If all this old Islands entirely, they can then tified in speaking about amateur or win the precious fruits of their that universe filled with that music growth is not replanted with new transfer the surplus ferries to other recreational level arts but you do a labour. — well, it made my heart explode! forests we are going to be leaving a routes. disservice to the health of the arts GARY CHERNEFF, This set the tone for Deb Toole's legacy of old rotted trees, not MICHAEL FRIEDMAN, community by lumping both facets Salt Spring astonishing portrayal of Winnie — healthy new forests for future gen­ Sky Valley Road a performance of unforgettable erations. Critic's job brilliance. Deb's talents seem to They should take a drive into Art is dead. At least it is if know no bounds, and her dedica­ Lake Cowichan and up to Anastacia Wilde would have her THE HEIGHT tion, commitment, humour and Courtenay and see the many, many way. many, many hours of hard work miles of new forests, they're beau­ In her viewpoint of May 24 she made my job a great pleasure. tiful and also, getting back to the OF PERFECTION offers a lame justification for not Thank you also to Bryon Gray welfare system — when legislation being forthright and honest about for his hard work and quirky char­ was passed re: welfare, it was the stage productions she has acterization of Willie; and to every­ clearly defined: "as a short-term • Sales, Service & reviewed. As she states, "It's tricky one who helped with the set, props, means of assistance" not a lifetime Installation territory reviewing artist's work on publicity, costumes — (especially occupation to which these types are a small island where everyone is • Propane Fireplaces Nadene McCoy, Lynda Jensen, abusing so badly. like extended family." Mark Toole, Bryon Gray and And for Andrea Collins having • Woodstoves But guess what, a journalist has Simon Henson) — and all the other the audacity to so blatantly give a responsibility to rise above that • Insulated Chimney hundred elements that must come statements, how did her spacious incestuous little blanket where it is together to create the whole... and lawns come about? Her property • Furnaces, electric/oil warm and cozy. If we cannot to Samuel Beckett, wherever you was logged big time but then it was /propane depend on the media to put a social are, "I hope you caught some of all okay. Her property was a heavily context to what we as artists are • Heat Pumps that. .." forested area at one time. Yes, most doing, then where else do we have RACHEL JACOBSEN, of these protesters certainly use • Sheet Metal the privilege of public discourse Director, Happy Days double standards. about what we take so seriously? It's high time these hippies, as I Biting the hand Serious artists are not a fragile call "lay abouts," clean themselves 6 MONTHS NO PAYMENTS NO INTEREST O.A.C. Over the past couple of months, and pathetic species that can only up, get a job and get a life. And also I've watched in amazement at the survive by being pampered and die welfare department should be very many young people protesting patronized. You cite Ibsen, Voltaire, inundated with letters from all of us HECTOR'S HEATING SSLfSK"* Texada's operation and it is getting Mozart and Judy Garland as recip­ voicing our disgust at how they are more disgusting by the day. ients of harsh criticism. They sur­ & VENTILATION 655-0661 Most of them I've seen are not wasting our hard-earned dollars. even islanders as I watch them This is my view of it. coming off the ferry. Who are they F. FRASER, recruited by? Fulford Harbour

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For 16 Gull" Islands last year's highlights was Operation Trackshoes ath­ when local team member JUNE 16 & 17 letes, this is the weekend and wheelchair athlete they've been waiting for. Andrew Krizan completed ARTSPRING Operation Trackshoes, a a 25-metre swimming event ...don't miss it province-wide sports festi­ and won the team sports­ val for youths with disabili­ man trophy. ties, runs at the University Krizan is on the Gulf THE of Victoria June 9-11. Islands team again this With participants aged year, along with Archana (Mi»AUNTE D eight to 20, the Gulf Islands Cherry, Mark Drebert, contingent will not only Chris Joynson, Pam BOOKSHOP compete in a number of MacDonald, Suzy Buys, Sells and events, but will enjoy a ban­ McEwen, Carlos Manzano, quet, dance and awards cer­ Claire Motherwell, Sam Appraises emony, and a host of fun Price, Dan Price, Katy quality used books activities. Parthew, Chad Richard, in all subjects Linda Underwood, who Naomi Van Pelt, David • is a support teacher at Gulf McEachern, Tyler Nicholas Islands Secondary and on and Tanner Whittaker. (250) 656-8805 the community's This year the Gulf email: [email protected] Operation Trackshoes Islands team and helpers 9807 Third Street, Sidney committee, said the week­ should be among the best Mon.-Sat. 10-5/Sun. 12-5 _^, end has a "camp" atmos­ attired, with T-shirts bear­ phere, with friendships ing a custom design by made and renewed, and team member and artist the young people matched Motherwell. up with volunteer counsel­ Underwood said team lors. members worked hard to IN TRAINING: Members of the Gulf which runs at UVic this weekend. This is the 10th year for raise the money they need­ Islands Operation Trackshoes team Athletes are wearing new T-shirts attendance by a Gulf ed to attend and had a great were in training Friday at Shelby with an emblem designed by team Islands or Salt Spring response from "our won­ Pool for the province-wide member Claire Motherwell. group. derfully generous commu­

Operation Trackshoes sports festival Photo by Derrick Lundy Underwood said one of nity." Sailing/cruising course leads to Canadian Yachting Association certification AND to new Canadian No luxury of Probably blown way out of propor­ Coast Guard Boat Operator Certificate. More letters tion like everything else. Sponsored by the wait and see KIM HOBAN, Sailing School on SSI and So, Rick Carlson's carminative Norton Road SSI PARC Commission press release assures us that cell childhood leukemia rates are soar­ this is not so. FOR INFORMATION CALL 537-2741 phones (and their antennae bag­ ing, Alzheimers is on the rise, or Being a bit of a history buff, as Best medicine gage) are not unlike baby monitors. any other odd-ball ailment such as are my parents, I was reminded of I really enjoy and look forward Parents of Salt Spring, think of chronic fatigue is occurring so the story of how microwave ovens to the columns by Dave Hepburn. the convenience . . . Not only can often? I use these examples were begotten: on a military base in He seems to be able to put strange you sneak outside to wash the car because they are already suspicious a chilly lunch room, someone medical terms into normal every­ while baby sleeps, you can go golf­ rewards of EMFs. noticed how chocolate bars were day language, with humour, which ing now too, knowing there will be In reference to Rick's redound on melting in the cupboards! 1 the lay person can understand, a giant baby monitor at the golf non-ionizing radiation, here's some Now isn't that interesting? Not and I always have a good laugh course you may tap into with your more "irradiated food for thought" only were the service men already reading his columns. cell phone. Wow! Excellent! from the book called The Body cooking eggs and roasting wieners After all, laughter is the best Seriously though, R.F. Electric: "Subliminal activation of for kicks with radar beams, but... medicine. Thanks. microwaves are indeed related to the stress response is one of the holy hell, the beams were evidently JENNY SVENDSEN, radio frequencies. We learned it in most important effects that EMFs penetrating the walls and abiding in Salt Spring Grade 4 science, studying wave and non-ionizing radiation have the chocolate too. Thus was the actions with skipping ropes. They upon life, but it's far from the only eventual birth of the microwave (the radio waves) frequent right one. oven. ANDERSON TAIT TECHNICAL through our bodies, day and night, These unfamiliar energies pro­ Thus MW (microwaves) plus frequently; a wave is a wave is a duce changes in nearly every bodi­ radar (radio detection and ranging) APPLIANCE REPAIR SOLUTIONS wave. ly function so far studied." Dr. equals wireless telephone mobility. Prompt, reliable service on all Marine mechanical & Suppose microwave oscillations Robert O. Becker, Gary Seldon, Isn't technology wonderful? Here's makes and models, large or small. electrical services & repairs. are like the zig-zag stitch on your 1985. more "irradiated food for thought": Specialist in pumping systems & Hot water tank, sewing machine. The larger ones In some studies, after five gener­ the service men (some of the more mechanical seals. appliance & pump may be too far apart to be effective, ations, rats died off. Do you believe randy ones, anyway) pointed the MACHINE SHOP SERVICES installation. yet the extremely small ones can we have the luxury of wait and see? radar beams at their "privates" in o Fine machining, milling & welding actually destroy fabric. (I've I do not. order to sterilize themselves while Sam Anderson Sam Anderson accomplished this myself)- Microwave ovens are also related on furlough. Many got cancer and 537-5268 Now imagine these stitches even to RF microwaves, although PR died, some did not. But that is clas­ y 537-5268 pager: 538-9000 pager: 538-9000 more microscopic — as in lady Cathy Dolan of Telus tells me sified info and just military hearsay. 800,(K)0,()00 or more stitches per second. Imagine that going through the fabric of your body. Although they tell you the towers emit only 25 per cent of what the cell phones are doing to you, but even ALOHA! 200,0(X),000 mega"hitz" per sec­ ond freaks me out. And that is only one conversation. Fancy all the chit-chats that go on in a day MEN'S & WOMENS whizzing back and forth through BOARD SHORTS BY the air (through you). Is it any surprise cancer and patagonia Tom Navratil REDUCED 30% M» Realtor RE/MAX of Salt spring 1537N97 7 blue drcxcjon naturals 128 lotver ganges rd„ 537-5510

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UP, UP AND AWAY: School children from Salt Spring, Pender, Galiano and Mayne islands competed at a track and field event Thursday at Portlock Park. No records were kept at the event; it was deemed an educational experience for the participants who got a taste of being in a competitive track sit­ uation.

Photos by Dertick Lundy

R.C. LEGION BR. 92 Tennis try-outs set CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENTS STEAK BBQ Today (Wednesday) is the dead­ 2000), there are boys' and girls' line for tennis players interested in singles and doubles events. 9 holes golf - SSI Golf Club / Dinner - Meaden Hall registering for the B.C. Summer Junior players who have a Games play-offs. 1999/2000 ranking in the top 10 HOLE IN ONE NO. 2 Anyone interested in competing champs division in any age catego­ sponsored by Uniglobe (Pacific Travel Ltd.) & Amigo Airways, should contact Cheryl Miller at ry (U14, U16 or U18), singles or flight & deluxe accommodation in Van. Hole in One #6 Westwood Tennis Club. Her phone doubles are not eligible to com­ "2000 Impreza" number is (250) 753-2866. pete. SUNDAY, JUNE 18 Subaru Wagon The play-offs are set to run this In the open category (adults only sponsored by Saturday at the Westwood Tennis — age 18 and over as of July 27, Golf & Dinner $25 / Dinner only .$12 Saunders Subaru, Club. 2000), there are ladies' singles and - Victoria Competitors in the 2000 B.C. doubles events, men's singles and Spec/a/ guest goiters Doug & Darlene Wellington and Ken Strike Summer Games may not have par­ doubles, as well as mixed doubles. CHARITY - Community Initiatives program / Registration & dinner tickets at the branch! ticipated in or have qualified to Any person who received more EVERYONE WELCOME! participate in a national or interna­ than $4,500 in 1999 as income REGISTRATION BY JUNE PITH tional level of competition for their from coaching tennis is not eligi­ sport in the year 2000. ble. Tennis categories are divided Any gold medal winner from the into junior and open. 1998 B.C. Summer games cannot In the junior category (minimum compete in the event in which the age is 13 years as of July 27, medal was won. INVESTMENT WORKSHOP Squier, Philpot on top Jamie Squier and David Philpot and Ron Sturm. won the men's doubles event spon­ Next on the tennis associa­ sored by the Salt Spring Tennis tion's agenda is the women's Association Saturday. doubles event on June 10 and the Eighteen men participated in the mixed doubles tournament on It's a fact in today's world - more tournament, which saw Squier and June 17. Both events are for Thursday, June 22nd Philpot meet Patrick Lee and Tom members only, who can sign up and more women are taking Locke in the final. at the notice board in Portlock charge of their finances. Are you 5:00 - 7:00pm The consolation round saw Park. ready to join their ranks? If so, young Dave Barclay and his father For more information contact Jack Barclay beat Conrad Bielicki Ann Stewart at 537-9250. we're offering an educational LOCATION: CAT'S PAJAMAS B & B workshop you won't want to miss. 104 Langs Road, Salt Spring This evening seminar will provide MARINE POWER you with the fundamental informa­ tion you need to take charge of Call 1-877-656-8797 your own financial future. MERCURY to reserve a seat. ^^ 77»# Water C.-M s EvmmioE This event is free, but seating is limited. Please call to reserve your seat. FOUR-STROKES Kelly A. Oglow VOLVO Investment Representative FICHT D.F.I. PENT./*. 2403 Beacon Ave., OPTIMAX D.F.I. Sidney, BC V8L 1X5 DIESEL & GAS Bus.: 1-877-656-8797 Johnson. Fax: 656-8739

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Salt Spring Stingray swimmers and fourth in another; DJ Lake • Laurel Temmel, third, fourth, a second girls Div. 5 team placed brought home ribbons, broke (Div. 3) who came out with two fifth and eighth; and fifth. records, and set new times as they firsts, two seconds and a third; • Evan Hardy, fifth, two sixths Two swimmers — Brooke competed in a swim meet this and Sarah Penhale (Div. 2) who and seventh. Shergold and Kate Parker — weekend at Commonwealth Pool placed second in all six of her Several relay teams also made a attended their first-ever meets, and in Victoria. events. splash, picking up three firsts — several swimmers competed in A total of 25 swimmers from Sarah MacKay (Div. 4) also for the Div. 2 mixed medley, the strokes for the first time. Salt Spring took part in the meet came home with a handful of rib­ girls Div. 4 medley, and girls Div. Brendan Nickerson, Natalie hosted by the Esquimalt FAST bons, getting a first, a second, a 5 medley — and three seconds Shergold and Amy Zacharias gy^s team. third, a fourth and a sixth; while (girls Div. 4 free style, girls Div. 5 swam 100-metre individual med­ Several swimmers swept the Brett Savin won a third, a fifth, free style and girls Div. 2 med­ leys (IM) for the first time, while CONTINUOUS GUTTERS ribbon rounds, while others two sixths and a seventh. ley). Elsept Krayenhoff did both her DOWNSPOUTS SOFFITS established the times they will Ribbons at this meet were The Div. 5 mixed medley, the first IM and her first 100-metre FASCIA COVERS compete against as they attempt awarded for the top eight swim­ boys Div. 8 medley and the girls free event. GUTTER GUARDS to set personal bests throughout mers in each event. Div. 2 free style all won thirds, This weekend several team the season. Other swimmers who won rib­ while a second Div. 4 girls free members are heading off island to PHONE Two swimmers broke meet bons in various events were: style team picked up a fourth, and a one-day meet in Duncan. 250.537.1501 records. Christina Penhale (Div. 5) (Division 2) shaved close to three seconds off • Brendan Nickerson, two the meet record in 100 back, and fourths and a fifth; 0.2 seconds off the 50 fly record. • James Cameron, third and Nicola Temmel (Div. 4) also broke sixth; a meet record, taking 0.26 seconds (Division 3) off the best 50 fly time. • Tavis Morton, fifth; Leading the pack in ribbons • Megan Cameron, fifth; were Christina Penhale, who • Erin Toole, eighth; placed first in all five of the (Division 4) events in which she competed; • Rhian Hardy, seventh; Nicola Temmel, who took first in • Meaghen Toole, eighth; four events, second in one stroke. (Division 5)

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New treatments birthed at SS Centre Y-2 PLAY By TANYA LESTER release emanates have to make a major life throughout the body. change," said Rock. Driftwood Staff JUNE 16 & 17 Last in a Series of For the mind and spir­ To experience treatments that Three it, an "amazing inner have been handed down to practi­ ARTSPRING The head is the human clarity" arises. tioners from one millennium to body's centre of the uni­ This treatment is the next, call the Salt Spring ...don't miss it verse when it comes to especially effective as Centre at 537-2326. healing techniques being a stress relief and for offered for the first time by emotional balancing, Salt Spring Centre's Health as well as a cure for Collective this fall. migraines and other When the head is treated headaches. Summer Hair Cut? well, a ripple effect that Netra basti, which courses over the body, will also be offered at Call Andrea at BOW WOW & CO. relaxing and nourishing it, the centre in the fall, •ft is set into motion, says col­ is an Ayurvedic treat­ 537-4676 lective coordinator Rajani ment that originates Rock. with the eyes. A mix­ Bring in this ture of barley flour Following the busy sum­ coupon for $5 off mer season. Rock's goal is and water is used to to introduce two "new" build "doughnuts" pet grooming Ayurvedic system treat­ around the eyes. ments at the centre. Called Openings are left shiro dhara and netra basti. on the far corners of Expires Aug. 31/00 they will be offered along each eye. |Ikf0 oy 1 per customer with swedona, reflexology, Ghee or clarified reiki and jin shin do in a butter is melted and new treatment space over­ poured very gradually looking the centre's gar­ into each eye until the den. sockets are filled. Salt Spring Island Community Services To actually call anything Rock said eye ten­ 268 Fulford-Ganges Rd. "new" when it comes to sion relaxes entirely, 537-9971 the Ayurvedic system 'it's like you can see ALL OF OUR SERVICES ARE FREE for the first time with would elicit huge belly * 24 HR. CRISIS LINE: Dial 0 and ask for ZENITH 2262 (no charge). laughs from the ancient real clarity," she said. Caller is connected with the Need Crisis Centre in Victoria. "It works deeply on gods and goddesses of * EMERGENCY FOOD BANK: Open Tuesday 11-3. India. the central nervous system." * COUNSELLING SERVICES: Crisis and short-term counselling Rock explained the sys­ provided by Community Workers. tem is the "mother of all BEAUTIFUL SPACE FOR HEALING: Rajani Netra basti is effec­ * SUPPORT GROUP: For parents of special needs children - behaviour, healing" and is thousands tive in treating a host of school issues, etc. 2nd Wed. each month 537-1232. Rock, Healing Collective coordinator, holds eye problems. of years old. some of the natural products grown at the Salt * ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAM: Prevention & treatment service is free & Both shiro dhara and confidential. In India, almost every­ Spring Centre and used in their Ayurvedic one receives Ayurvedic netra basti activate the * FAMILY PLACE: DROP IN - for parents & children under 6 yrs. treatments each season of treatments. brain centre, which Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-12 noon. CLOTHING EXCHANGE - open daily. the year to purify the body, Ptxrto by Derrick lundy then rejuvenates the 537-9176 mind and spirit. body's entire inner * RECYCLE DEPOT: Open Tuesday - Saturday from 10:00am-5pm, For 16 years the centre collec­ pie's minds. Acording to Rock, workings. 349 Rainbow Rd., 537-1200. tive has offered the Ayurvedic the opposite happens. Rock said all the body work * COMMUNITY WELLNESS PROGRAMS COORDINATOR: Call swedona, an oil body massage The sesame seed oil drip, done at the centre is part of a Sharon Glover at 537-4607. and steam bath technique, says which is used for its ability to be yogic lifestyle as laid out by * Emergency Mental Health Services available: 4pm to midnight. Baba Hari Dass. It includes yoga Access is available through the Emergency Room at Lady Minto Rock, who has been part of the absorbed through the skin and Hospital call: 538-4840 collective for the duration of that into the body tissue, creates "an practice, of course, as well as the period. incredibly calming effect" while nutritious food for which Salt Up until two years ago, it was at the same time stimulating the Spring Centre is well known. one of two places in North nerve endings. This does not mean having to America (the other being in Rock explained that the forsake your day-to-day lifestyle, Santa Cruz) where people could process relaxes the entire face however. "I think it's important There's No Business, get the treatment. and head. From there, tension for people to know they don't Now, the centre collective will also provide the "third eye" treat­ Like Hoe Business. ment option to clients called shiro dhara. A conical shaped New Schedule vessel drips warm sesame seed oil on the middle of the forehead, which then flows off the head Nia Classes and into a basin, for approxi­ JUNE 13 thru JULY 8 mately 20 minutes. Nia Fitness Dance - barefoot fitness fun. The image might conjure up Come join us for music, movement and magic!! visions of torture tests in peo- Tues. evenings, 5:15pm - 6:30pm Thurs. mornings, 9:30am - 10:45am Lowther bio Sat. mornings, 9:30am - 10:45am All Saints by the Sea Anglican Church, Ganges (upstairs hall) benefits drop in any time $8 / Call Leslie at 537-0884 for info • • • • • ••••••< SWOVA SWOVA will benefit from the GULF ISLANDS Ken Byron sale of Pat Lowther's biography. Written by Ottawa writer Toby Brooks, the newly published book OPTICAL is called Pat Lowther's Continent: EXCAVATING Her Life and Work. Pre-Season Lowther was an admired Vancouver poet whose life ended SUNGLASS 537-2882 prematurely in 1975 when she was murdered by her husband. "Diggin'it since '71" In researching the biography, SALE Brooks interviewed many of • House Excavations • Septic Systems Lowther's family, colleagues and % friends, including writer Brian Open Tues.-Fri • Wells • Driveways Brett of Salt Spring. 10am - 5pm For a copy of the book, which 400FF LANCER BUILDINC • Perc Tests • Clearing • Ditching sells for $19.95, call SWOVA at 538-0033. Yellow Dot Items 537-2648 A20 * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 PEOPLE & COMMUNITY GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

Backyard biodiversity HORSE FOR BARTER: Elizabeth Woods with her art at conservancy talk work was among the numer­ ous vendors decked out with Gulf Islanders can play a part in ability to support human life, is their wares at Saturday's saving plant and animal species by seriously compromised." barter faire organized by Salt making their gardens and yards The conservancy says, "Salt Spring Hours. The faire took more attractive to wildlife. Spring and its surrounding waters place in the meadow beside Anyone inspired to do so should harbour over 20 species which have the United Church on attend an upcoming Salt Spring been listed as vulnerable, endan­ Hereford Avenue in Ganges. Conservancy talk which features gered or threatened, as well as sever­ Carrina Maslovat, native landscape al endangered plant communities." Photo by Derrick Lundy designer and operator of the Woodland "With Salt Spring 92 per cent Native Plant Nursery in Victoria privately owned, private land stew­ Maslovat's talk will include a ardship becomes a very important slide show that could help inspire part of protecting our home butterfly gardens, bat condos, bird ecosystem." banquets and lizard lounges. The conservancy's South and The event, which takes place at West Stewardship project is locat­ Lions Hall Tuesday, June 13, is the ed in suite 204 of the Upper The Living Word third in a series of presentations by Ganges Centre (above et cetera) the Salt Spring Conservancy's South with office hours Monday and The fear of The Lord Li The and West Stewardship project. Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or by According to a conservancy appointment. beginning o) Wisdom, press release, "biodiversity conser­ Information about the project or all who follow bii precepts vation is a hot topic these days." access to materials from its stew­ hare good understanding. "All over the world people are ardship library can be arranged by To Him belongs eternal praise. wondering how many species we either visiting the office, calling it PSALM 111:10 can afford to lose before our at 538-0318 or e-mail ing to: ssi- Earth's ecosystem, or at least its conservancy @ saltspring.com. WINSOME WHITE Local generosity treks through Nepal www.gulfislandsguide.com When Judith Bradley invited tures have until recently survived Kathmandu run by a Swiss orga­ islanders via a Driftwood article intact in isolation. It is very nization called Rokpa also bene­ The online source for information about last November to donate funds remote and has only been open to fitted from Salt Spring donations. British Columbia's Gulf Islands and vitamins for Bon orphans and trekkers for a few years and is still "It is a wonderful organization a monastery in Nepal and India, not easy to get in to." and I was very touched and she was overwhelmed by the Bradley had also hoped to get impressed by the spirit of kind­ Award winning photography and web site design response. there in person, but was refused a ness, firmness and empowerment Kevin Oke Design (250) 629-6786 But just as overwhelming was visa the day before her flight was that goes into all of their projects," [email protected] the level of need she found when booked because of a risk of being Bradley said in a letter to contrib­ she reached her destination. kidnapped by Maoist terrorists. utors. While she could not get to one Instead, two lay lamas travelled A "shopping spree" with the place she intended — the large on foot with the vitamins and home's house parent and four stu­ Bon orphanage in India — a num­ sweatshirts for more than four dents resulted in the purchase of ber of worthy groups helping days. 15 pairs of school shoes, 12 SIDNEY FILKOW Tibetan and Nepali children in Some funds went to buy plastic dozen school copy books and four various parts of Nepal did receive pipes for a water system to serve quilts. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR the Salt Spring-generated aid. the Bonpo monastery, which takes Bradley also came across a Bradley distributed $1,000 US, in orphaned boys, on the outskirts "very ethical and touching organi­ 10 sweatshirts from the Vancouver of Kathmandu. zation" which provides medical Bach children's choir, eight con­ Money also helped start a vil­ services to a leprosy village and Mediation, Family Law, tainers of antibiotic cream, 25 bot­ lage school in eastern Dolpo, runs clinics. It needs volunteer tles of multivitamins and two bot­ modelled after two successful doctors, nurses, teachers, social Criminal Law, Real Esate tles of calcium. ones in the region, and to the workers and technicians. Vitamins, sweatshirts and some building of a gompa in Hurikot, Anyone wanting more informa­ 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE funds went to two different which "represents a focus for the tion on Bradley's trip, the differ­ regions in Dolpo in northwest continuation of Bon cultural and ent organizations involved or how Nepal where, she explains, "many religious practices in the region." to volunteer or contribute is wel­ Tibetan, especially Bonpo, cul­ A children's home in come to call her at 537-9339. BY APPOINTMENT 537-9596

1 NORTH SALT SPRING WATERWORKS DISTRICT NOW IN STOCK: "Twigi Fashions" from the Slovak •• Republic. Eve's is the 1st retailer CAPITAL CHARGES in Canada to carry this fabulous ON NEW DEVELOPMENT I v;*'* i new line of linen & hemp ladies X*"***-^ wear in S, M & L. New development creates the need for the District to ALSO JUST ARRIVED: Spring & obtain more water from available sources, and to enlarge Summer apparel from NJR mains, storage tanks and pumping facilities to Creations in sizes xsm to plus. accommodate the growing demand. COMING SOON: New spring/summer skirts, dresses & COMMUNITY The Municipal Act recognizes that new development A-: I more from Papa Fashions. MIDWIFERY should pay a fair share of the costs associated with obtaining and delivering more water, and, upon approval All this in addition to having one of the largest selections of CARE of a bylaw, authorizes the appropriate charges. top designer & brand name NEW-to-you clothing in all BC. NEW CLIENTS ALWAYS WELCOME NOW The District has completed an engineering study of its As usual, the shop is crammed with hundreds |0PEN 7 DAYS Maggie Ramsey needed future system upgrading, and has obtained of new & 2nd hand leather goods, silk, collectibles, Registered Midwife approval for new capital charges, which are in effect now. \ A WEEK i jewellery, essential oils & books and more! Jules Atkins Registered Midwife Those contemplating residential subdivision, strata, commercial, industrial or institutional development should 130 McPhillips Ave. contact the District at an early stage of the development. 537-2243 office (M.S.P. Coverage for home & hospital) 855 • Open Mon. • Sat. 10am • 4pm, Sun. 11am • 3pm

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Salt Spring and about 20 people attended. Island High School won the • B.C. Hydro said it was possible Sooke-Saanich-Salt Spring Island it would disconnect power service Inter-District track and field meet to Gulf Islanders who refused the. FOODS UAeSwhiher&e#n! pay a transit levy on their Hydro at Victoria High School. SINCE bills. The levy was part of a new CHECK OUT OUR FULL SERVICE DELI Prices 1964 Thirty-five years ago Urban Transit Act. Effective FRESH SALADS, Fruit / Veg. / Pasta June 7-13, 2000 • On sale at Mouat Bros, were: Ijterac Pizzas / Pizza Subs WERESEl' Javex bleach, 32 ounces, 19 cents; Fifteen years ago 2531 BEACON AVE. BBQ Chicken / Meat Pies • Two St. Mary Lake property THE RIGHT TO Libby Deep Brown Beans, five tins LIMIT QUANTITIES "Sidney By The Sea' DIRECT and other hot items for $1; milk, six for 95 cents; one owners, Blue Gables Resort owner RWMENT Rick Rockliffe and realtor Ed pound of Rooster coffee, 79 cents. WE OFFER YOU QUALITY BEEF, QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS AND FRESH PRODUCE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Davis, had collected 140 signa­ • Salt Spring firefighters would CUT FROM CANADA GR. A BEEF LI LYDALE ISLAND GROWN tures against the gas motor ban on FRESH AUSTRALIAN be holding their annual ball at CHUCK BLADE FRESH FILLET REMOVED FAMILY PACK die lake. They presented their peti­ Fulford Hall. The 22 men were Leg of Lamb877kg 0.30 LB SKINLESS & BONELESS gf% QQ tion to the Ministry of Municipal SIMMERING described as donating their time 58 Affairs. Rockliffe said the ban had STEAKS Lamb Loin Chops 13.18kg 0.30L 3 CHICKEN V3U "unstintingly." lb resulted in tourists cancelling their 3.48 kg 1 > BREASTS s 77 kg 3 Thirty years ago visits. CANADA GR. A BEEF BONELESS CANADA GR. 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F.L. BALJEJI OldJmobile 277 Government Street, Downtown Duncan DLMW 746-7131 Regular Classified Deadline: 5 p.m. Monday Too Late To Classify Deadline: Noon Tuesday Driftwood Classifieds RATES 10 CELEBRATIONS 20 COMING EVENTS 20 COMING EVENTS 20 COMING EVENTS 26LECALS J MOM A DAd V JILL LOUISE Campbell Art Regular CRD ISLANDS TRUST NANA & PAPA Gallery presents Fah Ambers, native carver and jeweller. June JOINT MEETINGS British Classifieds CoMjRAiuUliONS ON YOUR Columbia 9-15. Gallery open daily, 20 words or less 8 CARDS OF THANKS 50th WiddiNt, ANNiVFRSAfty Boardwalk, Ganges. Joint working meetings between the CRD and the $8.50 CUTTHROAT TROUTn.ife STAKING NOTICE THANK YOU to all the great Islands Trust are now held Additional words dogs and their owners who History and Present Status. A (FORM1) bi-monthly. Any group or 250 each raised funds for the S.P.CA. }i lecture by George Reid, Ministry LAND ACT Si'* "« of Environment, Central Hall, individual wishing to make a NOTICE OF INTENTION 3 for 2 Wiggle, Waggle, Walkathon. If you were unable to make the W:.t\ L JBt June 22,1-4 pm. Island Stream presentation at one of these TO APPLY FOR A & Salmon Enhancement Annual Run your adfor 2 weeks walk and have some pledges meetings is invited to make DISPOSITION OF and get a fund week FREE please seal them in an enve­ General Meeting. Everyone wel­ CROWN LAND come. an appointment to be Private party, lope, put S.RC.A. Treasurer on wk\WW\ \ J Take notice that John so" a^i included on the agenda by FtAuer Richard Mayher and merchandise ads only. it and leave it at the Vet Clinic FULFOFTO DAY Society Annual or call 537-2123. General Meeting. Wednesday, contacting Pauline Brazier, Leslie Hannah Mayher of Sorry, no refunds, no changes. m June 21, 7 pm at Fulford OAP Islands Trust, at 537-9144. Saturna Island, occupa­ THANKS TO the anonymous tion business people, PAT & PATRICIA tuuvibERT Hall. Come be a part of this fun- Students & Teachers Too late to classify good angel who returned my intend to make application journal. Also to Bateman Jr. JUNE 10, 2000 filled community fund raising Present 20 words or less event. to British Columbia Assets who ferried daughter Molly to Lots ol lovt School District and Land Corporation's $10.50 her Calgary flight. From Dave ^v IROM youn (AMily. f SPCA IS having a garage sale (BCAL) regional office in Additional words on Sunday, June 25. If you have #64 YEAR-END Nanaimo for a license of 350 each THE PARENTSTnTitafTof any items to donate, please call occupation of foreshore 537-2123, leave name, phone (Gulf Islands) May be placed up to Fernwood School would like to CONCERT generally situated in Lyall offer their thanks to the follow­ number and mention the garage A regular meeting of Harbour, Saturna Island. noon Tuesday ing: Thrifty's, Roy Cronin, sale. We will call you back and the Board of School Y-2 PLAY Commencing at a post preceding publication arrange a time to pick up your planted 22 metres South Rotary Club (Mike Garside), Trustees will be held JUNE 16 & 17 Royal LePage , Avalon Dairy, items or advise you when they of the Southwest corner of Display Ganges Stationery, Wendy at can be dropped off. All funds at the School Board 7:30 P.M. the foreshore fronting Lot Mouat's and the many volun­ raised go to spay/neuter. Office, Wednesday, ARTSPRING 23, Section 18, Saturna Classifieds Island, Cowichan District, teers who helped to make Fun COMING SOON! Pat Webber's June 14, 2000 at ADULTS $10 $10.75 Fair 2000 a success. Spring Show & Sale of Pottery. Plan 37639 then 25 1:00 p.m. STUDENTS $8 metres in a Southwesterly per column inch THANK YOU to everyone who Native flora & fauna themes. direction; then 30 metres played the points game during June 17,10-5, June 18,12-5 at TICKETS AT (minimum size one inch) Public Welcome. in a Southeasterly direc­ West of the Moon's 5 day 425 Stewart Rd. Border: Add $2 CONGRATULATIONS, ACOUSTIC PLANET tion; then 25 metres in a birthday celebration. JULIE BETH DRUMMOND Northeasterly direction; Frequency discounts Congratulations to the winners Seating is Limited on earning a Bachelor's thence follow shoreline to available of the 5 Grand Prizes.1st 537-9668 post of commencement Place - Dean Crouse and Degree in Human Country Kinetics (Exercise and containing 750 Buy Heidi Shebib - $105.00 square metres, more or Thrifty's Gift Certificate (who Science). 2*^, The Liiurgy and Arts Vancouver Island Dance *?"* Society of the Anglican less. The purpose for quickly figured out that you Love Mom, Dad which is private boat Your ad runs in 10 *I Parish of Salt Spring could collect a lot of points and Graham with moorage. community newspapers on without spending a lot of Island presents Vancouver Island plus the money); 2nd-Ceri Ross Kenny Byron Comments regarding this Collins-Playmobil Electric 'DANCERS & application may be made Driftwood, 25 words or less and the Train; 3rd -Kim Hansen-large fables Cottofle to BCAL, 2080-A Labieux $85 lion;4th-Karen Jensen-$105.00 Tragically DEliqhTs' Road, Nanaimo, BC, V9T House Piccolo Gift Certificate; 6J9, phone (250) 751- 5th-Sandy McNeil-$105.00 A programme of Come and meet Hick 3160, facsimile (250) 751- Network Skin Sensations Spa Gift 20 COMING EVENTS readings from 3116. Consideration will Classifieds Certificate. The winner of our Nikki Tate, Saturday June 17 Shakespeare and be given to comments raffled hand-made house is ART SEMINAR: Author of the Meaden Hall romantic received within 30 days Your ad runs in 100 Tammy Colgan. Beginner/Intermediate from the publication. community newspapers Watercolour. Mon-Fri. July 10- "Stablemates" series Elizabethan Responses to this adver­ THE SIMS Band would like to Benefit for 14. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. $250. songs, music tisement will be consid­ in B.C. and Yukon thank all those who con­ and her latest Earlybirds $200. Val Konig, Nichola Howard ered part of the public tributed to their successful and dance 25 words or less 537-9531 or Libby Jutras, 653- Tarragon Island record. Mother's Day Raffle. The win­ All Saints' by-the-Sea 2030. Tickets $ 10 $290 ners were: Dinner at Hastings (based on S.S.I.) File No. 1409382. at Acoustic Planet, June 16 & 17 at 7 p.m. House, Beth Drummond; Gift STORYTIME AT Fables Dated: May 25, 2000. Tuesday June 13 Windsor Plywood St June 18 at 2 p.m. Basket, Jennifer Howard; Cottage, 112 Hereford Ave., Signed: J. Richard DEADLINE Tickets $10 Birdhouse, Pamela Christie- every Wed., Thurs., and Fri. Fables Cottage Driftwood Mayher, Leslie H. Mayher. 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Special Church office 9 am. - noon 5 p.m. Monday McGinn; Blanket & Hot Water 112 Hereford Ave. Everyone Welcomel bottle, Linda Vickers; Tree - guest reader every Friday. Monday to Friday 3 - 4:30 pm Laurent B. Special thanks to S.RC.A. ON Salt Spring Island PAYMENT Dan Lee and Thrifty Foods for has an open house every Bring a copy their enthusiastic support and Saturday from 2 till 4 p.m. We (or buy one here) r AN > to everyone who purchased • We can accept payment are located below the Gulf to be signed! INTRODUCTION by cash, direct debit, raffle tickets. Island Vet Clinic. Call 537- TO Mastercard or Visa. A "SPECIAL thank yom 2123. 537-0028 DEMOCRATS • Classifieds are prepaid Bevans, G.V.M., Island PRESENTLY WE ARE offering LAMB BARBECUE ECKANKAR unless you have an Savings, Roy Lamont, a special, 2 cats for the price of SUNDAY, June 11 Moonlite Frame & Picture one. Females are $70, males advertising account. 12:30 -4 (Duncan), Owen & Co., are $60. Cost includes spaying ___ Pharmasave, SSI Insurance, or neutering, a check up and 2 Farmers Inst. PLACING Thrifty's, Helen Welliver, Wine shots. We have a good selec­ GUEST SPEAKER: Cellar for your donations to the tion of cats and New kittens. WILDERNESS Premier Ujjal ALL ARE WELCOME AN AD SSI Ladies Open Golf For an appointment call 537- Dosanjh 29 LOST/FOUND Tournament. 2123. or come to our open CAMPS Great food, music. SATURDAY, • In person at our office at house, Saturdays from 2 • 4 Celebrating our 8th year FOUND: KEY at Roasting Co. 328 Lower Ganges Road, LADY MINTO Hospital p.m. Below Gulf Islands Vet of unique, accredited Ticket info, JUNE 10th parking lot area. Claim at Auxiliary thanks everyone who 537-9884 or 537-5347 Ganges Clinic. summer programs. Driftwood Office. contributed to the success of Kayaking, hiking, climb­ at 3:00 p.m. Hospital Day on May 12 and, LAMETBARBECUE, Sunday, FOUND" AT "Ruckle Park. •By telephone, 250-537-9933, ing, sailing... Wess you, Steve Lynch for that June 11, 12:30 at the Farmers SCHOOL HOARD Ladie's watch with inscription. or fax, 250-537-2613 Hay Camps: 3 to 5 days. Also, beaded anklet. 653- fabulous cake! Institute. Guest speaker: Uijal Board Room Dosanjh. For more info., 537- Overnight & U-.iclfn.hin 2303. • By email to 112 RAINBOW RD. THANK YOU Const. WesTfor 9884 or 537-5347. Gimp-: OPEN FOUND ON White Shell classified 6 gulfislands.net recovering my bicycle. Your 7-14 clay mountain or Beach Fulford Harbour, purple FOR A complete calendar of (no attachments please) quick, attentive and caring marine equipment for For more info, rail prescription glasses, also coming events check the response was very much youth 12-H. women's watch found at south Driftwood Community W'L-IUIV at 653-103 1 • By post to Driftwood, appreciated. Also, thank you to www.islandeMapade- torn GARDEN end, can be claimed at Fulford Calendar, in our office in the 328 Lower Ganges Road, Jim and Barb Elliot for your (250) 5.17 25)7 PostOffice. 653-4313. thoughtful generosity. You are Upper Ganges Centre, 328 Featuring Iris Salt Spring Island, B.C. Lower Ganges Road, or on our FOUND 2 SKATEBOARDS, all the kind of people who V8K 2V3. website at http://www.gulfis- describe to claim. 537-9382 make this world a good place rsf/////////7///////?//fa FINAL lands.net. Use the calendar for DRIFTWOOD BACKPACK FOUND in back of to be. Sincerely, Kathryn event planning, to make sure Landry. Sea Capers car - left by hitchhiker travelling CATEGORIES your date doesn't conflict with TWO DAYS from Ganges to Cusheon Lake someone else's. Build several weeks ago. Claim by Announcements CLASSIFIEDS MARK YOUR calendars!""June ONLY identifying at the Driftwoo dof- Notices You're in the busiest 25th, Horse Logging and -A- fice, 328 Lower Ganges Rd., THE JUNE 9 & 10 behind the Golden Island Employment Ecoforestry Day at Wave Hill Boat2000 marketplace in town Services Farm. Time TBA. Volunteers when you place a Restaurant. Saturday June 17 Over 120 varieties of Home Sweet Home MINT needed. Call 538-0318 Driftwood Classified Ad. 9:30am - 12:30pm beardetd and Siberian Merchandise BACKYARD STEWARDSHIP, 32 MEETINGS TIIL' only business in iris plus other pervn- Real Estate the world that can Tuesday, June 13, 7 pm. Lion's Centennial Park Come to our office at Hall. SSI Conservancy pres­ 11 kits. Select fat K>U rites MEETING, BOARD of Rentals afford not to advertise entry forms are now 328 Lower Ganges Road ents Carrina Maslovat speaks Directors, Central Community available for this year's j for July planting or Accommodation Invest in die future of your on backyard native plants for or phone us at Hall. Tuesday, June 20, 7pm. Transportation business - place an ad in wildlife. contest from fust come and enjoy Public welcome. Windsor Plywood (250) 537-9933. SALT SPRING Community Too Late To Classify EVENT CANCELLED. Due To Bakers' Gardens GULF ISLANDS recent events in Clayoquot in Ganger 8 am. - 5 pm.. Moil - Kri Theatre AGM, Tuesday, June 185 Furness Rd, 20th, Croftonbrook. Interested DRIFTWOOD Sound, Valerie Langer is Call 653-9392 for Fax:(250)537-2613 POLICIES unavailable to speak June 23 at more details in serving on board? Contact (250) 653-4430 www.gulfislandsjiet Marnee, 537-1520. No dues. Please check your ad ate the firs) insertrcn 537-9933 Lion's Hall. SSI Conservancy. ______Should an eno> appear in an advertisement All welcome. Driltwood Publishing Lid is onty liable Incite amounl paid la the space occupied hy the por- tkni of ttteadvettistneni in wttidi the error occurred Driftwood Publishing Lltj. willaccept DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS Telephone: 537-9933 responsicrlrly lot only one intoned insertion. A24 * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

34 NOTICES/PERSONAL 41PERS0KALVBUS1NESS 50 BUSINESS 55 HELP WANTED 55 HELP WANTED 117 COMMUNITY SERVICES ON MAY 19th at noon, a two ASHGROVE CHRISTIAN SIN­ OPPORTUNITIES W/END ON-CALL Placement SOUTH END B & B seeks reg­ Series Alcoholics car collision occurred at 120 GLES Correspondence Club. Supervisor required for ular part time housekeeping Anonymous Hereford St. in front of Imagen Love/Marriage. Age 18-85. PRINGLES/PLANTERS - Southern Gulf Islands home help. 653-4311. and Class Act Fabrics. If you Singles/Widowed/Divorced. PROFITS! Entrepreneurs 106 BUSINESS SERVICES services Meetings support agency. Responsible COUNTER PERSON with saw this accident, we would be Canada. Internet world. wanted! Canadian built elec­ Salt Spring 537-2270 for timely response to after small engine repair experience very grateful for any informa­ Ashgrove, Box 205, Chase, tronic merchandisers produce office hours pager calls Fri. needed. Apply to Department tion. Please phone 537-5483. B.C., VOE 1M0. 1-250-679- incredible cash flow! Wide Ron Gallano 539-2222 p.m. to Mon. a.m. and statutory I, co/ the Driftwood, 328 Lower 3542, vm: 250-679-3543, fax; open market! Earn up to holidays. Focus is reschedul­ Ganges Rd., Salt Spring Weisner BASC 250-679-4416. www.huntsash- $40,000 per year Part time. Pender 629-3631 35 NOTICES/COMMERCIAL ing employees for assignments Island, B.C. VBK2V3. grove.com. Free information. Min Inv. of 15k req. 1-877-233- on weekends due to illness; SERVICE Women's only - TENNIS BOOKINGS for Court M^TIC3\VC0NNECT0fNB 4677 (Toll Free). responding to service delivery THE ISLAND Stream and • Fax machines Thursday nights 5:15 p.m. 1 at Portlock Park are now Canadals Leading Psychics. HELP? AVON Consultants concerns. Opportunity for Salmon Enhancement • Photocopiers Please call 537-1733 or 537-2993 being accepted by the PARC Association has employment Relationships. Finances. urgently needed. Enjoy an casual olfice holiday relief. • Cash registers H7«n Office. Call 537-4448, Mon- Career. Guidance. Live & confi­ Earnings Opportunity! Enjoy a Incumbent must have excellent tor 10 workers for 6 months Fri„ 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. dential. 24 hrs/18+/$2.99 min. Free Gift! Enjoy a Personal interpersonal, communication, starting June 19. Job appli­ [email protected] 122 DRY CARE cants should be displaced fish­ GULF ISLANDS Brewery Land 1-900-677-5872. Visa/MC 1- Discount! Call Dana (250) organizational skills. Computer MALIVIEW DAYCARE. eries workers and El recipients 537-5058 Conservancy donations: April - 877-478-4410. www.mystical- 652-4299, Victoria, or 1-888- experience an asset. v > Reasonable rates. F/T. P/T or at present or In the last 3 10&'lfn $45.00. May - $57.75. Total to connections.com. 574-8130. Scheduling and/or supervisory alter school care. Call Tara experience in community years. Work will be completed date $190.50. Thanks for your Graphic designer needed lor 538-0340. support. health/social services pre­ on community parks and trail Whistler Question community projects and the wetland wild 117 COMMUNITY SERVICES newspaper. Prefer new gradu­ ferred. Individuals unable to plant nursery. Some construc­ 126 EYEGLASSES OPEN SUNDAY! ate ol college program or entry commit to every w/end or all OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS. tion skills are necessary. • Hanging Baskets level newspaper experience. stats are encouraged to apply Are you having a problem con­ Applicants must be able to • Potted Plants Knowledge of Quark, stating general availability. trolling your eating? If you're work outdoors and enjoy work­ • Trees & Shrubs Photoshop, Illustrator, Mac Submit letter of interest and interested in helping yourself, 50 BUSINESS resume to Executive Director, ing with youth and the general we're interested in helping you. Gulf • Lots of Flowers platform. Fax application to Penny Graham 1-604-892- SGIHSSS, #2-137 Crofton public. 537-2232, 537-8983 or Info. 537-2056 or 653-9122. OPPORTUNITIES leave resume at Apple Copy Islands 8483. Road, Sait Spring Island, B.C. ALANON/ALATEEN A pro­ V8K2R8. Centre in Ganges. REASONABLE LEASEHOLD EXCITING WELL paid careers gram for family and friends of Optical alcoholics. For further informa­ opportunity. 2 greenhouses, in computer programming and EXPERIENCED FULL-time Tuesday-Friday tion call 537-9858 or 537- Irrigation system, sales shop, internet website design. We line cook required at SSI EMPLOYMENT 10:00-5:00 potting shed, apple orchard for 2941. will prepare suitable appli­ Alfresco's. $10-14/hour. Apply SERVICES Closed Saturdays Immediate cash. On Saturna's cants. Ministry ol Education NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS - in person. Are you unemployed and need 323 Lower Ganges Road main road, 1 km from ferry. Registered Home Study 1-800-663-1441-24hrs. PART-TIME house keeper (Lancet Building) (250) 539-2975. Diploma Program. Financial help with your job search? Are needed at busy resort. Please you thinking about re-training? CRISIS LINE for Salt Spring - RICHARD WEATHERALL IIBUSINESSIS BOOMING!! assistance, loaner computer toll-tree 1-877-435-7544. Better Miles "Better Pay" systems and job placement drop resume off at 1136 North If you are receiving Employment (Optician) Better Treatment!! A Better tools available. No experience End Road. 537-2205. Insurance Benefits (or have DRESSINGS FREE to cancer 537-2648 Office Company!! Company Drivers necessary. 1-800-477-9578 VERY BUSY housecleaning received these benefits within the patients by the Order of the 537-5294 Residence Eastern Star. Contact Ida iJMto & Owner/Operators required www.cmstraining.com. business in need of hard work­ last 3 years) we have a variety of McManus, 537-5423. for our TransX Group of ing person. Must have car. programs available to assist you. 134 MARINE SERVICES Companies. We offer; Top 55 HELP WANTED Flexible hours. Call Lorna, Counsellor comes to SSI once FAMILIES OF Schizophrenics industry rates, All p/ups and YES! WE can ship your marine 6584329. a week and services are free. meet in homes for mutual sup- drops paid, new equipment, EARN $200, $300, $500 or equipment and supplies to THE CORE INN Youth Project port. Call 537-2543. steady year round work, open more per week assembling Please call Matta SSI! Phone your requirements needs to hire four students SALT SPRING Hep C Support door policy. You Offer: Positive product in the comfort of your at 1-888-993-2299 to (250) 746-8022 or check our from July 3 to September 1 for Group. Call the Community website at attitude. Good abstract, must own home. Send a self- USSJIIIf ATTENTION be able to run US. Excellent addressed, stamped envelope 30 hours/ week at $9/ hour. Centre at 537-9971 for more . safety record, 2 years verifi­ to O.P.H., 6-2400 Dundas St. Successful candidates should information. For those infected LAND OWNERS able experience. TransX is an West, Suite 541, Ref. 1353, be planning to attend school 66 WORK WANTED and those affected by Hepatitis 140 MUSIC LESSONS equal Opportunity Employer. again in September and be C. •Contract Falling & Mississauga, Ont. L5K 2R8. TOP QUALITY Renovations. Skidding For more information please willing to work evenings and PIANO LESSONS in private THE CORE Inn Board is seek­ weekends. Qualifications All work guaranteed. Have ref­ LcufyMitto Gi£jstantb •Forest Management call; The Driver Recruiting studio, ages four to adult. ing a construction project man­ include: excellent oral commu­ erences. Guy & Don. 537- HOSPITAL FOUNDATION •Competitive rates Office Western Division, 1- Suzuki, Conservatory, Special 877-207-1101. ager tor the final renovations nication skills; ability to work 0066. learning styles. A whole-child •Prompt payment The aims and objectives of on the Core Inn Building. with the public and as a coop­ TWO HARDWORKING approach to excellence and joy BELSHAW DOUGHNUT the LADY MINTO GULF •Local References Construction is to begin July 1, erative "team player" with other responsible bros. looking for in learning. Summer programs Robot, makes regular and mini ISLANDS HOSPITAL •Fully insured and be completed by Labour youth and adults; good com­ farm and yard work. $1C per and September registration. doughnuts, great money FOUNDATION are to raise Day. The project manager will puter skills that include using a hours each. Call Oban or Observation welcome. Mayana maker, $3000. Glad's 537- funds which will be used to TIGHTLINE be responsible for tendering standard WEB browser and Sascha. 537-9616. Williamson, B. Mus. 537-9298 4211 or 537-8949. expand and enhance the the contracts, coordinating familiarization with M.S. LOGGING trades, monitoring construction LAWN CARE, lawncufting & delivery of medical care by INVENTORS - PRODUCT Windows and Mac OS and the Jack 537-9327 schedules, liaising with the trimming, general lawn work. the Hospital to Gulf Islands 156 RENTALS IDEAS WANTED! Free ability to assist the public with Ryan 653-9739 Board, the building authority John, 537-4249. residents. You can help the Information Package. Develop research needs: skill in food PARTYTIME RENTALS - We and the architect. The suc­ Foundation attain these and professionally present preparation and service; good GULF ISLAND Gardeners. rent dishes, glassware, cutlery, cessful applicant should have 41 PERSONALS/BUSINESS your new product idea to man­ Lawn cutting and care, plant­ goals by a gift of funds, linen, tables, chairs, tents, a strong background in con­ organizational skills. ufacturers through Davison, an ing, pruning, weeding, real or personal property, assorted party supplies. award winning firm. Patent struction methods and super­ Applicants should submit TREAT YOURSELF to the cleanups, hauling & memorial bequests, endow­ Fax/phone 537-4577 or assistance available: 1-800- vision, as well as good com­ resume by June 15 to: Core healing energy of reiki and stonework. Reliable and com­ ments, life insurance or phone 537-0909. Inquiries, 677-6382. munication skills. Please sub­ Inn, 134 McPhillips Ave, Salt hands-on healing. Phone petent. Reasonable rates. Call securities. pick-up and drop-off at Love Tanya at 538-0086. mit resume to Dept. J, c/o Gulf Spring Island, BC V8K 2T5, Phil at 6534)066. COLLECT CASH! Coke, All donations will be recog­ My Kitchen, Pepsi. Frito-Lay, Mars. Re-fill Islands Driftwood, 328 Lower Attention: Trish Nobile. TIMESHARE RESALES. Ganges Rd., Salt Spring EAGLE CLEAN-UP, hauling, nized in the Hospital and Worldls Largest Reseller. Era unique vendors in your area. THE "BUILDING a Youth yard, garden, garbage, renova­ F/T, P/T. No selling. Min. Island, B.C. V8K 2V3 by June receipts for Income Tax 173 TRAVEL Stroman since 1979, Call Now! Positive Community" project is tion, debris, etc. Four wheel Investment $13,980. Call 1- 9,2000 purposes will be issued. Buyers call 1-800-613-7987 seeking a Youth Facillitator to 888-577-5376 (24Hrs) drive 1 ton dump truck and 3 Please help YOUR Hospital Call us first at Sellers calll-800-201-0864. E- Member B.B.B. and D&B. S.P.C.A. IS Looking lor adult plan and implement summer ton hyab truck for hire 537- mail: [email protected], volunteers to work for approxi­ activities for youth. This posi­ 2106. so it can help YOU. Furniture Problems are BIG THE TRAVEL TELL EVERYONE! Use the mately 1 to 2 hours in the tion is for 30 hours per week. BUSINESS. Mobile furniture 135 Crofton Rd. most powerful classified sys­ mornings once a week at our July 4 to August 25, 2000. Buy two classifieds repair franchises Available SSI.V8K1T1 SHOP tem in Canada and reach mil­ adoption centre for cats. Call Creativity, enthusiasm, and Now! Home based, high mar­ and get a third one free! 537-2123. excellent organizational and 538-4845 537-9911 lions of readers. Intrigued? gin, unlimited customers. Cash/Visa/MC Contact this newspaper and communication skills required. M-F 9am-4L30 • Sat 9am-2 Division of worlds largest serv­ FULL-TIME RV-ING Couple v Submit resume and cover let­ ' For all your display ask about Network Classifieds. ice franchise organization. wanted to help out at our Private Party ter by June 14. 2000. to Salt Or call 604-669-9222 ext.3. Investment $13,000 + financ­ resort. We offer Pad Rent in Merchandise Ads Only advertising needs call Spring Island Community DOG LOVERS! Enjoy a fulfill­ ing. Previous experience not lieu of your work. Phone/fax Service, 268 Fulford-Ganges - Call 537-9933 Peter or Fiona today! ing, healthy and lucrative required. Call Furniture Medic 250-593-4654, Fawn Lake Rd.V8K2K6 for details career as a Professional Dog 1-800-263-5928 for informa­ Resort, Lone Butt, BC. N 537-9933 , Trainer. Our Government tion Registered Program has made LOVECLOTHES? Balance news on Television across Fashions is a home-based Member Service Member Service Co-ordinator 362 APPLIANCES North America. Next course company that features high starts: Sept 4, 2000 Ben quality, upscale casual wear. Representative SALT SPRING BRANCH WANTED: USED appliances in Kersen and The Wonderdogs Great commissions plus Island Savings Credit Union good condition. Sam 1-800-961-6616 www.wonder- rewards! Toll Free 1-877-565- SALT SPRING BRANCH Island Savings is a vibrant, caring organization that strives Anderson, Anderson dogs.bc.ca. 5 6 4 6 Island Savings Credit Union not only to be the best place to bank, but also the best Appliances, 537-5268. www.balancefashtons.com FULL-TIME" Log Home Island Savings is a vibrant, caring organization that strives place to work. A challenging opportunity is available as a Builders with min. 5 yrs exp. INTERNET BUSINESS not only to be the best place to bank, but also the best Member Service Coordinator at our Salt Spring Branch. APPLIANCES 1 OPPORTUNITY. We are aver­ needed in Penticton, BC. Call place to work. A challenging opportunity is available as a Kitchenaid, Whirlpool, 250-492-2188 or tax resume to age people making money on Member Service Representative at our Salt Spring This position reports to and provides a high level of serv­ 250-492-2122. the internet you can to from ice and day-to-day support to the Account Managers. Frigidaire, Maytag & $129.95 U.S. P/T, F/T 1-888- Branch. NURSES. LOOKING FOR Duties include: gathering information by telephone, direct more! 696-4777. computer access or correspondence; preparing information Casual independent contract Within the framework of a Branch Sales Team, the mem­ LARGEST SELECTION ON work in your area. Pre-insur- INCREDIBLE BRAND NAME necessary to establish investment of lending products; PRODUCT. Distributors ber Service Representative provides a very high level of ance exams, veni puncture reviewing statements of transactions to verify accuracy; SALT SPRING /®fy required immediately. 100k service to customers by identifying their needs and pro­ ISLAND experience required. Must year potential. Min. investment moting all of the services and products of Island Savings. inputting data to computer, recording information, answer­ liWitsJ have vehicle. Please fax ing telephones, photocopying, faxing, and preparing cor­ $10,950 guaranleed, A few This position effectively responds to day-to-day customer 537-2111 J 1 resume 1-888-991-9119. needed in your area. The Blue respondence. i-t^gp- - Corp. 1-877-448-7744 (24hrs). needs with an emphasis on sales and service, and also COUNSELLOR TRAINING processes a variety of customer transactions. INSTITUTE olfers distance Canadian Company. The individual will have excellent interpersonal, organiza­ 310 BUILDING SUPPLIES learning and on campus TRIMPATCH P-3. Just Peel & tional, time management and clerical skills. He/she will be FOR SALE: 1,891 board feet courses for certificate and Stick Weight Management. The successful candidate will have proven ability to iden­ capable of juggling several tasks at once and prioritizing diploma programs. Course cat­ tify sales opportunities, excellent communication skills, of 1 x 4 up to 1 x 16 cedar Approved by Health Canada needs. Flexibility will be required for working different lumber. $1800.537-2622. alogue 1-800-665-7044 D.I.N. 02240596. Distributor and is willing to take a risk. Flexibility is also required for shifts. An ability to identify opportunities, analyze prob­ FLOORING LIQUIDATION. www.counselortraining.com. Opportunities Available. Get working different shifts. Successful completion of the lems, and make recommendations will also be important. Laminate $.75, Oak A NEW CAREER? Train to be Paid in U.S. Dollars. Canadian Personal Financial Planning Course, Consumer Lending Launch July 1, 2000. Order Unfinished $.99, Prefinished an Apartment/Condominium course, and a Mutual Funds license Ls required. A candi­ Candidates applying for the position should be proficient $2.50, 3 1/42 Maple Manager. Many jobs available! 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Please address cover letters 8339. www.rmti.ca. to: To apply, please submit your covering letter and resume NEW CUPBOARD starter set ARE YOU AMBITIOUS, would by Wednesday, June 14,2000 to: TAKE A WALK on the wild you like to make serious Island Savings Credit Union plus some uppers K.D. wood Island Savings Credit Union finish, $300. 2 never installed side2. 24 hr Live Uncensored money??? We require several Attention: Bev Robinson Attention: Bev Robinson XXX Talk! Hot college babes motivated people for a perfect Manager, Member Services French doors, 32 x 50, $100. part-time home business!! 24 Manager, Member Services Van Isle thermal window, vinyl are waiting! 1-900-561-2478 124 McPhillips Avenue www.luv-shak.com. Call now! hr. msg. Toll free 1-877-573- 124 McPhillips Avenue slide opening, 34-1/2 x 43-1/2 Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 2T5 18+. 0457. Salt Spring Island. BC. V8K 2T5 high. $40,537-9178 DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIED GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 * A25

310 BUILDING SUPPLIES 355 FURNITURE ACME MIRROR doors, bronze 340 GARAGE SALES SINGLE SEAT leopard tapes­ mirror, solid oak frame, approx. try turn-of-the-century chester­ 48 x 90, $250.537-9172. field, $4000. Antique walnut/mahogany stereo cabi­ LAMINATE FLOORING. 8 mil, YOUR OFFICIAL net, 3-1/2' by 1-1/2'. Wendy Our Classifieds high density fiberboard, spe­ 653-2311. cial natural maple $1,25 sqft GARAGE SALE 15 other choices $1.69 sqft QUALITY PINE furniture The also specials on all types of LOCATOR Island's largest selection of wood flooring. 1-800-631- bedrooms, dining rooms, TV 3342. centres, bookcases, bunkbeds, could be worth MAP futons, computer desks, wall beds and much more. The (Pick up your Pine Factory, 5201 Trans Canada Highway, 1 km. South 'BUILD of Duncan 1-888-301-0051. A million$$!! BOAT" 350 MISC. FOR SALE FIREWOOD - CUT, split and Rules Soon!! delivered. $140 per guaran­ teed cord. Quick delivery any Each week the Driftwood will publish day of the week. Please call OPEN Jim Akerman, 653-4640. the names of three Salt Spring Residents Mon.-Fri. 7am - 5:30pm ANTIQUE TUB ch#rs, 2 for drawn at random, in the classifieds. $160. Leather swivel recliners Sat. 8-5:30pm with foot stools, 2 for $165. 166 Rainbow Rd 1. LIONS GARAGE Sale, 4. MOVINGI 2 CHESTER­ Find your name and come in 537-9128. 103 Bonnet Ave. Every FIELD suites, rocking chair, 537-5564 Friday, Saturday only, 10 am dressers, movies, petit point, LUMBER FOR sale, maple. to the Driftwood office to claim your... Fax 537-1207 - 12 noon. Come & browse, pinwheel etc. toys, super alder & cedar. Weedeater $60; Pentax Camera, clocks, Windsor Plywood we just may have it. New Kubota B21 tractor w/backhoe. merchandise arriving daily. crock pot, wicke' bookcase, (250) 370-0611; 310/ttn Good, clean merchandise toaster oven, "Craft" books & supplies, Sony radio cass., COMPLETE LINER and three 322 COMPUTERS wanted. Call 537-2000 for Alpine CD player, lots more! boxes for 1988+ GMC longbox pick-up or info. RECYCLE WITH Rainbow All must go, 125 Teal Place pickup. All in alum, checker- FREE&Sf Computers. Thank you for your 2. LARGE GARAGE sale. (off Broadwell) June 10, 8 plate, like new, replacement support. Call 537-5266. Saturday & Sunday June 10 cost $2500. asking $1250. Call - & 11, 9 am - 2 pm at 160 Len at 629-6061, 6 - 7pm. WANTED: WILL trade 5. IMPROVEMENT FUND Morningside Rd. Furniture, Pender Island. Pentium 133 mz, 32 MB, Garage Sale, S.S.I. Golf lamps, misc. light fixtures, HPS36 modem, floppy and CD Club verandah, Saturday, 1990 FORD F150 heavy, 1/2 LOTTERY games, curtains and rods, Rom computer with 14" flat June 10th Members bring propane powered, great condi­ radios, micro-wave, record- screen monitor for equivalent donations Friday, June 9th. tion & babied, $7000. Round player, exterior windows, See you there! Laptop/Notebook computer Rattan table & four chairs, interior doors/casings, elec­ with CD Rom. Phone 537- 6. 200 MORNINGSIDE, I tric fireplace with fan, old $200,537-2601. 5148. ___^ JUNE 9, 9 - 2 pm. Windsor TICKET books and magazines, chil­ chairs, arborite set, lamps, SAWMILL $4895 SAW LOGS COMPUTER PROBLEMS? Idren's toys and clothes, Denby stoneware, TV, linens, into boards, planks, beams. Unclaimed tickets will be turned over to a charity of this newspaper's Set-ups, Installing Software, _ porta-potty and much more ladies new clothing, gift Large capacity. Best sawmill choice after 4 weeks. Winnings from the tickets will stay with that charity. Tutoring, Internet. Your place or | assorted household items. ware, garden stuff value anywhere. Norwood ours. Yes, we make house calls Industries, manufacturer of days/ evenings/ wkends. $25 3. B]G RENO/moving sale. 77MOVING SALE. Lots of sawmills, edgers & skidders. /hr. 18 years exp. Phone I Doors (exterior, interior, bi- great bargains! Saturday Robert. 537-2888 Arvana fold), large 70's dresser June 10, 9-3. 130 Harrison Free information 1-800-566- Ave. off Booth Canal. 6899; Consulting. | w/matching wardrobe, bedta- DriMooYOUK COMMUNITY MKWSI'APER SINCE d1960 > bles, stereo cabinet, TV 8. rvfULTT-FAMILY, SATUR- FREE SATELLITE! Complete stand, rocker & Bentwood DAY, June 10. Lots of baby Home Theatre package with DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIED email: [email protected] ^H I(need repairs), typewriter, and preschool toys, small movie theatre surround sound. dryer, life jackets, misc. BASC I cooking pots, flute, etc. etc. Only $99./month - No money Weisner 214 FernwoodRd. 9-12, Sat. household. 9 am. • 2 pm. 270 down! First 50 buyers receive 350 MISC. FOR SALE 350 MISC. FOR SALE 350 MISC. FOR SALE _ June 10. Maliview. SALES/SERVICE free satellite. Call now! Toll LOVESEATS. GOOD condition, SOLID MAPLE dining table, 4 MASSAGE TABLE on wheels • Computers & peripherals Free 1-888-528-8818. $115 ea. Computer desk & chairs, maple end tables, com­ with headrest $125. Microwave chair. Quality art and much WHOLESALE VITAMINS Huge puter, ski machine, misc. oven $30. Racing Sabot sail­ • Set-up, repair, tutoring Advertise your garage sale in tbe more! 30" stove, $60.538-1850. Driftwood classifieds & you'll get: Selection. Serving Canadians household items. Call Jamie, boat with rigging and sail weisner8saltspring.com over 30 years. Buy One get WE BUY & sell furniture, 653-4154. $550. Wanted 9.9 HP short- everyday or antique, plus a > 2 signs • Inventory list One Free. GLS-500mg 2x180- DEER-PROOF your garden shaft outboard, good condi- wide assortment of items. Call tion. 537-4482. 537-5058 • Garage sale lips • Your location on our map 22.88 Ginkgo 60mg 2x90 us. The Great Ganges Junk with fish net fencing. 50e per V • 14.99 Salmon Oil 1000mg foot. Protect your strawberries. 322/lfn • Price slickers • Balloons Co., 537-4507. MASSEY FERGUSON Tractor. 2x180 23.99. Free catalogue Hammock netting, for Kasual Thirty-five HP, gas engine. VACUUMS! VACUUMS! 327 EQUIPMENT 1-800-663-0747 Vancouver hammocks, $20. Michel 653- Front-end loader, 3-point hitch. 321-7000. Repairs, bags & belts, used 9786. ALL FOR vacuum bargains. Satisfaction New tires, re-built starter and 100 GALLON SKID tank. Tidy NORDIC TRAC Achiever, guaranteed! Salt Spring Linen 1.891 BOARD FEET OF 1 x 4, generator. Hydraulics just serv­ tank with hand pump. $100. adjustable front legs, folds for & Drycleaners, 116 Hereford up to 1 x 16 cedar lumber. iced. Service record since Call 537-1609. ONLY $8.95 Driftwood storage, $850.537-1098, Avenue. Ganges. 537-2241. $1800.537-2622. 1992. $3,000 OBO. 653-9090.

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204 ARCHITECTS 222 CONTRACTORS 222 CONTRACTORS 226 DRAPERIES 236 FIREWOOD 291 UPHOLSTERY BOAT, CAMPER or R.V.? The Jonathan Yardley laFoKTune WALTER HUSER UMWM.M Duncan Foam Shop has the JSMM foam for the job. Any size, any Architect Guaranteed Cord shape we cut to your specifica­ Providing full architectural ConTRacrinq &S0NS Cut, Split & Delivered tions. Fast service, competi­ H\H!\U.I:M\.H!.HM:im.U-, tive prices: The Foam Shop services.lnitial consultation free Construction Ltd. OF COURSE! Please call Jim Akerman 5201 Trans Canada Hwy. 1 km Residential & Commercial 1121 Beaver Point Road 653-4640 south of Duncan in The Pine Salt Spring Island, B.C. Frersonalized service 537-1737 Factory ph 250-746-0702. Do you operate a small V8K1X2 from plans to completion full or part time business 230 ELECTRICAL 264 MINI STORAGE Ph: 6534931 Fax:653-9931 Serving the island 537-5247 - 537-5092 from your home, such as Cel: 537-7631 since 1968 Salt Spring Island selling specialty items, 3"fe-e>f! making clothing or doing ACCENT alterations, creating arts 220 CONCRETE II« +(17. G-JIY*N TO. S3. RC VHK 2W2 DESIGNERS ELECTRIC LTD. 325 Rainbow Rd. and crafts, restoring furni­ 537-5345 347 Upper Ganges Road ture or babysitting? You ANDRE 537-2156 LET'S GET "Safer than 537-4369 probably don't have an COMMITMENT IS THE Someone's Old barn " advertising budget, but STARTED! PRICELESS INGREDIENT! 282 TV & RADIO SERVICE that doesn't mean you RESERVE TODAY CALL Bring your sketches & ideas can't afford to 236 FIREWOOD GANGES ELECTRONICS, TV, GULF and together we'll design (or 537-5888 VCR, stereo, marine, commu­ advertise...do it in one of "Quality Homes upgrade) your dream home. HONEST PL'S FOR SIZES & RATES nications electronics repairs. the most effective and Through the use ol computer- COAST of Distinction" We sell pre-owned TV's, VCR's well-read places of all... aided drafting, we'll quickly pro­ FIREWOOD etc. Mouats Lower Mall. 537- MATERIALS ViUadima duce the working drawings 8893. •GUARANTEED CORD 284 PLUMBING & SEPTIC THE DRIFTWOOD Serving the Gulf Islands GtMltsiictloM. (1980) Mid. you'll take to your contractor. Cut, Split tk delivered CLASSIFIEDS! Salt Spring, Galiano. liuiUling IstatuJ Homes •Cedar fence rails DRIFTWOOD Mayne, Penders for three generations. PLEASE CALL Don't wait tor your Call today and find out how CLASSIFIED ads easy and inexpensive it is to ' READY MIX Kent ]ohn 537-1037 537-4161 septic systemto fail! ' WASHED GRAVEL 537-5463 537-9857 and ask for Jim really work! run an ad in the classifieds. KONIG & SON (p>oArt ' REINFORCED STEEL Fax 537-5407 SEPTIC Try our special offer: Then discover how classfied FIREWOOD SERVICES advertising can help your ' BAGGED CEMENT This paper is Buy 2 ads, get one FREE! ' SEPTIC TANKS Serving Salt Spring 17 years AMD PORTABLt TOILET RENTALS business thrive! For all your display High quality units for special ' SCAFFOLDING RENTAL 100% recyclable Competitive & Reliable Prepaid private party advertising needs call FIREWOOD LOGS WANTED events; patties and construction merchandise liner ads only 537-9933 537-2611 Peter or Fiona today! PWNTEDWmt (will compensate owner) 1-868-228-2211 - Visa/MC/Cash 8 am. - 5 pm. Serving the Qulf Islands with Rainbow Road 537-9933 ISO Y INK 537-9531 comfwtittve rates & 24hr service 537-9933 Monday - Friday DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS Fax: 537-2613 A26 A WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2000 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

350 MISC. FOR SALE 370 PETS/LIVESTOCK 410 REAL ESTATE FOR SUE 510 COMMERCIAL SPACE 520 HOUSES FOR RENT 815 BOATS 8 MARINE, 825 CARS, SALES BOY'S BIKE in excellent condi­ POOPOM-TERRIE PUPS GOT A CAMPGROUND mem­ GROUND FLOOR office " 2 bdrm house, privare. SERVICE NEED STD TRANSMISSION, tion. Only $25. Call Tanya or ready to go soon, born April bership or timeshare? Weill space for lease. Ideal for Quebec Dr. airtight stove,w/d, t-case or differential parts? Luke at 538-0086. 10th. 3 males: cream, black, take it! Americals oldest and Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants S850/mo. Avail luly 1/00 dA New or used! Gears, inputs, brown. Very cute, smart breed. largest resort resale clearing­ or other professionals wanting LsV* K„ clusters and rebuilt units. Ship AREA RUG purchased at WE HAVE MOVED!!!! Burritt Bros, .loomed in Spain, Should mature 5 - 10 lbs. house! Resort Sales easy access for their clients. next day. Toll Free 1-888-434- $350.00 ea. Call Brenda. 537- International 1-800-423-5967. The space is approximately 7481, Pro Trac Gear, 100% virgin wool, mint condi­ Edmonton, Alberta. tion, 8' x 11*6", ivory colour, 8758. NORDEGG, ALBERTA now 930 sq. ft. airconditioned with Leaf Petit Point, $1400 new, PUREBRED POLYPAY breed­ selling Phase II residential lots of windows, This is an asking $450.537-5207, ing stock. Two superior rams, treed lots. Southern slope coli­ excellent, well maintained, $150 ea. Three must-breed seum mountain; scenic; power; downtown location with a very 2000 LB. SIMONIZ Power attractive rent. Kevin at ewe lambs, $100 ea. Three telephone; approach. M.D. of Practical solutions for Washer with 5.0 Honda Clearwater. Phone 403-845- Mouat's Trading iCq, 537-5593. engine. $500, low hours. 8-foot ewes, $125 ea. Sheep for mar­ your waterfront act viopment ket: 3 ewes. $100 ea.; 6 lambs, 4444. Fax 403-845-7330. RETAIL SPACE. Ideal gift wooden Sabot sailboat, S180. Island Explorer Pile driving, ramps & Weightlifting set with 3 bars, 8 $70 ea. 653-4855. Email: nordegg@mdciearwa- shop. Apply to the Fulford Inn '99 VW BEETLE ter.com. Manager. Property Management floats. Local references. - 25 lb. weights, 8 - 5 lb. and 4 JACK RUSSELL puppies. 1 & Loaded $23,999 - 10 lb. weights, $120. 537- male & 2 female. Shots, tails & OVER 100 RECREATIONAL COMMERCIAL OR home ROSS WALKER Island Explorer Vacation 98 TOYOTA SIENNA 1962. __^_ dewclaws done. Own both par­ properties in B.C., large & property in Ganges. 4dr, CE, air, auto, tint, pl.pw Rentals 537-9710 J ANTIQUE PINE bench, ents. Ready to go now. 653- small for sale by owner. Niho $700/month. 537-5483. local car. $24,999 Mennonite style, $850. Call 4772 or 537-2160. Land & Cattle Company. Call Now Located At '90 TOYOTA 4RUNNER 604 432-8360 or 653-2420 2 ARABIANS FOR lease, price 604-606-7900, e-mail MERCHANTS MEWS 201-149 Fulford Ganges Rd. 4 dr. V6 grey in colour [email protected]. Website (above Petrocan Pumps) PACIFIC (weekends) to view. negotiable. 1 Purebred Polish www.niho.com. 315 I'pper Ganges Rd. $11,999 WOMEN'S NISHIKE 10 sp. Arab Bay, showie, fit, in the rib­ Phone/Fax & mail MARINE bons for dressage and ABSOLUTE PRIVACY, Isabella Best Quality Commercial OWNER PROTECTION bicycle, hardly used, $75.5 hp. address is unchanged Dive services, MTD rototiller, $175.20" crafts­ endurance, willing jumper, Point. 6.2 Acres, $140,000.80 Units On S.S. Island. PLAN man 3-1/2 tip. lawnmower, good with children. 2nd horse acres common land, trails, bor­ Leases starting at $5 sq. ft. Docks, Moorings, * 30 day powertrain guarantee 16 hands high, beautiful Anglo ders ecological reserve. (250) $50.537-9172. Floats, Welding, •14 day owner anchange program Arab Grey (appears white). In 653-4332. ' Cpmprehensrv* mechanical HOME DECORATOR Fabric, Contact: ROYAL LEPAGE the ribbons in endurance and 540 WANTED/RENTALS Concrete and safety inspection . high quality. 10 metres JUST LISTED! Lillooet BC SALT SPRING REALTY jumping. Available July 1. 250 True Value hardware store. • detailed cosmetic reoondftonng Sanderson woven cotton, sm. 334-1573. Marshall lindholm MATURE MALE Office Worker, Installation , + ICBC Collision damage check J rose/It. blue country print, 6000 sq. ft. prime retail loca­ quiet, n/s, seeks quality long tion. Existing profitable busi­ 537-5515 Ph. 250-539-2347 $100.10 metres polished cot­ term self-contained unit near '93 TOYOTA T1OO 4X4 ton classic Jacobean print, 379FREE/RECYCLABLES ness with great growth poten­ Ganges for July 1. References. tial. Full service community Std, Cruise, longbox camper $150.537-5748. HOUSE FULL of wall-to-wall Please call 537-5548 and ask with a stable economic base. Upper Ganges for Mac. Fax 537-4200, 820 BOATS & MARINE, SALES excellent truck $15,999 FIREWOOD - FIR and arbu- carpet. 537-9329. Opportunity for an aggressive Centre '99 TOYOTA TERCEL tus. 537-2106. THIS COLUMN is designed for owner to grow the business PARAMEDIC MOM and 1990 MACGREGOR SAIL­ White, auto, 4dr, free recyclable items only (no and profitability. 1-800-665- Ground Floor responsible children from BOAT. 26 ft. 1993 Yamaha, 4 $13,999 WHITE SALE. Year round on Galiano need long-term home, Canadian brand name sheets, animals). There is no charge to 5085 or email: hmatson® 692 sq, ft. Available June 1/00 stroke electric start motor. 4 Aug. 15 or Sept. 1. N/S. No '89 JEEP CHEROKEE pillow cases & towels. Salt place items in this column. Ads truserv.ca. sails, trailer, sleeps 4, com­ 4 dr, grey, 6cyl, aulo, new tires, Spring Linen & Drycleaners. must be submitted in person at 2nd Floor Office pets. Salt Spring references. pass, depth speed, autopilot. EIGHT^CONTEMPORARY Call collect 539-2406. $8,999 116 Hereford Ave. 537-2241. the Driftwood office (328 homes. 1200 - 1500 sq. ft., 554 sq. ft., 2 pc. washroom, Little use, $12,000. Call 537- Lower Ganges Road) by nor- chairlift, tots of parking. 4021. '86 TERCEL WAGON KING SIZED mattress (no $28,000 - $48,000. Large 615 HOLIDAY 4wd $4,999 mal deadline (Monday 2 pm,), For mare information or to '89, 16.5'CAMPfON, 70hp boxspring) for sale. Big. $250 character bungalow/cottage. •84 BLAZER 4WD offers. 537-1314. SALT SPRING Island" Recycle 250-656-1387, www.nickel- view, fxW ait - 537-9220 ACCOMMODATION Yamaha, 9.9 Yamaha, fish Depot is located at 349 bfos.com finder, marine radio, elec. White, 2dr, auto, immaculate, SOLID OAK table tops 38" x Rainbow Rd. We are open VANCOUVER APARTMENT. down rigger, many extras, $7,999 54" x 1". Shaped & finished. SMALLER TWO bedroom Furnished, equipped, fabulous mint. $8500.537-0678; '88 PONTIAC 6000 $88. (Buy 5 get 1 free); 1100 Tuesday through Saturday, 10 home for sale in Ganges. 520 HOUSES FOR RENT am to 5 pm. This service is ocean/mountain view, down­ KAYAKS: CURRENT Designs 79,000 k's one owner w. generator, $298; almost new operated by Salt Spring Island Private, on 1/3 acre, nicely town at English Bay/Stanley Zenith 26" remote stereo landscaped lot. $142,900.538- BEAUTIFUL NEW salt-box, 3 Ocean type, fibreglass double, was $6900 is Community Services. Please story, view, private. 3+ bdrm, Park. $250/week, June & July. $2600; poly single, $1350, 2 colour TV oak console cabinet, call The Recycle Depot at 537- 0083 537-1832. $299. Solid oak wall units, DECORATOR'S SPECIAL: 4 post & beam. Don Ore Rd. years old, lightly used. 653- bookcases, home ent. centres, 1200, or Community Services Available July 1, perhaps MEXICO: BEACHFRONT apts! 2313. 6529 Trans Canada at 537-9971 for information on bdrms., 2 bathrms., wonderful Hwy. TV stands, jelly cupboard, sooner. Long term. 537-4942. at Bucerias. 25 km. N. Puerto DINGHY. 7 fool marine ply, materials accepted for recy­ ocean view. Dated carpets but Vallarta. Late fall special. Nov. Duncan, BC, V9L 6C2 blanket/towel racks, etc. On cling. huge potential. Possible in-law, 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATHROOM good condition with oars. sale! Estate furniture, house­ 1 -Dec. 15, 2000, $325 US to Toll Free north end. $179,000. 653- house, with family room on 2 $600 US/mo. Daily and weekly $250.537-1358. wares, china, crystal, pots & FREE SINGLE bed, 653-9798 4558. acres, south Salt Spring, 1-888-260-1432 pans, suitcases, tools & hdwe. or 653-2092. available. Call Don, 537-9517. 15' HOURSTON Fiberglass BY OWNER on Pender Island, Available August 1, long term. boat with trailer and lots of Large selection. Well dis­ TRUCK CANOPY for Dodge played. Clean. Guaranteed. 1540 sq. ft. West Coast cedar pets possible, N/S. $900/ 622 HOUSE EXCHANGE accessories, as well as free Cheap! Buy & Save, 9818 Ram D50 truck, carpet kit. You post & beam on 1/3 acre. 3 or month. Will share 1/2 heating 35hp Johnson outboard. Duncan Fourth St., Sidney. Phone 250- take off truck. 653-9868. 4 bed, 2 baths, 5 all near-new oil costs. Phone 604 921-7509 FAMILY OF four wishing to $1000. Axel 537-4331. 656-7612. POPCORN PACKAGING appliances. Extra fridge & or 802-2363, swap centrally-located material on an on-going basis. stove down with complete FREE BACHELOR quarters in Edinburgh apartmentfor hom e 822 CAMPERS & TRAILERS HYunnni 1940S ERA WOOD cook stove Claudia, (School Board kitchen. All new mini blinds. on Salt Spring Island from converted to use stove oil. return for light maintenance. "TOP TEN" Office). 537-9480. Studio or playroom on prop­ Single, N/S, references and beginning of September to end CAMPER, FITS in long box Good condition, complete with erty. Was $139,900, now ask­ of December 2000. We have a truck. $800.653-9369. '97 SLUMBERLAND 22FT oil tank, chimney, etc. $300. FREE USED carpet available long-term commitment. Apply on an occasional basis. Most ing $127,900 for quick sale. two bedroom, turn of the cen­ WE PAY CASH Instantly for Class C2, immaculate Also older zero clearance fire­ Phone 629-6061. Dept. K, c/o Driftwood, 328 of it is suitable for outdoor use, Lower Ganges Rd., Salt tury home with shared garden 1984 and newer RV1s. We SAVE $5,500 $31,400 place free to good home. in quiet cul-de-sac, good also take trade-ins, consign­ eg. pondliners, garden paths, Spring Island, B.C. V8K2V3. '98 FOROWINDSTAR GL Please call Paul 537-4966. neighbourhood shops, near ments and have special etc. Some is okay for inside 6cyl, loaded, only 41,000 k's use. Call us to put yur name 3 BEDROOM, BASEMENT parks and on main bus routes. finance packages available, on our list. Ganges Floor home, 3/4 acre view property, Please contact Megan Davies call Voyager RV Centre 1-800- REDUCED $43000—$17,950 FRASERS Is close to Ganges. Available July or Colin Coates at Coverings Ltd. 537-9112. 668-1447 www.voyager- 98 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN THIMBLE FARMS 1, $900/ mo. Call 604 809- or tel: rv.com. 500 APUSliniS FOB RENT 7653. 44131 447-4260, or tel 537- 4dr,ct*i scats, oniy 7,000 k's 175 ARBUTUS WT 4993 and speak to Karen ONLY $19,995 537-5788 ^%^ FURNISHED ONE bdrm. 2 BEDROOM log home in Truscott. 825 CARS, SALES •98FORDF160XLT4X4 OPEN 10-4:30 *T suite, suitable for single per­ quiet neighbourhood, close to St. Mary's Lake. Stone fire­ TOYOTA 4-RUNNER 1988, air 6cyt. manual transmission son. Basic cooking, private conditioning, clean, trailer 7 DAYS A WEEK! shower, washer-dryer, private place, woodstove, wood floors, SPECIAL $18,840 solarium, stained glass. hitch, convertible. $7,600.653- entrance. Close to town. Hydro 444JL 50% Off incl. No pets. $500. Call 537- Fenced yard, brick patio, '93 CHEV LUMINA APV 4738. sunny decks. $850. Available 1980 CHEV CITATION, new 7 pass. 6cyl, air. 127,000 k's Potato seis.Onion sets, A LIONS SKm PROJECT July 1.653-2442. engine and transmission, ONLY $13,995 NORTH END, 1 bedroom 805 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS 1992, $500.537-2420. Asparagus, Garlic, suite, $550, inclusive, 537- THREE BEDROOM home, •98 PONTIAC SUNRRE 4DOOR RECYCLE 9157. close to hospital. $850/mo. 1986 HYUNDAI EXCEL. 4cy, auto air, full power group Jerusalem Artichokes & AIR MILES Rebuilt engine, low mileage, YOUR LAKEVIEW LOWER level Available July 1st. (250) 724- ONLY $13,280 Packaged Flowering Bulbs suite, private entrance, N/S, 1996. arc here! new front tires and rear OLD GLASSES brakes, auto sunroof, tape •94 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE WE GIVE suitable single person, $475 OCEANFRONT PRIVATE includes utilities. 537-4027 m>AYLESS deck, fr. wh. drive. $2,200.537- 10th ANN. 6 cyl. auto air, 2 . PERSONALIZED Your old prescription evenings. beach, year round sunsets, 3 9809. tone SERVICE lenses can be a gift of bedroom, 1 bathroom, We value the island™ 1987 NISSAN STANZA, very ONLY $11,995 T BEDROOM suite available sight. Boxes located at: Panabode home on 2 1/2 COMPLETE reliable. $2250 obo. 537-1436. July 1. Close to town, N/S, N/P. acres. Large decks, fireplace AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS •95 VW CABRILO CONVERTIBLE > Pharmasave Private entrance. $475/month insert, 5 appliances, long term SEIZED AND Abandoned Auto, vinyl top, wood gr, lady Unleaded Fuels • Diesel vehicles for sale, $100 + up. • Bank of Montreal plus utilities. References $1100. Available July 1, N/S, driven Tms • Batteries • Accewories 1983 FORD FAIRMONT;'85 required. Call 537-1149. N/P references please. 537- ONLY $18,490 »Bank of Commerce Mazda 626; '87 Chev Citation; • Island Savings Credit Union 1 BEDROOM lakeside suite. 5719. 537-4554 or 537-9300 351 MISC. WANTED '86 Hyundai Pony; '82 Pontiac '92 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONV. • Gulf Islands Optical Panoramic view, fireplace. JULY 1. Oceanlronl, south fac­ Monduy-vSaauday 8am-7pm Mature, single person only. J2000; '84 Chrysler Daytona; 6 cyl. auto, all power equipped FREE LEASE horse wanted ing cottage home. 2 bedrooms, Sunday 9 am-6 pm '66 Dodge Coronet; '81 Honda for 200 lb rider for trail riding. Utilities included $600/month. ONLY $9,584 537-9629. large private lot, beaches Comer of Rainixw Rd and Jadcon Pm. Civic; '82 Lada 1500 S;'78 Horse needs to be healthy and nearby, $700/month, 537-5483. Ford Granada. 537-9389 or '86 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE stable. Contact Melodie 537- QUIET, SECLUDED suite, 537-9383. immaculate, 146,000 k's 2676. daylight basement with two IN TOWN, newly renovated, immaculate, 2 bedroom, large 815 BOATS & MARINE, MORE THAN just an island 2801 Roberts Road RR6 GOOD QUALITY canoe for 2 small bedrooms, near north end of St. Mary Lake. Ideal for yard, unfinished basement. Top SERVICE car. 1987 Ford Escort station Duncan B.C. people. Preferably sq. stern but 410 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE references only. N/S, N/R $825 wagon, under 40,000 miles. DUNCAN HYUNDAI D49988 flexible. Price negotiable. 537- single person. N/S, N/R avail­ able July on. References plus utilities. 653-0053. BOATBUILDING SUPPLIES Good summer tires & spare 4 Ph:1 -800-461 -0161 9172. TOWN LOT, south facing, SERVICE A PARTS • SALES • LEASING required, $550 including utili­ for less. Fibreglass, epoxy, new studded winter tires on BETTY LOU LAKE_ nicely treed, water & sewer, THREE BEDROOM housed 2 hardware, fasteners,..Best rims. AM/FM stereo/cassette. vendor financing, $75,000. ties. 537-9850 or 537-7270 bath, 1500 sq. ft. one level. WANTED: Cowboy, Indian celL prices; will ship anywhere. The No rust. No dirt. Great car. You 653-4347. Close to town. Available June Marine Supply Store, 1-888- won't be disappointed. $3200. photographs, brand books, NICE SUITE in Fulford saddles, wooly chaps, $500 + WEST VANCOUVER/WATER­ 1 for summer. Call 537-1609. 748-1149 or lmarine.com, 537-0032. - THE MINT Waterfront Home in return for 203 RAINBOW ROAD, across chaps, spurs, prison horsehair FRONT Property just north of helping an independent senior TAIT TECHNICAL Solutions. DRIVE IN style. 1995 Cadillac The only business in bridles $1500.+ Indian gloves, Horseshoe Bay .59 acres west from high school, double wide, Marine mechanical, electrical De Vilie, low mileage, fully lady. Phone after 6 pm. Barb, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, the world that can bags, snowshoes, 100 year old facing into Howe Sound 537-2282. & pumping systems repair & loaded. Like new condition. guns. 1-800-962-2427. Spectacular views & private. fridge, stove, washer, dryer, service, machine shop serv­ Treat yourself to luxury. afford not to adver­ Asking $499,000. Open to all $850/ month. 537-2239. ices. Fine machining, milling & $22,500 firm. 537-2819. tise. A SUBSCRIPTION welding. Sam Anderson, 537- 360 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS reasonable offers. Dorothy FOR RENT: 3-4 bdrm. house NICE LITTLE 4WD station Fuchs Sutton Group. 604-684- close to hospital and shop­ 5268. Invest in the future of BEAUTIFUL EVANS piano, TO DRIFTWOOD wagon. 1987 Toyota Tercel. 2755, Cell: 961-8869 , Fax: ping. $750/mo. Phone 537- Auto, good condition, 184,000 your business - place ivory keys, priced to sell 604-669-4483. CAN SAVE YOU 9617. For all your display $1000.537-0781. kms. $4400.537-9684. an ad in RIDGE TOP 2.3 acres. Ocean $$$$$$ WANTED: AMAZING tenants advertising needs call MG 1980 "MIDGET" . Mint, 370 PETS/LIVESTOCK & Lakeshore view, 2 bdrm. Call and find out how for up to one year,for architec ­ showroom winner. All original. GULF ISLANDS home. Very sunny & private. turally designed home, fur­ Peter or Fiona today! Never seen rain or snow. Very, $5 TOENAIL TUESDAY, Dog & Vesuvius area, 350 Woodland. Mon.-Fri. 8-5 nished, self contained. Would very low mileage. Racing DRIFTWOOD Cat Grooming. Call Andrea. $219,000. Phone for appoint­ suit professional couple, 537-9933 green. May take trade. Asking 537-4676. ment. 537-9329. 537-9933 $1500/ month. 537-0717. $9.900.537-4033. 537-9933 DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS In person: 328 Lower Ganges Rd. 900 TOO UTE TO CLASSIFY 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 900 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WHAT IS A STORYTIME AT Fables CONGRATULATIONS TO JUNE IS Local's month at 1930'S OAK sewing table $25. LARGE HOUSE, shared living EXPERIENCED PART-time Cottage, 112 Hereford Ave., Gloria McEachern of Malaview Island Escapades, half price Round wood table $30. Chest room and kitchen. All utilities. baker wanted. Apply Sweet NETWORK every Wed., Thurs., and Fri. Dr and Dave Philips of Upper on any Kayaking tours or on chest $65. Danish modern Room with bath. $400/mo. 537- Arts Cafe, next to GVM. 537- 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Special Ganges Road! These lucky rentals from Ganges Harbour couch and chair $175. 653- 1212. 4502. CLASSIFIED? at 163 Fulford-Ganges Rd. 9201. A Network guest reader every Friday. Driftwood readers found their STAR CHOICE and Expressvu LARGE BLACK/beech enter­ Reservations 537-2537 or 537- FREE RANGE pork, approxi­ names published in last week's NEW HAMMOCKS, sundials, satellite systems are both tainment centre, will hold 32* - Classified is an 2553. mately 1001b sides. $2 per classifieds and picked up their boot scrapers, topiary frames, available at your local Radio 35" TV, stereo, tapes, CD's etc. ordinary: classified pound, or quarter sides, $2.25 free Lotto 649 Ticket! Reading PLEASE NOTE: Too Late to angel doorknockers and a gar­ Shack. Both are on demonstra­ $250. 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