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Grads peer into their futures t£5 ~~- richard j. wey & associates For a sketch ofthe Gulf from September to March. week and a half after graduat­ \'<::- 2J l a n d s u r v e y i n g i n c . Islands Secondary Class of She is participating in the ing from Gulf Islands 2003, Driftwood writer Gap Program, where high Secondary School (GISS) he Richard J. Wey BCLS Debbie Willis interviewed school grads spend a "gap" was heading off to get his three grads about their future year volunteering in the UK wings. Legal, Engineering and Topographical Surveys plans. between high school and post­ ''When I was eight years Subdivision Planning secondary studies. old I got a tour of Tofino in a ]ekkaMack Volunteering was part of little plane and I really liked The Oakville-Suite 106-9717 Third St., Sidney, BC V8L 3A3 Jekk:a Mack plans to make Clark's life at GISS: she was it;' said Gordon, who left for a Telephone (250) 656-5155 • Fax: (250) 656-5175 a life singing, dancing and act­ in the leadership class, helped Kelowna flight school on ing, but first she might make a set up the Halloween Spook Monday. ''At that time I was trip across Canada. House and volunteered as a really thinking about what job "Originally I thought I'd go peer counsellor. Clark also I wanted and it just stuck." to Europe, but I think I might helped look after her grand­ Gordon will get his private IS YOUR SAFE TO DRINK? like to drive across Canada or Brad Gordon mother, who was in a pilot's licence this summer WELL WATER to Mexico;' said the recent wheelchair for three years, but and in the fall begins a two­ grad. "If I can just say, 'okay, says she doesn't have much year program for a diploma in Contamination can occur without I'm driving to experience as a caregiver. commercial aviation. changes in colour or taste. Newfoundland,' it's a more "I've talked to another girl ''And then I'm planning on see-able goal." who did [the Gap program] being offered a job, but you $25.00 per test • Results in 24 hours But travel is only part of the last year and she said they're never know." Be Safe • Test Annually! plan for Mack, who played good at easing you into it;' Gordon will attend ground Audrey in Little Shop of said Clark. school in Kelowna, learn to Horrors, sang with GISS' jazz Her duties will include fly solo in a Cessna, and even­ band and was part of the helping patients get u, eat and tually plan and complete a LABS school's acting program. Her engage in activities like swim­ cross-Canada flight. main focus next year will be ming and field trips. Tuition fees for the private · 2062 Henry Avenue W. performance. - Clark will earn 60 pounds and commercial flight pro­ Sidney, B.C. VBL 1Y5 656·1334 "Hopefully in this year off per week, as well as room and grams will add up to $50,000 I'll find a really good perform­ Emily Clark board in a house with other in total, and that could prove ing arts school to go to," said volunteers. the biggest challenge for the Mack, who will look into After filling out an applica­ fledging pilot. He received a schools inside and outside of tion earlier this year, a repre­ $1 ,000 bursary from the Gulf Canada. "Something where sentative from the program Islands Teachers' Association I'll be able to work on came to Salt Spring to inter­ and plans to work while he is singing, dancing and acting, view Clark. When she was in school. and get out into the world." accepted, her information was "I'll have the money; it just Mack will spend her sum­ sent out to different facilities depends on when they want mer "mainly relaxing;' but and Drummond made the it; ' he said. Gordon will also also plans to take a two-week offer. have to face one other chal­ intensive musical theatre "I wasn't sure what I was lenge. course in Vancouver, and may expecting, but it sounds fun;' "I get motion sickness, also spend part of her year off , said Clark, who recently made which is probably because living in Victoria. , her decision to accept. I've always been a passenger "Salt Spring is so small as Clark will stay on Salt getting bumped around," he far as taking lessons and being ]ekkaMack Spring for the summer, "try­ said. "Just being up in the air involved in theatre;' said ing to make some money." will help me get over it." Mack. "I would take some "I was really nervous. They She works in the Salt Spring Gordon lived in Nanaimo Classes in singing, dancing kept talking about the main Roasting Company office, as before moving to Salt Spring and drama, be in a choir, vol­ trophy without giving any well as at the Oystercatcher as in November oflast year, but unteer at a theatre just to be hints and I didn't know who it a hostess. • says he'll miss the island and around a theatre." would be," said Mack. "Our And will she miss the island will likely be back next sum­ She will likely miss Salt class is an extremely talented when she goes? mer. Spring, but "millions of my group of kids, so I feel very "Oh yeah, I'll be homesick He'll also miss playing family members live here, so honoured." for a while." Ultimate frisbee with Salt I'll come back and visit." Mack insists the attention But Clark is excited to meet Spring's team, but will try to Mack has been on stage hasn't put stars in her eyes. and live with other keep up the sport in Kelowna. since she sang with her moth­ "If I were to get really · Drummond volunteers, }llld "I started playing in March er Lisa Sigurgeirson at the age good, it would be important to after she has completed her and haven't really missed one of three, and she began acting me to get well known to be in program she may come back [practice] since;' said Gordon. in plays on the island when more shows, not to be famous to the coast to attend the "I'll play there, but ifl have to she was seven. But it was for the sake of being famous." University of Victoria, play against this team I'm GISS' music, dance and Mack likes to split her time although she isn't yet sure quitting." drama programs that helped between singing, dancing, and what she wants to study. Gordon also has loyalty to ~LT SPRJ~ soliclify her love for perform­ acting, so as not to ''bum out" "I'll just take classes and ing. GISS, despite his short time as in one area, and she plans to hope I figure it out." a student at the school. 'The fine arts teachers are please a crowd at this year's Sheet Metal Ltd. Until then, she plans to "It's much better than any G really amazing. If you have a S Ramayana on Salt Spring. enjoy her opportunity to meet other school I went to. The teacher who loves what "I just love being on stage new people, do good and they're doing, it helps you teachers actually get to know in front of an audience and explore Europe. you. At other schools there's a HOW TO COPE WITH RISING ENERGY COSTS. love what you're doing." getting to be a completely dif­ "I'm really excited because Mack won the GISS fine thousand kids and there just INSTALL GEOTHERMAL ferent person. The rush you my placement ends in March isn't time." arts trophy, as well as making get afterward is amazing." and I'm hoping to go travel­ the honour roll, sharing the Gordon said he is used to Stop paying more for fuel oil, LP or ling. I'd love to go to Greece, moving and isn't nervous natural gas. A energy efficient top musician award and top Emily Clark France, Italy, Ireland, vocalist award with Aubrey When Emily Clark travels about his next destination or ECONAR GeoSource Heat Pump can Scotland. Pretty much any­ the aviation program. Zacharias, and was ranked the to Essex, England, in where." save you money on your heating and top Grade 12 musician with September, she won't be just a "It's just like starting a new cooling bills. An ECONAR GeoSource JeffMillerd. She also won the tourist. Brad Gordon year of school. You get ner­ Heat Pump uses a small amount of vous and then you get there top Grade 12 dancer award Clark will volunteer in Brad Gordon has known he electricity to extract the earth's stored with Sada Keel, and the top Drummond, a care facility for wanted to fly planes since he and think, 'why was I so wor­ energy. Never again worry about the drama award. people with cerebral palsy, was eight years old, and a ried?'" rising costs of LP or natural gas.

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'Rom_ance' in Friedman photo show LANCER MEDICAL BUILDING OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE By MITCHELL SHERRIN Another shot of a silky Zealand for the month of Staff Writer stream percolating below a April as part of a wedding Call Wendy 250-537-5268 A showing of photographs shocking white glimpse of celebration with his partner at Moby's Marine Pub might Mount Cook offers a con­ and fellow islander Joni have a few islanders puzzled. trasting study. The glacial Ganderton. The mammoth landscape bicuspid towers above a des­ "We got married on the shots depict mountains, olate Southern Alps moraine back side of Mount Cook, on streams and farmlands but the Rockies are a near top of the Fox Glacier, sur­ resembling B.C. locales, but echo among the broken-rock rounded by peaks." the place names accompany­ hillsides and splashy river Both the outdoor-oriented ing the images will be baubles found in the valley bride and groom were attired strangely unfamiliar. shadows below. in fleece for the ceremony, "I debated whether or not Similarly, the folded flanks Friedman noted. to call them by their New of rolling hills captured in The New Zealand wed­ Zealand place-names," Friedman's Twizel Reflection ding could explain the pho­ laughed Salt Spring photog­ could suggest the tawny tos' somewhat nuptial tone: rapher Steven Friedman. Okanagan Valley on a sim­ each image possesses a lin­ New Zealand's South Steven Friedman mering fall day. A fourth gering. attentiveness that sug­ Island countryside is so sim­ Pelorus River in a way that misty-morning photo from the gests awakened romance. ilar to different parts of B.C., is indeed reminiscent of the Wither Hills near Blenheim And with a sense of pho­ that many people might not B.C. west coast in one of its resembles farms found veiled tographic romance, a new even notice the difference, more soothing moods. all over the province by crisp landscape is made familiar he suggested. "My landscapes are all dewy mornings. and a familiar landscape is The twin pieces of Forest clean, simple and unclut­ "It's like B.C. in a small re-invented anew. Reflection and Rock tered. The sharpness in the setting," Friedman suggest­ Friedman's photography Reflection capture the algae­ foreground draws you into ed. shows at Moby's until the green calin of the lush the image." He travelled to New end of the month.

Sherrie Boyte Basketry show woven 629-6350 is a Pender Island lots from $23,000 into week of workshops Houses under $100,000 www.propertyonpender.com Traditional and contem­ large reed baskets in black, sherrie@ propertyonpender.com porary basketry designs and deep red, grey and light red ~~Ot techniques are highlighted inspired by the intricacies at the Branching Out Too and rich colours of Persian Showcase exhibit at carpets and evoking urns. ArtCraft. Crafted around a long Running daily through piece of driftwood, her Monday, July 28 at Mahon "whirligig" hanging baskets Hall, the show also straddles can gently turn in the Branching Out, a July 17-20 breeze. One, called Sea and instructional gathering of Sand, reflects a sunny day at ttt~ internationally renowned the beach with pale beige basketmakers organized by sand, and' turquoise water the Salt Spring basketry with a few shells. Copper HOMEMADE guild. Gradations carries on the MEXICAN FOOD At the ArtCraft non-traditional use of cedar with Showcase, the basketry paired with copper strips for miniatures and Adirondack­ a very contemporary look­ HEART style backpacks of Joan ing basket. This is just a Call Marlie Kelsey Carrigan, who is also taste of the veritable cornu­ who will bring gifts & greetings instructing at Branching copia showcase. along with helpful information Out, show the beauty of tra­ ArtCraft has new extend­ about your new community. ditional materials. ed hours of 10 a.m. to 6 Among Donna Cochran's p.m. on Sunday, Monday 537-5261 .. creations is an unusual eat's and Tuesday, and 10 to 9 'W§~COME.,.. head basket made with p.m. from Wednesday painted watercolour paper. through Saturday. . ·Ws~~£~ Another is a large seagrass An evening reception for shell filled with treasures, the Branching Out Too while a third is a large wil­ Showcase is set for 7 to 9 low tray woven with warm p.m. on Friday, July 18, at tones of diverse willows. which the basketmakers and / Lorna Cammaert's excit­ guests will be present. ~ ing designs include Persian The exhibit is sponsored use Cafe Arrows i and ii, a pair of by Pacific Basketry. Double CU~TOM . ouancls band treat Jnus1c featuring overS 16- Synergy rocks Inn ~LIPCOVER~ lky & Fun' Revitalize your sofa Roots & Blues Trio Salt Spring-raised Matt & armchairs. Cecill is back on the rock All makes I All fabrics with his Thlee Night Stand band on Saturday night. Your fabric or mine Cecill is drummer for the T Victoria-based group, TAMMY MALTESE which is playing its first Experienced Slipcoverer Salt Spring gig at the Core Available on all Inn, along with a second the Gulf Islands rock band called Radiant Leader. 604-317-2698 Doors open at 8 and the music starts at 9. Cecill promises a night of high-energy rock music and hopes to see a strong youth turn-out for the non-profit Julv 19 event. GULF ISLANDS DRIFlWOOD .ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY. JULY 16, 2003 ""BJ Basketry MUCH MUSIC: Twins Fiona and Heather Munro entertain with their violins at the Saturday market 'fete' in Centennial Park. PhotobyDerrickLundy branches outwards ORTERS* Restaurant&- Lounge Internationally known basket makers are converg­ ing at the Farmers Institute this week for the Branching Out conference, and sharing their skills and passion with students of the craft. Organized by the Salt Spring Island Basketry Guild, Branching Out runs from Thursday, July 17 to Sunday, July 20, with work­ shops in willow, cedar, rush, birch bark and pine needles forming the nucleus of activities. Brian and Maxine reach In addition to classes, a public market for buying !illd selling wares is set for out with new Voices CD the institute on Saturday from 5-7 p.m.; the basketry With their debut CD called Maxine and sang it to A celebration of the music of Showcase at ArtCraft will called Voices being her on her answering L ED be celebrated with a wine released at a concert party machine." ZEPPELIN and cheese party on Friday on Saturday night, Brian Olynyk's inspiration and Box and Maxine Olynyk creative collaboration com­ Come by fora night from 7-9; and two "Smashing• good time. potluck events are scheduled are joining an elite group plete the picture. for participants. of island-based musical "I can tell when he's BEAVER POINT HALL Among the first-class duos who are also couples. come up with a good idea. I Saturday, July 19th /9:00pm instructors attending are Voices is described in listened to that song and $7 at AU PHI'S; $10 at the Polly Adam Sutton and Sue press material as "an eclec­ knew right away - this Marvin from the Seattle tic mixture of songs show­ was a good song," she says. area, who will teach three casing Brian's knack for Growing up on a remote farm in northern Alberta, different cedar baskets. insightful lyrics and Maxine's captivating vocal Olynyk was surrounded by Salt Spring's own Joan abilities." music. Carrigan will show her class Everyone is invited to "My father loved to sing, how to make a functional join them for the free July Brian Box, Maxine Olynyk and he played trumpet and and attractive basket from 19 release party at Lions accordion and guitar. My lake rushes. and gardener by day and, Hall beginning at 7 p.m. although he seems a sea­ mother sang in a choir. And Werner Turtschi is also Produced by Ramesh I was always singing too." returning to teach from soned songwriting pro, only Meyers, Voices' catchy came to the craft a couple of Olynyk began playing gui­ Switzerland, and will do a melodies are given a variety tar at the age of 13, though beautiful oval willow shop­ years ago when he saw an of soundscape treatments advertisement that piqued says she only recently start­ ping basket. that run from pulsating ed pursuing it more serious­ Representing the English his interest. dance rhythms to moody art­ "I saw a poster for a song­ ly. tradition in willow basketry rock ruminations. Box cites musical influ­ are Susie Thomson and writers' workshop being The CD features perfor­ offered by Ramesh Meyers ences that include '70s pop Adrian Charlton from mances by Juno Award win­ music favourites like ELO Britain. and thought I'd like to try it," ner Hugh Fraser, Brazilian he says. and has a particular interest Nicolai and Ludmila multi-instrumentalist Celso in the music and lyrics of Shishkin are traditional He quickly began turning Machado, West Coast sax out songs that had likely Tom Waits and Leonard birch bark weavers from the sensation Monik Nordine Cohen. Kamchatka Peninsula who been stored up for years. and drummer Malcolm "I was finishing a song Olynyk names the leg­ will offer classes in harvest­ Shoolbraid, plus contribu­ endary Dolly Parton as one ing and weaving birch bark. every two weeks. It was tions by other talented local great! Now I keep a little of her influences and FIDDLES AND FLUTES Branching Out follows musicians, including Ted remembers being inspired the success of the guild's book with me and I write all GAELIC HARMONIES Hickford on flute, Susheela my ideas down all the time." very early on by Canadian Willow Week event in 2000. STEP-DANCING Dawne on background The title track is a good vocalist Susan Jacks of the For more information, see vocals and percussionist example of his abundant out­ Poppy Family. the website at http://salt­ Laurent Boucher. put. Appearing with the couple Tuesday, July 29 • 8:oopm • $18 spring.gulfislands.com/car­ Box is described as "a tal­ "I wrote two verses of that at the Saturday night event is oldoddlbranching out - or ented songwriter who speaks on the way home from work their good friend and percus­ ArtS pring call Lorna Cammaert at volumes in his lyrics." in the truck and the other sionist Darren Linnel. 537-2102 • www.artspring.ca 538-0033. He works as a stonemason two when I was in the tub. I Slipper Lady's art takes stroll through ArtSpring Salt Spring's "Slipper Lady" - Deboragh T. Gainer- is having another felt slipper art show at ArtSpring this month. Islanders may remember Gainer's first show a few years back, when her colourful and unusual slippers walked on the walls of Roasting Company in Ganges. The July exhibit, called Sole Work, is as joyful and even moves into unwearable pieces. Paintings of waterfalls, from the realistic to the abstract, are also in the show. Gainer can be found at the Saturday Market, and at ArtSpring during events and Friday afternoons. saturday 1Opm Dr. Teresa Strukoff, B.Sc., N.D. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN • Clinical Nutrition • Botanical Medicine • Homeopathy FLO • Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture • Lifestyle Counseling i~ DJ MATTJ 298 Blackburn Road Salt Spring Island, B.C. To book an appointment phone: 537-3220 I [email protected] I ( I' • I •• • •I I

B4 .o. WEDNESDAY. JULY 16, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT· GULF ISLANDS DRI FTWOOD Seven top artists merge at ArtSpring next week

Seven Salt Spring artists "Although they're often nant, presented in man~ constructing and decon­ Recently she moved the act of doing." are bringing their diverse whimsical, what I like is dalas and tessellations. structing these surfaces as from the imaginative to Crawford's abstract talents and backgrounds the emotional charge of Each painting is carefully she mines her field of more realistic portraiture paintings are devoid of lit­ together for the first time abstract expressionism ... constructed, beginning awareness for her deepest and has explored this sub­ erary, representational and next week at a Four on the I want to let go into the with calculations and a concerns and lasting affini­ ject in both oils and pas­ symbolic content. They are Floor, Three Off the Wall clay so that my subcon­ pencil grid, which is then ties. tels. Harrison's sculptures "objects made" with exhibit at ArtSpring. scious comes forward to transferred to Arches Oni Freeman's artwork are handbuilt from clay acrylic paint. The self-described bring more of myself into watercolour paper. The has grown out of her prac­ and depict her fascination The stonework is more "eclectic" group consists my pieces. I'm interested several-month painting tise in sand play therapy. with the human face and obviously just an object. A of Karen Reiss, Donna in the narrative, the story, process is then underway. She began making minia­ figure. wall or pillar doesn't have Hall, Patricia Brown, J.D. that then emerges." Her work is a prayer that tures, in clay and polymer Ron Crawford is a local to be the gateway into the Evans, Oni Freeman, Donna Hall explores mankind might recognize clay, for use in this play­ Buddhist painter and stone­ consciousness. It's just a Sandra Harrison and Ron similar themes in paint. its place in all of creation, oriented approach to heal­ mason who has exhibited wall. The paintings are Crawford. She builds textures and not as dominator, but as the ing. Her figurative sculp­ art in Canada, the U.S. and intended the same way, he A dynamic and exciting surfaces, imprinting and species with the resources ture is often autobiographi­ England over the past 20 says. "They are just paint­ July 22 to July 30 show is collaging objects found in to nurture and protect, by cal and done with a playful years. "The painting and ings." promised, with an ongoing nature, colour washed on seeing the complex beauty attitude, celebrating the stone works are both a cel­ With at least 200 years stone installation and an and scraped through. in the myriad of earth gift of living in a human ebration of the process of of combined experience, interactive piece also part Resulting surfaces and tex­ forms. body. In this show she creating," says Crawford. the seven artists offer their of the happenings. tures evoke the archetypi­ J.D. Evans is fascinated offers two examples of "They evolve into the expertise and history at the Karen Reiss is interested cal symbols and motifs that by what propels energy sandtray/worldplay and objects they are through ArtSpring show. in issues of identity and appear in prehistoric art into form, from sub-atomic will also photograph the belonging. Her "boxed and artifacts. particles on up to human ongoing worlds being cre­ head" series - consisting "My intent is to explore endeavour, and how the ated during the exhibit, of hand-built clay slabs, the landscape as a defining knowledge of one impacts showing the nature of a nails and facial features - feature of our human char­ the other. She seeks visual collective world-view. has given her a way to acter," said Hall. "I feel we equations for these riddles Sandra Harrison's work ANY COMPUTER explore and extend these are a part of all life, con­ in the quest for a deeper is mainly figurative, as she ••• repair .•• consult themes. Birds, cats and fish nected to and dependent on understanding. has always had a deep love ••• teach .•. sell are also found on the all other life." In this body of work, she and interest in the human pieces, with animals and Patricia Brown paints begins painting in a fast form. An interest in psy­ G [email protected] the use of detachable intricate creations in water­ and intuitive manner until chology, and in people's masks including a shaman­ colour. Themes of cycles, she has a dynamic and relationships with them­ ic dimension to her work. interconnectedness and complex surface. She then selves and others, has defi­ Reiss says of her work, sacred elements are domi- responds to what she sees, nitely impacted her pieces ...... · ········-····· .. ····•·•····•··• •·•···•···•·•...... • • • • • .• , , A.rtSptlttfl .• • • • • • ·Starts 'tluarsaa, at • • • • • • Just a Taste of our Auction Items • • • • Double Exposure and Grand Celebrity Series • • • • Auction almost sold-out. Don't Painted furniture pieces by local artists and celebrities: Arthur Black and Lynne Raymond , • • Randy Bachman and Denise Beck, Louise Woodward , Sheila Hoen, Barbara McCaffrey. • • ····· delay-get your tickets today! • 'Art • • • • Carol Evans print of Haida Gwaii totem poles; ivory sculpture; Rufi pottery; Raku fish by • • lee Sollett; Eskimo carving; Raku vase Anna Gustafson; watercolour lessons by Libby • • +Thursday,_July 17 Jutras and Val Konig; Limited Edition prints by Robert Bateman and John Snow; Stained • • glass lamp by Jerry Ringrose; Ceremonial food dish and wood carving by Sentani people • • SUent Auction in New Guinea; Paintings by Thomas Kemp Kieffer, Anita Kahn, Vera Hand, Adrian Town. • I::J~II\ Check out the.treasures in the ArtSpring • • • • Galleries Pamper Yourself • • 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. ADMISSION FREEl B&B at Chesterman Beach and Isabella Point; Indian feast for 8 in your home ; Lunch • • cruise on a 50' power boat; Dinner cruise on a 36' Grand Banks; Dessert & flowers by • • • • Double Christine MacDonald and Beth Cherneff; Italian Dinner for 8 by well-known Vancouver chef • • Friday, july 18 Adriana Vescovi in your home; Four course dinner with wine at Garry Oaks Winery for 4; • • + Happy hour with Arthur Black and Lynne Raymond; Gourmet lunch and cruise on 41 ' • • Exposure Special £vent: Double Exposure Pearson Yacht; Dinner at Hastings House; Hot stone treatment at Skin Sensations; Tickets • • WITt! Boa Roi3tR1SON AND LINDA CULLEN Of 1V for Pacific Opera Victoria , Victoria Symphony, Belfry Theatre, Port Theatre, and • • Chemainus Theatre. • • AND RAmo fAME • • • • 8 p.m. - ArtSpring Theatre That Special Something • • Hand-made Mennonite quilt; Chalet for six in Swiss Alps; Helicopter Ride; Beatles 33 1/3 • • Silent Auction continues • • LP of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" with original poster; Rare books: The • • CAST Y0UR BIDS in the ArtSpring Galleries Drawings of Lawren Harris; Raven: A collection of Woodcuts; Picasso: Theatre and The • • 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., 7-10 p.m. ADMISSION FREE.! North Part of America; Photograph session with Barbara Woodley; Condo stay in • • Kaanapali, Maui; Weekend at Sun Peaks Resort; T carving of St. Francis of Assisi. • • • • • • +saturday, July 19 House and Home • • Oak coffee table; 1DO-bottle wine refrigerator; Oriental carpet; Chinese carpet; Kilm rugs; • • Treasure Flea Market Royal Doulton figurine; Dresden fruit bowl; 21" colour TV; clothes dryer; sunflower quilt and • • DIG FOR ISLAND TREASURE under the tent baby quilt; king size bedspread; napkins and 2 cushions; petit point chair covers; Pfaff • • sewing machine; Handcrafted wooden stool. • on the ArtSpring ..Meadow • • • • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ADMISSION FREE.! Dressing Up In Style • • Peruvian sweaters; Victorian shawl; quilted silk jacket; beaded batik vest; Elaine Potter • • Silent Auction continues • • hand painted silk and rayon velvet kimono; Japanese wedding kimono. • • ArtSprlng Galleries • • tO a.m. to FINAL BIDS at 7:30p.m. ADMIS~ Out in the Garden • • Peter Oro Landscaping ; Cement bench ; Wrought iron moss lined planter; Ducane BBQ; • • SlON FREE! • Sundial; T x 8' awning; Hand-crafted Muskoka chairs by B. Simpson. • • Hilarious Comedy Pirates' Picnic • • Oystercatcher Bar and Grill will have great Island Talent Showcased • • John & Ina Curran papier-mache rooster; Kurt Frost wooden bowl; Rocking chair by llltyd • • Returning to the stage with a long­ lunches for sale on ArtSpring' s Front Patio • • Perkins; Whimsical wood cabinet by Don Webb; wood carved raven by Blue Horse • • awaited satirical revue, Bob Robertson 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Gallery; Cedar garden obelisk by Don Shea ; C. Wigan painted mat; Concert harp perform­ • • and Linda Cullen will boggle minds with Entertainers ance by Cassandra Miller; Tablecloth by Darlene Lane • • their bang-on impersonations of • • tNJOYLNE MUS}C ONTHt PATlO A Sporting Life • • Jean Chretien, Joe Clark, Martha • • Stewart, Queen Elizabeth II, Gordon 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ADMISSION FRU.! Fishing for two aboard a 34' Tollycraft; Golf for two at prestigious Victoria Golf Club; • • Fitness equipment; SSI golf package; Hiking with Charles Kahn; 16' Frontiersman red • • Campbell, Christie Clark, Joy McPhail, Live Auction -the Grand Finale canoe; 14' clinker style fibreglass boat; dog sitting and Bow Wow grooming • • and many more. It'll be the funniest Spectacular treasures on the auction block! • • Just Because • • revue you've seen in decades. 8 p.m. ArtSpring Theatre ADMISSION FREEl • • Tango lessons with Arvid Chalmers and Mike Young ; Home organ; life size fur bear; • • Dragon puppet; Russian samovar; cast bronze duck; sterling silver George Ill teapot; Two • • TICKETS AND INFO: 53 7-21 02 pewter plates c. 1750; antique writing desk; silver necklace; Shopping trip for 6 women in • • • • Vancouver at antique/house wares of clothing stores; Chauffeur driven Pierce Arrow Sedan • • for wedding ; business cards designed by Mark Hand and printed by Lightning Press . • • • I Providing a·First Rate Education System Some facts on how B.C:s education system is changing to improve student achievement

Improving Student Involving Parents Achievement

• Parents are now part • For the first time ever, class size of newly-created school limits for Kindergarten to Grade planning councils that , 3, and district-wide class size _ ensure students' needs are averages for Grades 4 through 12, identified and clear goals h ave been enshrined in legislation . are set for improvement. • New graduation requirements • Parents' rights to volunteer will help to increase student at their children's school are achievement and prepare stu9ents now guaranteed in legislation. for life after high school.

• New satisfaction surveys allow • The new teacher supervision program _ parents to provide input and feedback is training principals to support teachers better. regarding the school system. Increasing Accountability Providing More Choices • Education is now an essential service while • Starting in September, new open school boundaries teachers continue to have the right to engage in will provide students and parents the freedom to free collective bargaining. choose any school in the province, provided space • New legislation will allow parents to file written is available. complaints about a teacher's conduct directly with • The new graduation program will allow more the college of teachers, and the college will report courses to count toward graduation- including annually on teacher competence. more innovative, locally-developed courses. • New accountability agreements and district reviews are helping districts to develop plans to improve student achievement.

_f!or more information on changes to B.C:s education system, visit www.oced.gov.bc.ca. .

Ministry of Education ~ (BRITISH ~-:-;:w OLUMBIA 86 ~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT GULF ISLANDS DRIF1WOOD Dance Eldridge benefits classics, rftff~0ok~ Tasting Room Open 12-Spm daily originals 1880 Fulford-Ganges Road camp Group tours by appointment 653-4687 Musicians are invited to rosin up their bows and tune atM&M Garry Oaks wines are also available at The Local, Fulford Inn up that old guitar for a jam, and Harbour House Wine Stores, and the Artists Bistro while everyone can sing, When composer and dance and take in the sounds pianist Louise Eldridge per­ of a Kitchen Party at Beaver formed her first recital for Point Hall. Music and Munch last year, Salt Spring Musicworks is the audience was delighted hosting the all-ages Kitchen by her enthusiastic and viva­ Party on Friday, July 18, cious presence. starting at 7:30p.m. On Wednesday, July 23, Things will kick off with Eldridge returns to offer an open ')am session" from more musical pleasures. 7:30-8:30. Her love of music and her Then the Honeygirls, a career as a musician began "hot" new band from in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia Victoria with "sizzling stage where she studied classical presence and bone-chilling piano from the age of six. harmonies," fiddle duo Sista As a teenager she began featuring sisters Jaime composing her own music. Rokeby-Thomas and Velie Eldridge currently resides Huscroft, and Salt Spring's in Victoria and leads a busy own Celtic legend singer­ songwriter Derek Duffy will musical life. take the stage from 8:30- During the Cold War, she 10:30. accompanied the Canadian Face painting is part of the Youth Ambassadors peace evening, and a concession choir to the Soviet Union on will offer goodies, savouries two occasions. and non-alcoholic beverages. She co-wrote a musical Tom Koppel signs copies of All proceeds will benefit KOPPEL WORLD: for the students of the Salt Spring Fiddle Camp his latest book Lost World: Rewriting Prehistory - Brentwood College and bursary fund. How New Science is Tracing America's Ice Age most recently composed and Admission is $7 per per­ Mariners, as he launches the book on Salt Spring at directed a new Pride and son or $20 for the whole the Lion's Hall last Saturday. PhotobyDern ck Lundy Prejudice musical for family. Claremont High School. Eldridge teaches piano at Victor Broudeau French Multiple attempts to fool School in Esquirnalt and is a featured pianist in a number of Victoria hotels. viewers sink 'silly' Basic Wednesday's recital has all the makings of an event Basic is lines, and as a result we have filled with Eldridge's inim­ a ridicu­ no inclination to involve our­ itable style. lously selves emotionally with the The eclectic program will compli­ film. contain well-known light c a t e d RICK PICK Remember The Usual WITH JASON TUDOR classics as well as some of thriller set Suspects? If you don't, go her own moving composi­ on an watch it again. If you do, tions. American think about why we were so its mystery from the absence Free music begins at All military base in Panama. amazed by the film's final Saints church at 12:10 p.m., A training mission for of an objective perspective. revelation as to the identity All of the "facts" are seen followed by a delicious Army rangers has gone hor­ of Keyser Soze. optional lunch for $5.50. ribly wrong. Four soldiers through the clearly self­ It works because writer and their commanding offi­ interested eyes of the per­ Christopher McQuarrie cer Sgt. Nathan West sons telling the various sto­ spends the length of the film (Samuel L. Jackson) are lost ries, leading to confusion for tricking us into thinking we and presumed killed, and the truth seekers on both sides are inside the head of the two survivors aren't talking. of the screen. characters, then in the flicker When the base's official Unlike Rashomon (and of an eye whips everything interrogator Lt. Julia countless other films to use around. Osborne (Connie Nielson) this formula), Basic com­ We were shocked and proves ineffective, smart­ bines this lack of certainty more than a little angry at talking ex-Ranger Tom with a very frustrating insis­ ourselves for falling for the Hardy (John Travolta) is tence on manipulating the aptly named Verbal's story. brought in. viewer. Basic, on the other hand, With the army brass soon I couldn't spoil the twists seems to think that if fooling to arrive, the two quickly set and turns of this movie if I us once is good, fooling us about trying to discover tried. Just when you think 10 times must be great. some truth amongst the you have some tiny glimpse It is strange, though, that twisted lies and hastily of what "really" might be the title is clearly a cheeky arranged cover-ups. going on, the plot pulls the wink to the audience; it's In a style pioneered by rug out from under you. almost as if the writers are Kurosawa's Rashomon way There is no consistency to acknowledging just how back in 1950, Basic derives the characters or the plot- silly the movie actually is.

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Jack Scalia, Lance Legault (2h) 9:00PM 0 **Joy Ride {2001 ,Thriller) Two !!~~!!!~~:~=~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~!~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g abrothers practical are joke in dangeris a homicidal when the trucker. victim of : Paul Walker, Steve Zahn (2h) ffi **That Thing You Do {1996,Comedy) Tom Hanks directs this musical comedy about a 60's rock group and their brush with fame. Tom Hanks, Liv Tyler (2h) ill *** Shkeout {1987,Crime Story) A police officer falls in love with the woman he is supposed to be investigating. Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez (1 h30) 10:00 PM (9 **The Children of the Century )::'./~11\ {1999,Drama) A look at the life of pio­ neering pre-feminist author George The 3rd annual fundralser promises to be another fun-filled weekend Sand, and her stormy romance. Juliette Binoche, Benoit Magimel (2h) brought to you by ArtSprtng, SSPLAS •.. HzO, the Mary &. Harry Williamson 11 :00 PM Scholarship for the Performing Arts and the Rotary Club of SSI. 0 *** K-19:TheWidowmaker {2002,Thriller) A Soviet submarine suf­ fers a malfunction in its nuclear reactor during its maiden voyage. Harrison Ford, Flea market, delicious food supplied by The Oystercatcher Liam Neeson (2h15) TROASoAV JOL 17 Bar and Grill, Jots of entertainment including 6:00PM fJ!) : Murder in Malibu {1990,Mystery) A rejected lover kills a DOUBLE EXPOSURE romance novelist and makes it look like a WITH BOB ROBERTSON AND LINDA CULLEN OF TV AND RADIO FAME botched robbery. Peter Falk, Andrew Stevens (2h) f£) **** From Here to Eternity and, of.course, the much-anticipated {1953, War) American officers at Pearl Harbour fight for love and honour on the SILENT AUCTIONS! eve of the bombing. Burt Lancaster, LIVE~ Montgomery Clift (2h) 6:30PM 0 *** Saint Monica {2002,Family) A neglected girl learns what it means to be an angel when she helps a troubled woman. Genevieve Buechner, Clare Cou/ter(1h30) 8:00PM D Chasing Cain {2000,Crime Story) Two Toronto detectives investigate a drive-by shooting at an abortion clinic. Peter Outerbridge, Alberta Watson (2h) m **Harrison Bergeron {1995,Sci­ Fi) A whiz kid sees that his own stubborn intelligence has made him a dangerous outcast. Sean Astin, Dick Van Patten (2h) 9:00PM 0 *The Hollywood Sign {2001,Comedy) Three washed-up actors decide to use their talents to con a mob­ ster out of money. Tom Berenger, Burt Reynolds (1 h30) D **Never Too Late ;:;:;:;:;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;=:;::;:;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;-: {1996,Comedy) An elderly man gets : back at a corrupt retirement home with help from his friends. Olympia Dukakis, Cloris Leachman (2h) 0 ** All Around the Town (2002,Suspense) A prosecuter takes a close look at a pretty student when a professor is murdered. Ryan Scott, Nastassja Kinski (2h) ffi **Senseless {1998,Comedy) A college student takes part in an experi­ ment which promises to heighten his sens­ es. Marlon Wayans, David Spade (2h) ill ***Tom and Huck {1996,Adventure) Two boys accidentally witness the brutal stabbing of the town undertaker in a cemetery. Jonathan ~lor Thomas, Brad Renfro (1 h30) f,ID ****From Here to Eternity {1953,War) American officers at Pearl Harbour fight for love and honour on the eve of the bombing. Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift (2h) 10:00 PM (9 ***Hammett {1983,Mystery) Detective novelist Dashiel Hammett investigates the disappearance of a cabaret performer. Frederick Forrest, Peter Boyle (4h30) fJ!) Columbo: Murder in Malibu {1990,Mystery) A rejected lover kills a romance novelist and makes it look like a botched robbery. Peter Falk, Andrew Stevens (2h) WHAT;S ON TV GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD 10:30 PM 0 ** Student Seduction (2003,Drama) An attractive high school ;;:::.::..,+.,;..::..;:::,:=~:,.;;:::;.=.:.::..j,..,:..:...::.:::=..jb,;...:..;.:.::..::..t teacher is accused of sexually assaulting '"~~.:.J.:=,.;;;=;;;:::;.;.:~t:,...,f.:.:;:.::.::;.,..~===----l one of her students. Elizabeth Berkley, ,.. Cory Sevier (1 h30) ::,:..~I!.!.,..,.;;;~.,...,J~=;,::~:;:===T,3"'5:-J;-:L-e-n-1o 11:30 PM v' Ldttu '""v:' · 0 Yes Sir! Madam (Drama) The son KING News '35 J.Leno of a tranophone lather and anglophone CH News F1nal e CH News mother tries to solve his identity crisis. (2h) ~~' ~· ~ .--·T---·-o.-...-_ ...... ,~,,.,~,,,,..,..., ....,., .. ,,.....,.• ._ ...... ,._..,,..,...,- -· ,,,... •• .., ...,,._..,n ,,...,...,,... ,.,.,..,. ,.."''...,"'-"' ,,...,.,.._.,. ....,....,, . ...,,.,,,....,....,...,._.,,._. ..._._. •• """_'""'""'' ,,.,. •• ..,. ..,,...., •• ..,. FRIDAY. JOC18 IDI241l336IGBLBCI0prah Winfrey JNews !National !News JET !Train 48 !Friends JW&GraceJ:25Will & Grace (Without a Trace News 6:00PM LUJ443l383l KCTS jZoom ICyberch. !Arthur !Business JNews !Evening at Pops !History Detect (Wide Angle jMr. Palfrey Time Go tNews (9 **!ninn<: IC:hirk'n ,r.,.thPrin~lr."r" fill., IP"Im"r"" IL 'liP fip r.ilrlnr j,lnttrn"l <:nir Docteur ::J\et les fj (1981 ,Cnme Story) Two brothers, one a 'r." ,r. .. . ·, · pnest and one a detect1ve, are drawn 's ~ataCafe I~ d~dge together by a brutal homicide. Robert De Niro, Robert Duvall (2h) 7:00PM U *** Rules of Attraction (2002,Comedy) A look at a sexual trian­ gle between a group of students at a New England college. James Van Der Beek, Shanynn Sossamon (2h) 7:30PM ill **The Little Rascals (1994,Comedy) The gang tries to saba· tage Alfalfa's romance with Darla but destroy the clubhouse instead. Travis Tedford, Ross Elliot Bagley (1 h30) 8:00PM W ***Hard Times (1975,Drama) An aging drifter turns to illegal boxing 1 make ends meet during the Depression. Charles Bronson, James Coburn (2h) m * Supercop 2 (1988,Action) A Hong Kong police officer attempts to put an end to a series of bomb threats. Jackie Chan, Maggie Cheung (2h) m ** Perry Mason: Case of the Defiant Daughter (1990,Mystery) Perry Mason defends a man accused of killing an unscrupulous blackmailer in Las Vegas. Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale (2h) 9:00PM 0 ** Undisputed (2002,Actlon) A heavyweight championship boxer is sent to prison, where he must face the reign­ ing champ. Ving Rhames, Wesley Snipes (1h45)

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Lee Thompson Young, Michael ironside (1 h30) f£) ***The Long, Hot Summer (1958, Western) A stranger drifts into a Mississippi town and sets hearts flutter­ ing and tongues wagging. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward (2h) 10:00 PM ffi *** Falling From Grace (1992,Drama) A famous country singer returns to his hometown and has an affair with his brother's wife. Marie/ Hemingway; Claude Akins (2h) 10:30 PM D * Chasing Beauties (1999,Comedy) A man is cursed with falling in love with other men's love inter­ ests. Hill Harper. David Moscow (1 h30) 11:30 PM 0 Lost for Words (Drama) A son• remains devoted to his elderly mother who is never short of an eccentric opin­ ion. Thora Hird, Pete Postlethwaite (2h) 814 • WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT GULF ISLANDS DRIF1WOOD Eye-catching Fulford Day. Dance in a field, with a field. By DEBBIE WILUS the moment." This is Stein's third show challenge quilt up for raffle Staff Writer Stein, who will be dancing on Salt Spring and every­ When dancer and choreog­ in Saturday's show, said she body's first performance in A lucky raffle rapher Leah Stein says to feels at home making it up as 'The Meadow." winner will sail expect the unexpected at the she goes along, though she And as Stein puts it, the lit­ home froin Fulford show Side Trail on Saturday, understands any moments of tle meadow has a "sense of Day with a gor­ she isn't necessarily speaking nervousness that some intimacy and the unexpect­ geous nautical­ to the audience. dancers-I can't imagine ed:' theme quilt created Because the free show at who-might feel. Our classes have felt more by island fabric 12 and 1 p.m. is outside, and Stein works on creating like play time than rehearsals, artists. much of the movement is places of"safety for improv;' with dancers peeling out of Eighteen local improvised, myself and the but says, like anything, the bushes, tumbling and rolling quilters and one other seven dancers don't more you practise, the easier to the ground, and climbing from Toronto con­ know exactly what to antici­ it becomes. trees. tributed to the mas­ pate. 'Those moments become The park is tucked behind terpiece known as a Like many girls, my dance less threatening." buildings and not often fre­ "challenge" quilt life began at age five, and She thinks improvisation quented, which Stein took because each per­ included pink ballet slippers. can be rewarding for an audi­ into account when forming son rises to the Stick legs poked out of my ence as well, because they are her vision for the show. "challenge" of pink body suit, and so did my "witnessing someone who "I don't see people there using a specific underwear. My teachers had doesn't know what's coming very much. They just walk piece of fabric in bad French accents and long next." through, but it's such a sweet their square. nails perfect for prodding The show, sponsored by place." The Fulford Day their students' stomachs. the Gulf Islands Community The result is an approxi­ Challenge Quilt When I grew old enough Arts Council and the Ron mately 25-minute perfor­ Burnett Memorial Fund, mance that often shows project is Carron to hate pink, I switched to Carson's "baby," jazz and did countless paral­ takes place in the meadow dancers "passing through" behind Island Savings, so and the quilt is now lel pirouettes to the music of the park FULFORD FUNDRAISER: Carron Carson views Fulford some of the most interesting 'There's a lot of enters and on display at Island Prince. Day Challenge Quilt, which will be taken home by a lucky raffle exits;' said Stein. "It's Savings where Not surprisingly, the show aspects arise from dancers ticket holder. Photo by Debbie winis Side Trail is my first outdoor interacting with a natural momentary." Carson works. "stage:' Though dancing outside With the quilt performance and one of my Stein, who has her own has some limitations, like hanging on the wall, first forays into public impro­ Last year the quilt was auc­ the quilt at Island ·Savings. visation. dance company in lack of a lighting system, or a she said, "It makes it really tioned off for $800, but Quilt contributors are Philadelphia, has been influ­ way to control the weather, easy to sell the tickets." Though the modem dance Carson said a raffie was used Carson, Yvonne Akerman, show has been "structured" enced by nature throughout Stein likes to move perfor­ The $1 tickets can be pur­ this year to give more people Louise Doucet, Christine by Stein, the emphasis on her career, and has a simple mance out of the theatre part­ chased from Carson at_the a chance to take it home. Godlonton, Mary Harkema, improvisation is something reason for her "on-site" ly because it puts art "in peo­ reception desk. If all tickets are sold, the Gale Hingston, Kathleen she feels is liberating. That choreography. ple's lives and not so sepa­ The draw is set for later in Fulford Day fund will grow Horsdal, Johanna Hoskins, doesn't mean Stein feels "I just wanted to go out­ rate. The audience-performer the afternoon on Fulford Day by another $2,000. Tracey Jackson, Linda Jones, improvised is always better side," she said. "It really line is challenged:' on Saturday, August 9 in Since Fulford Day was Paul Minvielle, Susan than choreographed danee. opened things up for me. And Stein truly appreciates Drummond Park. established in 1989, Paynter, Cathy Phillips, "What I love is you see There's an inspiring relation­ not only the interaction Carson explained that she $53,785.73 has been dis­ Heather Pottinger, Marjorie people deciding in the ship between movement and between dancers, who have a sells the fabric so contributors bursed to numerous commu­ Radford, Donna Spurr, Gwyn moment;' she said. 'The the environment." range oflevels and back­ have a commitment to com­ nity groups ranging from Strike, Hope Williamson and spontaneity, the unpre­ Side Trail uses the space of grounds, but also the dancers' pleting their squares. The Fulford and Beaver Point Nancy Wigen. dictability. There's something a park that is full of trees, connection with the site. concept has become so popu­ halls, to the Core Inn, to A tea for contributors was about improvisation. A ten­ bushes, paths and, as we soon "It's not a dance in a field, lar that people have already Fulford Elementary and vari­ held at Carson's home on sion in the air, the liveness of discovered, thorns. it happens with a field." wanted to buy next year's fab­ ous pre-school programs to Sunday afternoon. ric piece from Carson. the salmon enhancement pro­ However, she's holding off jects. until Fulford Day when the To see where all the funds 2004 harvest theme quilt raised from Fulford Day end pieces will be available for up, people are invited to purchase. peruse the list posted next to Comox Valley band Community newspaper... and Hooper at Anise Entertainment at Anise Restaurant this week kicks off with "the quirky and eclectic singer/songwriter duo" called Community people. Norbury & Finch from the Comox Valley. Norbury & Finch play on Thursday, July 17 at 8 p.m. The duo has been performing eclectic original material for nine years throughout Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands at festivals, folk clubs and private functions, "amaz­ ing and delighting audiences with their musical versatility and their spine-tingling harmonies," notes press material. "The songwriting talents of Judy Norbury and Joanna Finch have been appreciated extensively throughout the • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • North American folk radio circuit and as faraway as Ireland _and New Zealand with songs from their first album, Tease Job Title: Account Representative for Two, being played on national radio stations." They were chosen to perform at the Islands Songwriters' Years at the Driftwood: 2 Showcase in Nanaimo on May 30, 31, along with Valdy and Life before the Driftwood: Grew up on Gary Fjellgaard, and have been the opening act for Canadian folk icons such as Rita MacNeil and Connie Salt Spring and in the Driftwood office. Kaldor. Islanders may remember them as the opening act for Life outside the Driftwood: Likes flying and Zubot & Dawson at Fulford Hall in early 2002. One of cooking and is a Vancouver Canucks fanatic. Finch's songs was used by MTV for the popular cult hit the Osboumes last year. They will also spend some time on Salt Spring to begin work on their second album at Ramesh Meyers' Allowed Sound Studio. Then on Friday at Anise, a house band will lead jam night fun. Tom Hooper, former Grapes of Wrath singer-songwrit­ er, performs there on Saturday night beginning at 9 p.m. ~2!~~~2!!~!!

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PETERSON , CHALMER ~ this week I' Norman, born April14, 1907 in lOth annual Sturgis, Saskatchewan passed Garden Faire & THURS, JULY 17 away peacefully July 7, 2003 in his daughter's home in Music Fest Prince George, BC at the age August 24, 2003 of 96 years. Chalmer was pre­ NORBURY 20 words or less Enjoy fabulous Fado singer deceased by Kitty (nee Sarah Marrelros, $8.95 O'Mara), his wife of 64 years; Additional words sister Louise ; & his brother the on-fire Celtic band I FINCH 26¢ each Roy; & is survived by his sis­ Clumsy Lovers, folk music-8pm Run your ad for 2 weeks and get ters Ruby Hardin (California), and Reggae band a third week FREE! Myrtle Willoby (Whiterock, Drop Radio B.C.); & daughter Karen DINNER SPECIAL: PRIVATE PARTY, in the beautiful flower, (Prince George, BC). Chalmer herb and rose gardens. Venison Tenderloin MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY worked as a teacher, school Sony, no refunds, no changes. board sec-treasurer, & night Vendor applications are and our regular dinner menu Deadline school director in Wadena, being acce-pted now. MONDAY5PM. Kuroki, Dodsland & Kindersley, Phone: 653-9418 Sask.; Velvelett, Salt Spring FRI, JULY 18 Island & Courtenay, B.C. His Happy 50th Birthday 20 words or less greatest loves were his family, $11.00 Love Beth, Mike, "JAM" NIGHT friends, & animals; teaching, Shann &. Will NATURE PROGRAMS Additional words "human" radio, books, travel, & in Ruckle Park w/HOUSE BAND 36¢ each Hawaii an mus ic. Special with Park Naturalist Deadline TUESDAY NOON thanks to his Home Care Happy 80th Birthday! f+.~~ Cara Davison ~~~ Team, Dr. Schokking, & all his SAT, JUtY 19 DISPLAY Home Support Workers. In lieu Bo~, Dad, Great Grampa <( ~~~ ~ CLASSIFIED$ of flowers, please send dona­ Friday, July 18th tions to the S.P.C.A. or a char­ TOM HOOPER $11.25 11:00 am • Wild Things ity of your choice. Prince Scavenger Hunt for Kids per column i George funeral Service Ltd. in Folk/Rock at its (minimum size one inch) care of arrangements. (877) 2:00 pm • Yoga Meditation Border: Add $2 564-3880. (Sights &. Sounds) best· 9pm Frequency discounts available MANFIELD, WILLIAM. William ~~~~ DINNER SPECIAL: Manfield was born July 19, Born on lhanks to Salt Spring Books who supplied REGIONAL 1947 and passed away peace­ 80 years have flown Environment.JI EdUUJHon Books Curry Night CLASSIFIED$ fully Wednesday July 10, 2003. A young sailor at sea and our regular dinner menu William was a well-known ther­ A great grandchild on your knee BUY VANCOUVER apist in Victoria and on Salt You've lived your life every minute Come &enjoy our Spring Island. In recent years Full of love for those in it ISLAND Your paintings have inspired he had given up his successful Licensed Patio $89 Your wisdom admired practice in order to pursue his our 25 word classified ad appears The love your heart brings It all happens at dream of becoming a Roman Is the wind under your wings 6) in the Gulf Islands Driftwood (Salt Catholic priest. William will be Enjoy your special day. Spring &Pender Islands) and 15 sadly missed by his sisters Hosted by the Marie and Sue, brothers Gary Love from Bette, community papers on VI. Ov~r and Terry, mother Peggy, and a And all of us kids, grand· Legion Pipes &Drums 262,455 readers. rich and colourful collection of kids and great grandkids! (Band performs after dinner) friends who loved him dearly. Following the Meat Draw BUY LOWER A celebration of William's life Wed.July16 MAINLAND will be held Wednesday July $89 16th at 2pm at Our Lady of LordyLordy Friday July 1ath Grace in Ganges on Salt Your 25 word classified ad Spring Island. William's family look who's 40! Royal canadian Legion IMAGES HAIR DESIGN appears in 15 community papers would like to express special (plus a day) reopening July 31 in the lower mainland. Over thanks to Richard Pan ley, at 731 Vesuvius Bay Rd. Doug Higgin, Barbara Bond, 525,455 readers. Saturday, July 19 • 7pm Sunday, July 20•10-4 We look forward to and the Dioceses of Fibre Festival your patronage. BUYBC Saskatoon. They ask that Stolen Fields: Real Food Faire! donations be made to the Who owns the seeds Great Food July 25, 26, 27 538-1808 INTERIOR charity of your choice. $89 on your land? 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CLASSIFIED$ coming events check the to our agriculture and our health BE AN INTERIOR DECORA­ Ji~PATRICK BEATIIE Driftwood Community CELEBRATE TOR with our unique home­ $309 Funeral Director Calendar, in our office in the ADMISSION BY DONATION LOCAL ABUNDANCE! study course. Call for your free Your 25 word classified will Upper Ganges Centre, 328 fashion brochure . 1-800-267-1829. For More Information Call Michelle Grant 537·9634 Sheffield School of Interior Box 315, Ganges P.O. Lower Ganges Road, or on our appear in more than 11 0commu­ website at http://www.gulfis­ Design 1608-38 McArthur Ave, nity newspapers in BC and the SSI, VBK 2V9 Show! Ottawa ON K1 L 6R2 Tel: (250) 537-1022 lands.net. Use the calendar for Yukon. Over 2.3 million readers. event planning, to make sure Tickets at ArtSpring A NEW CAREER? Train to be Fax: (250) 537-2012 your date doesn't conflict with Box Office 537-2102 an Apartment/ Condominium someone else's. SALT SPRING AQUAFARMS Manager. Many jobs! Job PAYMENT (sold out last year) fllacement ass1stance. All­ • We can accept payment BASKETRY EXHIBITION & ISLAND SEA FARMS Areas. Government Registered by cash, direct debit, Market Place. Open to public Program . Information/ A memorial service will be Saturday, July 19. 5:00 - 7:00 brochure 604-681-5456, 1- Mastercard or Visa. ~, wish to anno~nce the 800-665-8339, www.rmti.ca. • Classifieds are prepaid held for family & friends of p.m. Farmers Institute, 351 Rainbow Rd. unless ¥OU have an Hilda Graham on Saturday 3 advertismg account. July 19, 200 at Greenwoods TALENT SHOW! Participants nw.~ ~~~ s:~~~~::: ~ussels 133 Blair Rd, 2 pm. Presided invited: singers, dancers, you We give struggling students over by Rev. Rohana Laing. name it! Cash & prizes for kids and adults. All ages and tal­ Available at: something to believe in. • In person at our office at ents welcomed . 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The individuals we are 665-9982. at 1-888-993-2299 $2.95/min. 18+ million. Private money avail­ All donations will be recognized able. Have you been rejected seeking will have three to five Small renovation work, by your bank? Business plan years experience on Goss additions & alterations. in the Hospital and receipts for Commun1ty or Goss clone Income Tax purposes will be FACIAL and cash flow analysis serv­ All work guaranteed by tradesman. REJUVENATION ices. 1-866-402-6464. 24 hrs. presses and will be available FT/PT issued. to work shifts, especially on CURVES with weekends. We are an equal Please help YOUR ACUPUNCTURE opportunity employer and offer World's largest fitness organization, is Hospital so it can help IS NOW BEING OFFERED comJ)etit1ve remuneration , YOU. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: looking for a Fitness Technician for our ON SALT SPRING ISLAND. benefit package and pension 135 Crofton Rd. / Cafe' Ssplash at Shelby Pool, plan . Scott McLachlin , c/c Salt Spring location. You are energetic, For more information Portlock Park. 538-0101. Huron Web Printing and self-motivated , have an enthusiastic Salt Spring Island, VSK 1T1 on this safe and SALMON ENHANCEMENT Graphics, 395 Broadway personality and love to work with people. effective alternative to has employment for 10 work­ Street, Wyoming , ON . NON 538-4845 ers . You must be an 1TO. Our email address is Perfect opportunity for someone HOME-MAKIN' Mamas House cosmetic surgery, Employment Insurance recipi­ [email protected] or Cleaning Services. phone: ent and must enjoy cutting scott@ huronwebgraphics.com. returning to the workforce. Send resume Professional, high quality, envi­ We can also be contacted at ronmentally friendly residential CLASSIFIED HOTLINE DR. CHARLES ALSBERG broom, landscaping and work­ to: 2070 Canary Place, Duncan BC, V9L ing in the rain . 537-8983 or 1-800-267-8553 or by fax 519- cleaning . 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It Sinue 1882 is the green liquid extracted Queen set ...... $299 Sell-Rent-Exchange. World Women's only - Thursday Currently available: from young wheatgrass ------Pillow-Top Luxury Wide Selection . Call now! plants. To vitality! By Masters nights 5:30p.m.- 537-7573 • FREE RANGE GRAIN­ 39" 2pc. set ...... $349 1-800-201-0864. Greens. 538-9080. ---- FED PORK & BEEF 54" 2pc. set ...... $399 • FRESH CUT LUMBER EX-MILITARY SOOOW genera­ Queen set ...... $449 tor. Overbuilt! Runs well. Can ------537-5380 or 537-2152 deliver. Paid more but must Pocket Coil Luxury COMPUTER REPAIRS & con­ sell for $1000. 537-1833. "Never Turn" Guaranteed Queen-size set ....$998 sulting, all makes, 15 years on DOUBLE FRENCH exterior Salt Spring, CollinsWorks 537- doors, 5 ft. wide, $650; sliding !_<~n_!:::s1~e- s_e~.::.:. :.·~! ~~~ 9297, pager 604-686-5311 . CREAM FUTON with black rail patio doors, double glazed, 6 Bedroom Suites & frame and swivel table, like ft. wide, $350; bathroom cabi­ PORTABLE DISHWASHER, Bedroom Furnishings new. Asking $250. Pager 538- net with beveled doors, 1 piece On Sole Now! GE , Pot Scrubber, quiet, 9004 counter sink, chrome Delta HEART N' HANDS Educare Power Plus, 1999 model. $350. Big Selection, Good now has spaces available. DROP LEAF kitchen table with taps, $850; corner jacuzzi 537-8555. bathtub with 16 airjets, $1000; Vesuvius area. Call Denise @ 3 chairs. $175. 537-2574. Used Mattresses 537-4405 for more info. VIKING WASHER/ dryer. jacuzzi roman tub filler, $300. On Sole Cheap! Working condition, $75 for 3 PIECE SECTIONAL, (slip­ Nancy 537-951 0. both. 537-1621 cash only. covered) and separate chair. BUY & SAVE 0 LIONS GARAGE Sale: 0 135 Saltair Lane, Sat., July Best offer. 537-5951 . FISHING RODS & reels (vari­ GE WASHER & dryer, excel­ ous). XL 1 chain saw, $60. Life 9818 4th Street, Sidney Friday & Saturday's only 10- 19, 9 am- 1 pm. Lots of good lent condition, $175. Can 7 PIECE SOLID oak, dining jacket (adult) $8. Paddle, $10. 12. Many household items. & inexpensive items from quit­ deliver. 537-9389. room set (Harvest table); new Landing net, $17. 537-7108 Note: We no longer offer ting B&B & moving into a $3200. Urgent sell, $2400 or call evenings. FRASER'S pickups. We do not accept smaller home: two winged best offer. 537-2068. THIMBLE FARMS appliances. Drop offs back "Woodmark" chairs, GuU WANTED TO buy temporary accepted only on Friday & $350 ea.; queen head board LOVE SEAT, $250 obo. 537- hydro pole with all electrical Islands 5476. 175 ARBUTUS _\.(,.h Sat morning. Please no $50; Breezaire new cooling Kitchenaid, connections. 653-4346. 537-5788 ,_.,, garbage!! 103 Bonnet Ave. unit $600; canning jars and SHIH TZU puppies. 7 weeks bottles; sliding door panels Optical Whirlpool, Frigidaire, E) OVER 25 GARAGE sales Tuesday-Friday old, vet checked, have first OPEN and lots of little treasures and Maytag & more! shots, purebred. Prefer retired in one location. Come to the surprises. Also free items. 10:00-5:00 CLOCK REPAIRS on-island. 7 DAYS A WEEK Island Treasure Fair Flea LARGEST SELECTION ON House calls, free estimates, or semi-retired folks who can 0 MOVING: ECLECTIC Closed Saturdays be home with them. $550 ea. Need some colour in Market for an amazing selec­ 323 Lower Ganges Road SALT SPRING reasonable rates, senior's dis­ tion of items and great bar­ assortment from over 30 counts. Expert repairs, For interview call537-5452. an empty spot? years. Some freebies. Park (Lancer Building) ISLAND gains. July 19, 9:00 - 3:00. restorations, all work guaran­ SQUEAKY CLEAN 30" electric We have a huge selection No early-birds please. on road. 2902 Southey Pt. RICHARD WEATHERALL teed. Mark's Clockworks. 537- range in excellent condition . Rd. Sat. July 19, 10 a.m. - 2 (Optician) 537·2111 of instant colour including 5061. $200. Call 536-4575. E) TREEFROG DAYCARE p.m. 537-1648 Office hanging baskets, basket Garage Sale, Saturday, July 537-5194 Residence TAKE CONTROL: A) "Chi 12" JOINTER, HEAVY, cast 0 BIG FAMILY Garage Machine" aerobic exerciser. B) iron, $1500. Garden benches, stuffers, annuals & 19. 10 a.m. 215 Southridge. Sale. Saturday, July 19, 9 Far Infrared "Hothouse". C) half price. 537-4923. perennials in bloom. Next to Fulford School. a.m. Rain or shine. Lots of A MAJOR FLOORING "Electro Reflex Energizer" MOVING SALE: bedroom set, Please drop off donations or toys, clothes, household items WHOLESALER needs cash Special call 653-4998 for pick up. - & other. 121 Quebec Drive. SECOND CHANCE reflexology machine. Phone bookshelf, two night stands, flow. Save up to 50% on lami­ Brian Taylor 537-5657. pole lamps, dining room set Flats of impatiens in fuU FINANCE. We Say Yes to Poor nate, cork, real wood floating, SALT SPRING Vacuum - with 6 chairs, patio table/ bloom· $10.00 each. Advertise your garage sale in the Credit and Bankrupts. Select Brazilian walnut or cherry, from Over 450 Cars - Trucks, Service your vacuum for umbrella, 55 h.p. gas lawn­ Driftwood classijieds & you'll get: 4x4's - Vans. Call Marty 604- bamboo, oak or maple pre-fin­ spring. Large selection of bags mower, weedeater, 4 kitchen 464-3941. ished. Tons more. 1-800-631- and belts. On-island service chairs. Call after 6. 537-5275. • 20 words or less • Price stickers 3342. ------• 2 directional signs • Inventory list PAYDAY LOANS! Bad credit? work. New and used vacuums QUEEN SIZE box spring , No credit? No problem. Borrow B.C. BUILDING SALE ... Go for sale. 537-0066. brand new, never used, origi­ • Garage sale tips • Balloons up to $1000 until payday. Have Canadian Manufacturer Direct VACUUMS! VACUUMS! nal packaging, $50, must go. a job? Get a loan and Save. Many Shapes and Repairs, bags & belts, used Please call 538-5526. ALL FOR ONLY guaranteed! 1 hour 1985 LIM IT_E_D_ E-:-D-IT-1o-=- N Sizes. Example: 30 X 40 vacuum bargains. Satisfaction ~11.95 +gst approval. 1-866-3-PAYDAY 24 $8,890.00. Pioneer 1-800-668- guaranteed! Salt Spring Linen Goldwing motorcycle . The Outdoor hrs/7 days. www. prldirec~ 5422. Visit our gallery at pio­ & Drycleaners, 1.l6 Hereford Enterprise sail boat. Electric Grill & Fireplace cement mixer. 537-4070. A1 TRUCK LOANS. Trucks, neersteel.com. Since 1980. Avenue, Ganges. 537-2241. ------cars, vans, SUVs, 4x4s, crew­ STORAGE TANKS: water, sep­ SOFA BEDS , double $25 , cabs, diesels. Credit issues? tic, sewage-holding (polyethyl­ queen $50. 537-9.cc:6...,..29:-. --,­ WANTED : SELF-PRO­ LITTON MOFFAT 1500 watt We have the money. 0 down, SIE US fOR AfAST ene) . Ecological Systems: BUFFET & HUTCH, maple, PELLED., walk behind mower microwave. Excellent condi­ 0-6% interest. Feel free sewage-treatment plants, efflu­ Vilas, glass doors & int. light, in good working order. 604- tion. 537-5437. to call anytime. QUOTI ON All YOUR 921-9605. BUilmNG RIQUIRIMINTS! ent filters. Visa, Mastercard, 41 "wx17-1/2"dx68-1 /2h, $550. 2 PIECES 4 X 8 PARTICLE Applications/inventory @ American Express accepted. Mate's bed w/3 drawers & www.credit-king.com . 24/7 1- A Canadian precast board. 537-9670. • Flooring GIS Sales & Rentals 653- bookcase headboard, birch, masonry invention WORKING WHITE fridge, 800-650-4829. 4013. 43 "x9-1 /2"x39-1 /2", $1 00 . · for your backyard. HORSE RIDING lessons, Viking, with top freezer. Pick it • Heating FENCING : HANDSPLIT old Wood/glass curio cabinet, 20- No mortar required. beginner through advanced up, it's yours. 537-5184. growth cedar pickets/grapes­ 1/2"x10"x72 ", $100. Desk • Eaves w/retractable keyboard tray, For info, call: dressage. Children welcome . PANASONIC CORDLESS 9 DIVORCE SURVIVAL take & posts. 653-41 ~ Farrier service also available. volt drill with charger, 537- STRATEGIES ... Before spend­ • Plumbing 60"x30"x30", $90. Folding Gunter 537-5027 TAKE CONTROL. Chi machine bookstand & slanted writing 653-4184. 6561 . ing large sums on legal fees, • Roofing helps spinal balance. Improves call the Family Law Centre to table , $100 . Swivel rocker THE BENEFITS of feeding a CAST IRON propane range, 2 immune response and blood chair, $20. Kneeling chair, $10. biologically appropriate d1et: old style s1nks, cast iron understand your rights & obli­ For all your building production. Balances nervous healthy skm and coat, weight gations. Our lawyers will pres­ Tamron zoon lenses $75, & Hibachi, outside door with win­ requirements, large or small! system, increases "Chi" or life more misc. household items. control , cleaner teeth and dow, 537-0139. ent you with you r options & force. Phone Brian Taylor 537- gums , no 'doggy' odor, ear offer smart & proven strategies 653-9242 or 653-9892. RENOVATION MATERIALS - !ilEGG LUMBER LTD. 5657. ------problems alleviated , most to help reduce your legal fees, lsi ELECTRIC SCOOTER , 3 allergies disappear, arthritis firewood , construction mate­ safeguard your assets & PING PONG table $80, small wheels, like new, must sell significantly reduced or disap­ rial , wood paneling, wall oven, defend your ch ild custody & 804 Fulford-Ganges Rd. free standing "Sunny Hearth" (moving). Best offer 537-5010. stovetop, screen door and 537-4978 ·41 North49 pears, fewer vet bills! 'MY access rights. Don't be a vic­ wood stove $100 , upright SANDALWOOD OIL, pure , Hiking Accessories, MASTER'S CHOICE' (locally more stuff. 537-5302. tim ! "Separate Smart" .. To ii­ freezer - still runs fine $75 , one litre, $900. Tipi with liner, made) can be found at FA EE : 0':-L ~D E:O-:R::-"-- m- o-d,..-:eI Free1- 866-879-3529. brass bird cage, designed for $300. Food dehydrator, $25. Camera Packs, Fanny Foxglove. For more informa­ Grenada 20" TV, still working . cockatiel or small parrot 35" H Large djembe drum , without tion: 537-8717. You pick up. 538-0208. x 32" W x 15" D, comes with Packs, Wallets, Water . COMPU TE R PROBLEMS ? skin, $200. 537-1503. KITTENS, KITTENS! The CHOCOLATE BROWN love nesting box $150. 537-536 ~ Bottles &Holders, etc.:: SPCA now has a good selec­ Set-ups, Installing Software, SUMMER BLOWOUT! Brand seat, good shape, trunk, enter­ DOG MINDING . Qual ity in­ EXPERT WATCH and clock tion of kittens available for tainment center. Call 537- Tutoring , Internet. Your place or new air conditioners and gen­ adoption. Males $60, females home boarding and daycare. repa irs by cert ified watch ­ erators from 5KW to 90KW. 5148. Convenient to ferry. Call Donna ours. Yes, we make house calls maker. Located between ®Recurve Bows $70 incl spay/neuter & first One year warranty. Super vaccination 537-2123. 653-4044. days/evenings/ wkends. Crofton and Duncan. Serving quiet. In stock now. Call Rob • Spirit II 45lb (L &RJ $25/hr. Over 20 years exp. the Cowichan Valley over 25 250-878-4506 or Des • Hunter 50lb FREE: 5 KITTENS, beautiful , Phone Robert. 537-2888 . years. Call L.D. Frank-Jeweller 604-908-3816 . www.heatex­ ready to go with 1 box food & 6) ~ lll -1 CDHUIIU lli~U!IS Arvana Consulting. and Watchmaker 250-748- changer.ca • Legend Longbow 40lb litter per taker. Call for info. "THE PRETTIEST Pony" for 537-8425. 6058 (Duncan). Saturday pick­ SAWMILL $4995 .00 All new • 66 Target 35lb hire. Birthday pa rties , pony up & delivery on Salt SprinL_ SJGHTFIRST rides. Call Moray, 537-2880. Super Lumbermate 2000 , Ron LARGE 2 PEDESTAL desk, lar9er capacities , more Come See Our Selection 0 Weisner BASe 60" W x 34" D x 30" H solid opt1ons. Norwood Industries, manufacturer of sawmills , We've got you covered SALT SPRING Island Recycle A LIONS PRO.JECT oak. $200. 2 glass/brass light Depot is located at 349 0 Computer Repair & Upgrades fixtures wall mount $10 ea. edgers and skidders. Free with the island's largest information. 1-800-566-6899, Ra1nbow Rd . We are open 537-4322 evenings_. __ _ Tuesday through Saturday, 10 RECYCLE ./ data recovery ex1. 400.0T selection of HATS LECLERC 15 1/2" DOROTHY am to 5 pm. This service is YOUR ./ PRINTER repairs Loom, with stand and ex1ras - CORAL CALCIUM "EXTRA" SPECIAL .... Get your operated by Salt Spring Island ./ new & used computer 100 capsules, 530 mgs 100 % Community Services. Please $275. Leclerc 60" 8 shaft coun­ pure marine corral calcium PINK GEAR HERE OLD GLASSES termarch loom , sectional call The Recycle Depot at 537- systems available from Okinawa, Japan as Mini pink Hoochie 1200, or Community Services Your old prescription beam, 2 reeds, $1800. Pocket endorsed and recommended Oftice Equipment Rigged • $1.99 ea at 537-9971 for information on lenses can be a gift of bench, $200. Leclerc 27' Mira, by Robert Barefoot on T.V. materials accepted for recy­ counterbalance loom, sec­ sight. Boxes located at: service and repair 1-866-319-0708, Calgary; cling. tional, $500. Plain bench $125. www.curecanada.com . I BAIT • BAIT • BAIT ./ PHOTOCOPIERS Leclerc 45" Tissart tapestry THIS COLUMN is designed for • Pharmasave ./ FAX MACHINES loom in very new condition , Anchovy, Herring, Strip free recyclable items only (no • Bank of Montreal Octopus, Squid, Worms animals). There is no charge to • Bank of Commerce ./ CASH REGISTERS $800. Cherryville 45" counter­ place items in this column. Ads balance loom , $350. Leclerc Fresh Wild • Island Savings Credit Union Always Available! can be submitted in person at • Gulf Islands Optical (250) 537-5058 floor warping mill, $250. Call the Driftwood office (328 [email protected] Evelyn at 537-9751_. __ SALT SPRING Lower Ganges Road) by nor­ NEW LOCAL lumber, full mal deadline (Monday 5 pm.) dimension, no fungicides. ~ MINI STORAGE or by phone 537-9933 , fax BEST QUALITY 347 Upper Ganges Road 537-2613 or email. SALT SPRING Music is on the Cedar $1 .50/b.f., fir $1 .35/b.f., Sockeye Internet at www.saltspringmu­ BIGGE~T SELECTION balsam $1 .00/b.f. Salvaged "When convenience WASHER & DRYER , both JOHN DEERE 420 crawler, sic.com . Hear song samples "CATERER RECOMMENDED" windows & doors . Some To Order: and security matter" working condition . Free to first before you buy. Pay by cheque www.rentalstop.ca $2000. Call any1ime 537-4842, antique furniture. Queen hide­ person to pick up. Call 537 - or credit card. More than 40 #1-327 Rainbow Rd . 538·0388 leave message. a-bed $250. 537-4450. 653-4567 537-5888 1352. CDs available. DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS PHONE 537-9933 OR FAX: 537-2613 818 • WEDNESDAY. JULY 16, 2003 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

EIGHT CONTEMPORARY PENDER ISLAND rental, homes. 1200- 1500 sq. ft., secluded rustic log cabin , PREMIUM USED CARS $2 8,000 - $48,000. Large Browning Harbour $350 per character bungalow/cottage. month, available immediately, '"""""'.saunders.subarudealer.ca 250-656-1387, www.nickel­ 537-4723. bros.com LUXU RY VIEW Home t 1987 GMC VANDURA 2500, 1991 FORD AEROSTAR XLT, Income. B & B since 1988. partly camperized, well kept, extended, light blue & gray, 1700 sq. ft. of Exec. Accom. + 32' Trojan C/8 twin 250 hp 20 hours, high quality refit, nicest F32 must see, must sell, $3600. 131, 000 km. Fully loaded , 2 Legal Suites on the sunny 537-1371. excellent condition, $5,350. side of Salt Spring Island. available ...... CALL FOR DETAILS Quick possess. Asking 24' Sea Ray SRV240 twin Mere. 140 hp, full camper canvas. 1975 WESTFALIA VOLKSWA­ Phone 537-4400 (days), 537- $525,000.250-537-2275. Immaculate ...... $18,500 GEN. Pop-top in perfect condi­ 9953 (after 6 p.m.). , 23' Bayliner Trophy Alaskan bulkhead, 5.7 Mere, 15 Honda, tion. Great for restoration , 1988 DODGE RAM cargo van, FOR SALE: Heritage cottage Shorland'r trailer ...... $39 ,900 $500 obo. 538-1661. in Fulford Village, 2 min. to runs and drives well. Needs BEAUTIFUL GULF ISLANDS 17 K&C HIT Volvo 120 hp VO, galvanized Highliner trailer. Great 1987 TOYOTA CARGO van, some TLC . Painted as the fe rry, .25 acre, zoned RB, pos­ waterfront farm. Rooms and fishing package ...... $4,000 sible C1 zoning. Small 3 bed­ white, 5 speed, new brakes, Gordon Campbell grinch van, cabins, simple cooking facili­ $900.537-1433. $800 obo. 537-1193. roo m cottage, deck, wood ties. Single rooms from $65, JIIERCURY HONDA EJlll1.llfiDE stove, claw foot tub, well main­ cabins and deluxe accommo­ Outbo.tur;& mARine JiillnsDii. tained, $289,000. 653-4051. dation also available. B.C. HORNBY ISLAND, a natural­ Fairfield Realty Fenry service. Clam Bay Farm, ist's/gardener's dream. 5 acre 1987 Ltd. 1-250-629-6313. www.clam­ forest, 3 bdrm . cabin, water, Property Management bay.com OLDFIELD RD. @KEATING X RD., SAANICHTON 1990 SUNBIRD, 4CYL, AUTO (was $2,995) ... $2,495 hydro. A rare , lush acreage. · • 2 bdrm !.house within walking 1-Sn-652-6979 www.sherwoodmarine.com 1988 SAAB 9000 S (was $2,995) ...... $2,695 Wal~ to Tribune Bay and Co­ distance to Ganges. Sunny op, $175,000. 604-538-5186, exposure. On site laundry/stor­ 1993 CAVAUER Z-24, V-6, AUTO (was $5,195). $4,695 [email protected]. age. $650 incl. water/wkly ACCOMMODATION INFOR­ 1987 SAFARI7 PASS., V-6, AUTO (was $2,695) .. $2,295 garbage. No pets. Very quiet MATION for the Gulf Islands is 1985 JEEP 2.5L STD. CHEROKEE ...... $2,295 PRIVATE SALE. High quality 2 persons need only apply. bedroom townhouse in beauti­ a mouse-click away. www.gul­ 1996 SUZUKI DR200 Dual 1985 TOYOTA TERCEL STW. STD ...... $1,595 ful Valhalla Place. Appraised • 1 bdrm apt, level entry, very fislands.net Sport, bought new in '98, like 1981 DODGE BOOGIE VAN ...... $695 value, $200,000. Call 604- bright and sunny, walk to new, only 2000 km, elec. start, 506-0914 for details and Ganges. Suitable to older/senior perfect beginner/commuter 1982 BMW 320 I STD ...... $595 appointment to view. · person only. On site FOR SALE 1993 SUBARU LOY ALE STW. STD ...... $3,49 laundry/storage. $475 incl. bike, ultra fuel efficient, $2950 SERVICED OCEANVIEW lot. waterlwkly garbage. No Pets. 1985 obo, 538-5506. 1987 CHEV CELEBRITY, V-6, AIR ...... $1,995 0.88 acres. Steps to beach. 537·2833 32' Bayliner Ciera ADULT OWNED 1982 Suzuki 1994 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE, V-8, LOADED •• $9,995 Septic tank & field in. Piped on Tandem Axle Katana sport bike, good 14' ALUMINUM CARTOP BOAT (r:Jw oars) ... $475 water. Driveway in, ready to ' 1 shape, a real Japanese clas­ ',>1'),~'""9.. ~ ,, p: '~ ' E.Z. Loader Trailer *WE PAY CASH FOR CARS* bu ild. $149,000. (250) 538- . ' sic. $1500 obo. Call Brian 537- :a:!!I!s csa a_c::s u_u_u_u 1601. • 260 Volvo-Penta • V.H.F. 5657. OCEANVIEW 3.47 ACRES. • Hummingbird Depth 50 C.C. HONDA Scooter. Like Spectacular views, incredible AIR MILES Sounder new, 2,000 kms. New, $2300, gardens, well maintained 3 WOMEN FOR four bedroom ~ • Fish Finder • 3 props selling price $1250.537-2585. bdrm., 1-1/2 bathrooms, solar­ house, south end near Weston • Tender • Full Galley BMW GS1100R , 1998 ium, water gardens, orchard, Lake. Garden area for planting. ~AYLESS • Cabin sleeps 6 anniversary edition, immacu­ $450, 000 . Open house Monthly or weekly. A.S.A.P. We value the isfandl'M • New Tarps and Topside late condition, garage kept, Sunday, July 20, noon - 3 p.m., Diane 653-9903. Upholstery never dropped, 4000 km. With 781 Isabella Pt. Rd. COMPLETE hard cases. ASS. heated grips. ROOMMATE WANTED. Call !AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS 00 $14,500 (no test pilots). 538- 537-6459. $37,500. Unleaded Fuels • Diesel 1601 . SHARED ACCOM. Near Tires • Ba1tetiffi • .Ammriffi Phone: 537-9744 Ganges for quiet person, semi­ 537-4554 or 537-9300 furnished 500 sq ft private liv­ ing area, separate entrance Mm:lay-Sa1urday 8am-7}Dl and bath. Laundry, hydro & Sunday 9 am-6 pm TRIAN GLE R.V. CENTRE Coollr ct FWxM1 ~ illl.BNrn Aw. 1988 FORD F150, XLT, ext. cable incl. Avail-. Aug 1st., offers excellent highway expo­ $400, no pets. Reply to: Dept cab, 5 spd., VB, canopy, trlr. pkg., good cond. $4900 obo. sure for your consignment GOTIA GO? Selling your car, QUIET, CLEAN and friendly W, c/o The Driftwood , 328 1997 Palomino tent trailer, 8', vehicle. Also parts, service, REAL ESTATE listings for the Lower Ganges Rd., Salt truck, boat, RV, trailer or professional couple with infant and Gulf Islands are viewable any­ sleeps 6, awning, like new. propane , sanitation and 24 2 cats seek 2 bdrm. house for long Spring Island, BC, VBK 2V3. $5000.653-9158. motorcycle? Advertise it in the where in the world with hour car and R.V. wash. Driftwood for 8 weeks at only term rental close to Ganges for Internet access. www.gulfis­ BEDROOM FOR rent, no 1981 SCAMPER CAMPER, 9 Vancouver Island's only com­ Sept 1st. Excellent references. Call 1/2 foot. Clean and very good $29.95. (private party ads, 20 lands.net kitchen facilities, N/S, N/D, N/P, plete R. V. centre . Triangle words, 1 vehicle per special, 604-294-5154 or 604-418-3784 $65/wk or $250/mth, in condition, $2500.537-1069. Homes Ltd., Sidney. Your first or email: [email protected] R. V. centre off the ferry. 656- must be prepaid.) Call537-9933 Vesuvius. Longterm available, for details. BOOKS BOUGHT Tuesday & references required 537-5304. 1122. DL5916. PLEASE NOTE: Too Late to Wednesday mornings, Sabine's FURNISHED, SINGLE person 2 ROOMS AVAILABLE in cre­ Bookshop, Grace Point. Needed suite, private entrance, deck 1992 PATHFINDER SE V6, Classify ads are accepted until ative women's household. black grey leather int., auto, 12:00pm Tuesday at the rate of urgently: watercolour techniques. with ocean view, N/S, N/P, utili­ Comfortable house, quiet area, Home visits by appointment. 538- ties incl. $475/ mo. 537-5779. fully loaced, great shape, $11 .00 for 20 words or less and N/S, NIP. $375 & $4 00 incl Zodiacs $8900. 537-2476. 36 cents for each additional word. 0025. GARDEN APT., close to hydro, 537-9293. TALENT SHOW! Participants Ganges, suitable for quiet sin­ 1986 TOYOTA TERCEL, 4 The Driftwood cannot be Available at door, hatchback. Great island responsible for errors or omissions invited: singers, dancers, you gle or couple, n/s, n/d, n/p, :\, • ' l > i~ HBR's End Marine car. Asking $1000 obo. 537- as these ads may not be proof name it! Cash & prizes for kids avail. for month of Aug. Rent 4741. $600. Please call537-2010. CAR ETAK ER/HOUSE Sitter read because of time constraint. and adu~s . All ages and talents position wanted by responsi­ Fully Stocked 2000 PONTIAC GRAND Prix, SEWING MACHINES now welcomed. Sunday, August 3 ONE BEDROOM suite in Marine Chandlry GT, 26,200 km. , V6, 4 speed, from 2 - 4 p.m . at this year's Vesuvius $650/ month. ble, professional co uple for auto, PW, PD, NC, CD, many available at A Class Act Fabric Includes hydro, water, Sept 1. Have good handyman, 1989 CHEV 4 X 4, Stepside. Studio. 120 Hereford Ave, 537- Garlic Festival. 537-1219. Daily Delivery more options. $21 ,000. 537- Original paint, second owner. washer/dryer. Would suit gardening & animal care skills. 1033, evenings. 8985. Sewing machine repair STUDENT MOVING to Victoria mature, single person . N/S, References. 604-487-0764 or to Salt $4800. 537-5797. looking for futon couch frame, 1990 DODGE CARAVAN, drop-off located next door at Sa~ NIP. 537-4322 eves. paulwallin1 000@ hotmail.com. needs repairs, new tires, $500 1995 JEEPYJ, 4x4, 6 cylinder, Spring Linen & Dry Cleaners. cat carrier, single bed frame, Phone 250·746·6000 as is. 537-4159. green, w/ black hard top & soft '!bur two Island Agents for ~r table & chairs, manual typewriter top, 1 owner, female driver, 1991 DODGE COLT hatch­ Sewing Centre Victoria. or any other retro furniture. 537- back. New cooling system/ 122,000 km, excellent condi­ BREAD & CHEESE Saturday 5654. SHARED OFFICE space avail­ RESPONS IBLE TEAC HER brakes. Excellent 1sland car. tion $11,500. 537-0670. Market. SALMON ENHANCEMENT has able, Lancer building . Call looking for 1 bedroom cottage ISLAND MARINE $1500 obo. 537-4561. 1981 JEEP TRUCK. J-10 employment for 10 workers. You Wendy at 250-537-5268. CONSTRUCTION WANTED: FIREWOOD logs (will or suite to rent for August or 1990 NISSAN MICRA, auto­ half/ton, 6 cylinder/ 4 wheel compensate owner). Will also must be an Employment September. Long term. Must Ross Walker 537-9710 matic. A white, 4 door hatch­ drive, good tires, lots spare Insurance recipient and must www.islandmarine.ca deal with your windfalls and be cat friendly, excellent refer­ back in good condition. Clean. parts. Body rough , needs danger trees . Konig & Son enjoy cutting broom, landscaping Practical solutions for your non smoker, 145,000 K. T.L.C. $2000 or nearest offer. ences. 250-995-2935. waterfront development Firewood, 537-9531 . and working in the rain. 537- 2 BDRM. plus den, semi fur­ $2995.537-0642. 537-5191. 8983 or leave resume at et cetera nished house, full sun exp. in WANTED SEPTEMBER 1, Pile driving, ramps & floats. THE GANGES Faerie Mini large house, close to G.I.S.S. 1983 HONDA CIVIC 5 speed, 1989 DODGE PICK-UP, V6, CEDAR FOR Sale. Siding , wooded setting with gardens. Local references. $850. 1975 GMC camper van, Shuttle. Direct shuttle service Close to Ganges and beach. 1 for Galiano family during excellent condition, $5100. between any fenry terminal and decking, posts, big beams. Freshly ..., $450. 16' Travel Trailer, $450. 537-9872. yr. lease or longer, avail. Sept. school year. N/S. Home own­ 1983 RX-7, $3000.538-5521. Ganges, SSI Hostel, Ruckle Park. milled this week. 537-5167. 1 or Oct. 1, $1200/mon. 537- ers, excellent references. 1985 NISSAN 4 X 4 EXTRA For a ride Calllneke: Pager, 25G- FLEA MARKET Saturday! Last Please Call Helen Foster 539- 1937 CHEV. , 4 DR . Rod or 0088. restore. 1974 Nova for parts. cab with matching cap. Good 538-9007; cell, 250-537-6758; chance to book your Island QUIET, PEACEFUL, fully fur­ 2712. Best offer or trade for Car-top­ tires, brakes, etc . With CD home, 250-537-5305. Treasure Fair table. Only $35 player. engine runs hot. $1500 nished house. Suitable for sab­ QUIET, CLEAN and friendly per or motorcycle. Must go. THE BENEFITS of feeding a and you keep your proceeds. batical or while you're building. 21 ' SAILBOAT (ISLANDER), 537-5260. obo. 537-5057. professional couP.Ie with infant full set of sails, new marine biologically appropriate diet: Call Carol at 653-4305. 3 bdrm, historical library, avail. and 2 cats seek 2 bdrm. house paint, 9.5hp outboard, for sale 1985 PONTIAC 6000. Engine 1994 GMC 1500 Long Box SL healthy skin and coat, weight NEW RAMMED Earth company Sept. 1, asking $1200/month. for long term rental close to runs great, transmission Slips package. 4.3 L, V6 , 4 speed Call Peter Bardon , C.H .R. , 250-537-4747. control, cleaner teeth and gums, starting . Mission: affordable Ganges for Sept 1st. Excellent after a while of driving. Makes with 0/D. Top shape. 198,000 no 'doggy' odor, ear problems rammed earth. Will work on­ 537-5553. a good island car. Car looks references. Call 604-294-5154 16' FG GAFF RIG, Cuddy km. $9500 537-7350. Worth a alleviated, most allergies island or off-island. Clifton or UPPER 2 BEDROOM suite, good/ no rust. $400. 537-5994. or 604-418-3784 or email : cabin, Bill Garden design, 5 hp look! disappear, arthritis significantly Jesse, 537-2293. lots of sun & close to all spoystila@ hotmail.com Honda, plus Seagull, plus ten­ 1990 DODGE SHADOW 4 1999 CHEVY BLAZER, black, reduced or disappears, fewer 1986 S15 JIMMY. 2 wd , one amenities. Great for quiet cou­ der. Great-little boat. $3500. door, automatic, PS, PB, ple or artist. N/S , NIP. 2 BEDROOM HOME wanted 16,500, 4 x 4, 2 dr. Excellent vet bills! 'MY MASTER'S owner from new, $2500. 653- 537-2827. hatchback, AM/FM cassette, References required , $875/ for mother & 12yr. old child for 140,000 km, $1995 . See condition. Loaded, Warranty, CHOICE' (locally made) can be 4977. mo. Utilities included. 537- Sept. 1, long term preferred. 15FT CRESTLINER MUSKIE Richard Murakami or 537- good on gas for S.U.V. Owner found at Foxglove. For more leaving country. 537-9230. PESTO PASSION Contest, Real 2590. $800 range. Island references 550, mostly used in fresh 8855. information: 537-8717 . Food Fa ire. Make it wild or WINTER RENTAL: 3 Bdrm avail. N/S, responsible family water, 50 hp. Mercury, 4 hp. 1988 TAURUS 4 DR., V6, auto, 1987 JEEP YJ, LAREDO, 179 www.knowbetterdogfood.com traditional. Fulford Hall Sunday July rancher, minutes to Ganges. 537-8319. Mercury, battery, tanks, ps, pb, loaded, on board cell k., black hardtop, 4 litre, WHEAT ALLERGY? Wheatgrass 20th. Entries must be in by 12:30. Avail. to professional N/S, Shoreliner trailer, $2200. 538- phone,$1800.537-9641 . am/fm/cd, new brakes & muf­ is considered a vegetable, not a Prizes for the most original, best $1100/ month. 604-230-8557 Looking for 1791. 1988 CHRYSLER DAYTONA, fler, needs windshield, $3975. grain, when sprouted and grown tasting and best use of local and or 538-0207. 2.2 cyl. turbo, auto, ps, pb, tilt, 537-1540. into ~ung grass. Masters Greens organic ingredients. Call Evelyne OCEANFRONT HOME , Off-Season Rental 1949 ATKIN FLUSH Deck am/fm/cassette, $5000. 537- 1986 S15 JIMMY. 2 wd, one 538-9080. 653-4832. September - June, 3 bedroom, Cruiser 28' 6" x 9'. Cedar on 9641. owner from new, $2500. 653- College professor, oak. 235 Chev. GPS, sounder, KITIENS, KITIENS! The SPCA ORGANIC CHICKEN, fed certified 2 baths, 5 appliances, family 1987 OLDS CUTLASS 4977. now has a good selection of organic feed, no antibiotics, no room, F/P, furnished, $1300/ archaeologist, son and galley, head, etc. Registered Brougham, loaded, one owner, 2003 FORD F350 4x4 kittens available for adoption. hormones. Stock your freezer mo. Call416-483-8175. BC Maritime Museum "Vintage lazy, well-behaved dog new tires, mint condition , Crewcab loaded Lariat short or Males $60, females $70 incl for winter. $3.50/lb. Call to reserve AVAILABLE FOR August on looking for home to rent Vessel ". Excellent condition $6000.537-9641. long box 15,000 km, spay/neuter & first vaccination yours now. 537-0716. $37,000. Call 537-7350. A real SSI , overlooking St . Mary on Salt Spring during 2002 DERBY SCOOTER, $45,900 .00. Call 604-538- 537-2123. FOR RENT: Septembe r 4 - Lake, 2 bdrm. bungalow, mega beauty! 3200 kms, f)erfect shape. Also 9778 or toll-free 1-877-538- decks, hot tub, gardens & off-season (Sept. - Mar.) 1981 Ford Fairmont, 105,000 FIREPLACE PROBLEMS? October 4, lovely furnished home, 14-1 /2 FT. motor boat, 9778. D8367 south end, close to trails and ponds , $750/week , If interested in renting to kms. Lots of life left. Call Deb Smoking? Odor? Damper $2600/mon. Cat lovers only. Johnson 35 hp and trailer. 538-1878. Replacements. Chimney problems beaches. 653-9633. MANDERLAY FARM Market 538-1834. us, please call collect Good runner, $2000. Offers, 1993 CHEV. CORSICA, 4 door etc. Call The Fireplace Doctor call Michael, 537-8984. now picking organ ic Fava OCT 15- APR. 1 (negotiable), (425) 741-9343 or email V6/ auto. PiS, P/8, Air, $2100. 93 MERCURY VILLAGER 1-866-596-6790 or 604-669-6500 537-9641 . beans, Snow Peas, salad mix, 1 bdrm. house with sm. studio, kwilhelmsenl @attbi.com. DANFORTH ANCHOR, 100 (Nissan Quest) 7 seater mini­ ~r84www.~or. com rhubarb and tomatoes. 2256 FT. chain, $75. 537-1352. Ll CRAB! entenliia dock skyl ights , ocean view, f/p , We will be on SS during 1986 HONDA ACCORD, well van , fully loaded, 280,000 km. Fulford Ganges Rd. 653-4106. comes with cat, furnished, STRIP-CEDAR CANOE, beau­ kept, clean and runs well. Transmission rebuilt 10,000 km Sat. 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at See you at the Real Food e~~sible long term, n/s, July 19/20 and available tiful. handmade bv a orofes- Askin a $1000 . Phone 537- ago. Well maintained . Runs "Welburv Bav Too". 537-9673. !=" irA "' !=tdfl'lrrl ~hll nn GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 2003 • 819

GARLIC FESTIVAL! New location 1987 GMC CARGO Van . FIREWOOD. GUARANTEED WOMEN FOR four bedroom SATYA YOGA Summer Classes. at Ganges Campground- Leisure Excellent trades veh icle, low cord. Cut, split and delivered. house, south end near Weston Hatha flow: Mon. 1:30- 3 p.m. @ Lane Farm. 2 days of live music, kms. very well maintained. $6800 Please call Jim Akerman. 653- Lake. Garden area for planting. the Barn (prenatal welcome) . activities, for kids and garlic obo. Call 653-2301. 4640. Monthly or weekly. A.S.A.P. Diane Wed . 10-11 :30 a.m.@ Beaver ewrything.Talent shaN on Sunday $$$ FLEA MARKET under the ART NOW Ill - coming a5into 653-9903. Point Hall (bring mat). Parent & - par1qJants & vendors welcome. Beaver Point Hall. ClpennlQ · , Baby (toddlers- 3 years) Tues.10 tent. Book yourself a table for July 25th at6:00 p.m. Runn1119 STUDIO FOR ren~ lovely setting, Aug.2&3, 10 - 5p.m.537-1219. this Saturday's Island Treasure 26 to August 4th. 11 :00 a.m. 12' X 8', $1 ()() per month. 653-9997. - 11 :30 a.m. @ Beaver Point FOOD VENDORS needed Sat. Fair. Great fun and~ get to keep daily. Showing many excellent 1990 VW JETIA, low kms., 5 Hall. Bring mat & toy, $8. Privates & Sun. Aug . 2 & 3 for outdoor your proceeds. Call Carol at653- local artists. Food & music too. speed, all manual, sun roof, roof also available. Call Susan 653- festival. 537-1 210. 4305. Bring friends. rack, $4500. 653-9957. ' 9642. .What is John Pottinger ranting about this week? SUBSCRIBE and find out. Rainbow Princess was top hound 40 years ago "Rainbow Princess," Mrs. Alex Reid's border collie, won the silver cup and ribbon for Novice A class at the dog obe­ dience trials on June 30. Rainbow Princess was born on Salt Spring of champion sheep dogs, King and Pride. Bull mastifs, boxers, whippets DOWN THE and toy poodles crowded Central Hall for the event. YEARS • Construction on a boat ----- basin started the week of July 11, and foreman J. Haughian predicted it would be one of the finest boat basins in the Lower Mainland. The project was expected to be completed in two to three months. 35 years ago • The Driftwood reported rumours of a clinic for "emo­ tionally disturbed" children and a treatment centre for drug and alcohol addicts opening in Fulford. Some islanders expressed fears that the treatment centre would result in a surge of drugs on the island. • A young Fulford girl was taken to hospital when she fell Saturday market in Ganges - a popular place to be off a lakeshore pier and was struck by a small power boat Photo by Derrick Lundy July 3. She suffered facial cuts and bruises. 30 years ago • The Committee for an Alternate Program submitted a proposal to the Gulf Islands School District. They felt edu­ PARC churns out new ad policy cation may be enhanced for some children in a less-struc­ tured, non-graded, non-competitive school setting. The aim Salt Spring's Parks, Arts the organization would make unrest" prompted discussion "I realized this would still would be for children to tap their own creative energies and and Recreation Commission a profit, we would charge at the last PARC meeting allow groups like the those of island resources. Trustees passed a resolution to (PARC) is not seeking adver­ some rrioney," he explained. where the policy was passed. Community Gospel Church apply for special funds for the project. tising for its parks and rec PARC is also considering Commissioner Peter Lake or events like peace rallies," • Drummond Park's clambake served chowder to a record facilities, but it now has a charging a damage deposit to felt it was right to ban ads said Howe. number of people. Highland dancing, Scottish piping and written policy on the topic if ensure there's a way to pay with political or religious The policy is part of for damage suffered to signs. races were also part of the fun. Dave Moulton won $40 for needed. content. PARC's ongoing work to When a group approached Before the policy was "It shouldn' t be done on being the top log roller, and he donated the money back to assemble a book of proce­ PARC with a proposal to drafted, PARC's ad policy public property. Everybody dures and policies but, as the park. solicit ads for Portlock Park, consisted of a regulation stat­ is a taxpayer," said Lake. Howe said, "It is not written 25 years ago the commission decided it ing that " no person shall Scott Howe voiced a dif­ in stone." • Killer whales were victims of "trigger happy" boaters in was time to form a policy for post, paint or distribute any ferent opinion, and was the Also at the June PARC Porlier Pass on July 10. An island resident reported the advertising. advertising . . . in any park only vote against the interim meeting: shooting but there was no way of ascertaining the shooters' "We said, 'if there's without -c ommission policy. • After receiving com­ identities. money to be made, we want approval in writing." "I'm hesitant to approve a plaints of smelly portable • H.A. Simons Ltd. was awarded $97,000 to do an a part of it,"' said PARC The new policy has the blanket policy because I toilets at Salt Spring's lake oceanographic, biological and environmental study of manager Dave Gibbon. same intent, but elaborates know there are worthwhile access points, PARC Ganges Harbour. The study was approved by the Capital But he said PARC is not on it and includes prohibit­ groups that have religious or app.roved a motion to Regional District (CRD) and was to be considered before soliciting paid ads at this ing ads with a "suggestive, political affiliations," said increase maintenance of the the CRD gave a permit to discharge partially-treated efflu­ time. lewd, provocative nature." Howe. facilities. ent into the harbour. Gibbon also said PARC Discussion over banning Howe later reviewed the Gibbon said problems would not charge for ads for ads that include "religious or policy in more detail and likely arose because of hot 20 years ago team seasons or non-profit political subjects or issues felt the wording did not weather and increased • Swimming lessons were offered at the Harbour House events. apparently intended to gener­ exclude "worthwhile weekend visitors using the Hotel pool in July. The lessons were staged by the Salt "If it was something where ate or foster community groups." porta-potties. Spring Parks, Arts and Recreation Commission (PARC). • The Gulf Islands School Board decided not to push for a school on the Stewart-Beaver Point Roads site after the Islands Trust stopped construction of the school. The district Kids' reading club back at local library was looking at the new option of a five-acre lot on South Ridge Road, near Fulford village. By CHARLES KAHN as part of this lively program Internet search computers Website Driftwood Contributor that motivates kids to read will continue to have half­ There's plenty of useful 15 years ago The Ninth Annual on their own . For more hour time slots, but will not information on the library's • An historical talk about Salt Spring's Ruckle farm, the Summer Reading Club for information, contact Judi be used for e-mail access, website. Check out oldest family farm in BC, was held July 9. Gwen Ruckle kids at the library is now Francis at the library, 537- games, chatrooms or word www.saltspringlibrary.com and Diana Thompson conducted the talk, and began the underway and will continue 4666. processing. to find out what's new in the story by passing out a potato. It was the 1845 potato famine on Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. Access returns library's collection of books in Ireland that brought 13-year-old Henry Ruckle to through August 12. and videos, the dates that the Canada. E-mail access from the Children from six to 10 library is on again. Thanks Readings on tap library is closed, the library's history, lists of new purchas­ 10 years ago years old can sign up or to Branch 92 of the Royal drop-in. Club members es, and links to other great • Salt Spring Island pitcher Jeff Knox had recently tried Canadian Legion and the A Writers in the Library receive a colourful reading Salt Spring Island program of readings by both sites such as world-wide out for the Seattle Mariners. Knox pitched for the Salt telephone directories, and Spring Junior Traiders, and was also slated to play with log and bookmark to set the Foundation, the library has local and other writers is stage for reading. Children added a computer dedicated being planned for next year. programs and special web­ Team B.C. at the Canada Summer Games. sites for kids. keep track of the books they to free e-mail use. Readings w111 take place at If you have any sugges­ 5 years ago read and receive a sticker As with the three Internet ArtSpring at 7 p.m. Tentative tions or comments about the • A cougar was spotted crossing the road in the Beaver when they fill a section of search computers, users sign dates are February 25 , Point area on July 8. Salt Spring's animal control officer, their log. in with their start time and a website, contact Jill Evans at March 31 , April28 and May 537-0010. ' Wolfgang Brunnwieser, also found cougar tracks and a par­ Special activities are also 15-rninute time limit is allot­ 26. tially eaten sheep carcass on Mount Tuam. held throughout the summer ted for e-mail access. 820 .;,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16,2003 PEOPLE & COMMUNITY GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

In the future, everyone will be poet W.H. Auden. fanwus for 15 minutes. -Andy When he was young and on WarlwL Fame is the name of the game the way up, someonfl asked ::::;::,:;-; Auden what effect he thought Fred Allen once described a chronic alcoholic, then a crack Bancroft On drugs? Nope, they just had a fame might have on him, celebrity as "a person who addict. a n d problem with fame. should he ever be so anointed. works hard all his life to He's still alive, but not by Dustin WIT& "The success felt phony," Auden reflected for a while become well-known, then much. He's lost all his teeth and Hoffman. Webb said ''It wasn't slumming and then said: "I believe that I wears dark glasses to avoid is in the late stages of emphyse­ In 1967 for slumming's sake. It was the would always wear my carpet being recognized.'' WI-illv1SY ma Charles WITH ARTHUR BLACK need to study something - to slippers." Fame's a curious commodity, Incredibly, he still dreams of Webb was understand something. And And he did. Which is why to be sure. A little smprise pack­ fame. the toast being short of money was part of when he later became age that can turtle-wax your "I'd like to come out with 0 f backs on two homes they owned it. There's nothing wrong with Britain's most renowned poet, glide path through life or bum something, just one song, and Broadway and Los Angeles, as They took to living in their van. wealth. It just didn't work for us:' it was commonplace to see your fingers to the bone. be a hit. To hear my words and rich and famous as Vaughan They even sold off their wedding Fame is a demanding mis­ Auden at a fancy dress ball or Elvis and Jiri:ri. and Janis all music on the radio, to me, Meader's wildest dreams. presents. tress. Some people, like Elvis, a black tie dinner, resplendent had their 15 minutes on the would be a bigger thrill than Publishers were at Webb's door They moved to England, Jimi, Janis and Vaughan in tails, bow tie and cummer­ world stage, but came to ends as anything:' waving open cheque books. where they've lived ever since, Meader, get gobbled right up bund, with a pair of very ordi­ squalid as any skid-row And then there's Charles Hollywood was his for the ask­ getting by doing menial jobs - by it. Others, like Charles junkie's. That's the catch-22 of Webb. He wasn't quite as per­ ing. short order cooking, dishwash­ Webb have to throw it right nary carpet slippers on his fame: you're never exactly Sure sonally famous as Vaughan And Webb turned it down. ing, fruit picking-even janitors out of the house to survive. feet. when your 15 minutes are up. Meader, but his work was. All of it He formally forfeited in a nudist colony. And a few- a very few­ Now that's how you handle Take Vaughan Meader. Webb wrote a novel called The all claims to The Graduate and And why? Were they nuts? handle it with class. Like the fame. There was a time, about 40 Graduate, which was turned gave away the fortune he'd years ago, when he was the sec­ into the classic movie of the received for the movie rights. ond most famous man in all of same name starring Anne He and his wife turned their THIS WEEK'S HOROSCOPE the United States. The most famous American at the time Horoscope for the Gemini (May 21 - Jun 20) warm hearted and sincere to possi­ was John F. Kennedy. week of: Slowly but surely you are building bly being cold and even ruthless. The July 13,2003 upon a reliable base of security. This shift can be quick but is usually slow Vaughan Meader was a •_Pottery in is a central theme for us all with and subtle. Your task now is to learn household name because he Jtoneware d TIP OF THE WEEK: Saturn now in Cancer. You are being more about empathy. This is where could do a devastating impres­ porcelain Prior to the scientific moved to recognize that true securi­ you are able to honor and embrace sion of JFK. He was a sensation revolution, doctors ty and peace are to be found wtthin the individuality of others and their and other persons your own heart. Beyond intelligence, perspectives and styles - beyond at nightclubs from Los Angeles • Lantern.:~ to New York. He put out a com­ serious about heal· or looks, or wealth, or fame etcetera, bias, prejudice or personal agendas. edy album called The First ing professions were trained in we all have the capacity to learn to The purpose of this includes prepar­ • Candle.:~ Astrology as a means of diagnosing be centered in the heart and !herby ing for projects that you are destined Family that became the fastest­ illness. This fact remains true espe­ experience deep states of security. to do with others. Your training period selling record in history. • FahulotM cially in the orient. This is so in part This type of awareness does not may take up to two years. Patience! Vaughan Meader was well vat~ed because the ancients appreciated accrue large proltts so it is not cur­ on his way to becoming even the holographic nature of reality. rently a central theme in our cu~ure. Sagittarius (Nov 22- Dec 21) more famous, but then, on • Fre.:~h cut Modern day scientists such as Break with social convention and Deepening your connection with oth­ November 22, 1963, three rifle Albert Einstien, David Bohm, Rupert learn to center your mind and emo· ers continues. This implies breaking houquetd Sheldrake and others are "re-discov­ lions in your heart. through the cold and analytical shots rang out during a ering" the fact that reality is holo­ aspects of your mind. You are rapidly Presidential motorcade through • Soap.:~ graphic. Others who deem them­ Cancer (Jun 21 - Jul21) awakening to new levels of aware­ Dallas and instantly, nobody selves to be scientific, but who actu­ A rather serious and sober con· ness that can be traced to early wanted to hear anybody mak­ • Flower ally operate more on belief and prej­ frontation with yourself and your March when Uranus entered Pisces. ing even gentle fun of John arrangement.:~ udice than facts, might consider place in the world is now underway. Now, you are awake to the fact that Fitzgerald Kennedy. to order, /re.:~h such notions along with holistic sci­ Over the past few years you have core changes and renovations are ences like Astrology to be primitive been clearing past patterns and ori­ needed; these may be within you, Meader tried shifting gears. and dried' and unscientific. Such rebuttals are entations. Now, you are poised to your environment and/or in the world He put out an album without his biased opinions that have never meet all the voices and people who in generaL Though you may want to trademark Kennedy imperson­ been put through any kind of scien­ believe that they know what is best run, you do well to summon the ations. It sank without a ripple. tific testing - not that science is the for you. Your challenge is to listen courage and face your fears. This He tried singing and stand-up ~ final authority. Further, rather than within and feel for yoursen, or at least process stands to continue for about in smaller bars and nightclubs. say Astrology, for example, is unsci­ to gain guidance from others who six months. Charge! Summer gUMtJ? Come Jtro!l through the garikn d JtudioJ entific what is really being said is have no attachment or agenda of Audiences yawned and trickled that such ways of thinking are not any kind regarding your future direc­ Capricorn (Dec 22- Jan 19) out the exits. good business. This is especially tions and current choices. Embrace Establishing new connections on He ran the American dream true from the stand point of medicine your destiny to find your place some­ relationship fronts continues. in reverse, going from riches to §TONElli ·,tPOTfERY which is perhaps the most corrupt where between timeless realities Whether in your personal or profes­ rags. branch of commerce in the world, and your own individuality. sional life, you are destined to initiate Vaughan Meader went from flowers fran8ement according to many well researched new connections. A healing and/or = and documented books. Of course, Leo (Jul 22 - Aug 22) artistic angle is likely. learning new hero to zero in one day. His 15 '720 long Harbour Qd., 537-o/2'72 • Open lOam -5pm daily • since there is such a high level of A time of rest and retreat continues. skills or hard lessons in relationships minutes were up. organized crime behind such busi­ At deeper levels, you are busy is also probable. Through the pro­ In no time, Meader became a nesses posing as authentic healing breaking down social belief patterns cess, you are being awakened to approaches, one must be carefuL regarding what constitutes security. your beliefs and perceptions. The multi trillion dollar pharmaceuti­ In a world where insurance is readi­ Consider than some of these, at cal industry comes to mind here. The ly available but offers no fullproof least, are socially sanctioned but do same is true of religions that claim guarantees, you must look else­ not necessarily constitute higher Canadiana Crossword that subjects such as Astrology are where for security.This a call to tran­ truth. Your opinions are valid and do Nouns of Nunuvut evil or satanic. Now, we are on to scendance. This does not imply los­ count, yet as you wield them you mythology and fear-based beliefs. Of ing touch wtth physical reality. It sug­ must also experience their conse­ By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner course, it is good business to create gests being freer from common qyences. Being right does not nec­ religious dogma that leads people sense that may not necessarily be essarily mean being happy. ACROSS away from very inexpensive, holistic good sense. The blind lead the blind Discernment! 1 Cash machine, for short and accurate means of diagnosing everyday and everywhere. Decipher 4 Big bunny illnes such as Astrology. While we what is true for you and do not be led Aquarius (Jan 20 - Feb 19) 8 Dullard, slangily live in an age when even the most astray! Finding your place and securing a 12 Inlet scientific types of people are turning niche in the world continues as a to religion to fill the spiritual void that Virgo (Aug 23 - Sep 22) central theme. This includes tending 13 Inuit knives modern science perpetuates, most Exploring far, wide and deep into to your health by way of a lifestyle 14 60 minutes people are too intelligent to accept aspects of your individuality is a cur­ that meets with your character and 15 Lastman, for one dogmatic sermons and shallow rttu­ rent theme. You are destined to learn personal needs. At worst, you feel 16 Without, to Gaetan als, thus Religion too must evolve why you react and respond to the ungrounded and confused. If this is 17 Trick and keep wtth the changing times. various people and aspects of your so, at least you know that it is - 18 Chests That Astrology is a very real and life in the ways that you do. This revealed by the position of the plan­ 20Frame powerful spirttual tool that works is a involves awakening to the beliefs ets! By this process you are awaken­ fact that does not serve all agendas. and values that you learned from ing to natural powers as opposed to 21 Soap your environment in your formative worldly, manmade expressions of 23 Period of time Aries (Mar 21 - Apr 20) years. If you look closely enough, power. Put another way, your inner 25 Astringent This week's Full Moon indicates a you will discover that there was a fair authority is summoning you. Learn 26 Inuit medicine man time of awakening for you. In some amount of chaotic activity and confu­ to listen within and don't be fooled by 29 Hole in the ground respects, the awakening may be sion going on and that your beliefs outer authority structures. Connect 30 Inuit canoe very sobering and not too much fun. and values are therefore confused to your inner source. and contradictory. Though there is 31 Bakery offering You are destined to be reminded about your fears now. The purpose is no one to blame, it is your responsi­ Pisces (Feb 20 - Mar 20) 33 Times ten to know exactly the type and degree bility to re-roganize the fragments You are in a creative, rebellious and 35 _ lang syne of courage you will need to face, and heal the rifts. determined mood. You would like to 36 Garment part move through and beyond your break free in an instant. However, 37 Inuit snow house fears. The universe is intelligent and libra (Sep 22 - Oct 22) you do better to recognize that it will 38 Shoemakers tools loving and whatever is happening is You are on the threshold of new take time to build the skill and confi· 40 Inuit's neighbour so '1or" you. Imagine a universe that modes of expression in your public dence required to express yoursen exists and functions with such and professional life. This implies in ways that are both personally lib­ 41 Hairdo _ 5 Expression of sorrow 27 Luxury awareness! These fears have some· more power and authority as well as erating and realistic. Furthermore, it 42 Primitive missile 6 Dash 28 Metric weight thing to do with helping you find your responsibility. You are better suited will take courage and vision to 44 Greatest 7S 30 Extraterrestrial vehs. true place in the world. Play along! for management and administrative believe in yourself and what you 47 Profit 8 Shrivelled 32 Nigerian tongue roles than most. Though, you may must learn to make it all work. Trust 48 State, in St Maurice 9 Promissory notes 34 Stockings Taurus (Apr 21 - May 20) well push to be paid fully for what that as long as you follow through 49 Hebrew letter 10 Command to 3 Down 35 Time of life The process of learning about emo­ you are worth. However, you are with your intentions you will suc­ 50 Bits 11 Historic or marital pre- 37 Incensed tional maturity is a central theme for destined to learn that money may ceed. Accept the fact that true suc­ ceder 38 From a distance you these days. A part of your task is not be enough of a reward. cess is usually anchored in deliber­ 51 Departed to decipher what you want as Combining your skills and assets ate effort and perseverance. 52 Ogle 19 Mr. Merino 39 Official document opposed to what you feel you need, with those of others is likely as welL 20 Ret 40 Family to feel secure. A solid sense of secu­ Your willingness to exercise more "Astrological Consultations" DOWN 21 Topper 41 Back then rity is a good foundation for the abil· empathy and to learn better people Call Michael O'Connor. 1 Supply weapons 22 Landed 42 Implore ity to feel pleasure - your favorite management skills is ideaL (250} 352-2936. 2 Draw 23 Ancient 43 Prefix denoting ear thing. In this regard you feel moved Promotions are coming. Will you *Gift Certificates* By Phone or in to take independent initiative and accept? 3 Inuit sled dog 24 Mild expletive 45 Biblical your Person* All Tape Recorded! 26 Insane 46 Go quickly action. There is such a thing as emo­ 4 Solidly built tional intelligence. Cultivate your Scorpio (Oct 22 - Nov 22) • Affirmation • Inspiration emotional intelligence and listen to Those who know you well recognize • Vision • Strategy ANSWERS TO CROSSWORD ON PAGE 819 vn11r hnrh1 wi~rlnm \lf\11r tonrlont"'\1 tn flin frnm h.cinn uant ...... """''""'"""'