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11 you are interested, or a collectorfine British Columbian crafts, thenIt Spring Fibres is the shop foru. Nestled down on the waterside Sunshine Farm Foods, Saltiring Fibres is a beautiful little shopII of handcrafted items made onIt Spring and the surrounding;a.The craftspeople involved withIt Spring Fibres take great pride iniir work and design. An examplesome of the items featured in theop this fall are: leather bags byarie Beaudoin; pottery andvellery by Gary Cherneff; batikirves and clothing by Doris Cook;ilts and quilted jackets by Gilliandd; handknitted sweaters andndspun wool by Cheryl Murray;ttery animals by Toni Henderson;vellery by Bruce Pearson; silkirves by Margie Korrison; basketsMartha Kesley; jewellery by Nanars; wooden spoons by Patullan; cards by Cathy Spooner;vellery by Chris Wright; birduses by David Tulley, and much,tch more.With the Christmas season quicklyproaching, Fibres' craftspeople: preparing. The shelves areeady starting to overflow.Salt SpringFibresA unique and intriguing little shopnestled by the sea, next to SunshineFarm Foods.Not just (ibre arts but more: pottery,stained glass, baskets, quilts,handknitted sweaters, jewellery,cards, leather, etc., etc.! All made byhand by the island's most creativeartisans.OpenAonday-Friday 11 am-4 pmSaturday 1Q am-3 pmKanaka Place, situated in the centerof Ganges, offers a varied menuthroughout the day, and is a popularspot for special dinners and Christmasparties.Entertainment CalendarAll movies for Island Cinema andthe Cinema Club are at 8 p.m. atCentral Hall, except for the midnightshow of Quadrophenia and theChristmas Kids' Party.Concerts on October 28 andNovember 13 presented by the SaltSpring Concert Society.OCTOBER 28Purcell String Quartet — MahonHall, 8 p.m.OCTOBER 28, 29, 30Hallowe'en II (Island Cinema).Sequel to the ground-breaking boxofficehit, in which the characters notonly experience more horror, theylearn the madman's motive for themayhem.NOVEMBER 4, 5, 6Flashdance (Island Cinema). Thestory ol a lady welder who longs to bea dancer. Superb dancing, greatmusic.NOVEMBER 7The Last Metro (Cinema Club).Francois Truflaut, France. Asplendid cast in a splendid film abouta small Parisian theatre companysurviving the years 1942-44, with aJewish manager who secretlyconducts them while in hiding.NOVEMBER 11, 12, 13The Lords of Discipline (IslandCinema). Secret societv at work in amilitary academy, and one cadet'sstruggle against them. Honour,integrity, courage, as well as racismand harsh military discipline.NOVEMBER 13Pacific Wind Quintet — St.George's Hall, 2 p.m.NOVEMBER 18, 19, 20The Hunger (Island Cinema).Catherine Deneuve and David Bowieas vampires trying to make him asimmortal as she is. An age-old storyin a modern setting.NOVEMBER 21Bye Bye Brazil (Cinema Club).Carlos Diegues, Brazil. Story of atacky sideshow troupe making theirway through their own country. Apsychological inventory of a countryon the. verge of great newdevelopment. A lush film with somegrandly theatrical flourishes.NOVEMBER 24, 25, 26, 27Play It Again, Sam by WoodyAllen — Salt Spring Players, MahonHall, 8 p.m. It's a tough life making itin the world of "beautiful people",but with Bogey's assistance ourhomely hero stumbles hopefully onto. . .NOVEMBER 25, 26, 27Quadrophenia (Island Cinema).(November 26 midniphtt Film nf The
PHARMASAVEGANGES NO. 120If you are concerned aboutyour family's health careplease read...Your Pharmasave Pharmacist is proud to introduce aunique computerized prescription and patient profilesystem. With this new system, your PharmasavePharmacist can provide you with many more improvedservices such as:Yvonne Toynbee and Reg Ash well of Pegasus GalleryBorsman, Bob Borsos, wood-worker Peter Cartwrightand sculptors Ralph Sketch, Emil Socher and MargaretToulmin, all continue to have successful showings at thePegasus Gallery and other outlets lor their work.Visiting the colorfully crowded little gallery can be arewarding experience for art lovers because of the broadspectrum ol art represented.There are paintings by such widely acclaimed artists asBrian 1 ravers-Smith, Jose Trinidad, Robert Genn,Peggy Day, Dorothy Oxborough, Marke K. Simmons,William Townsend, Celia Collin, Allan Edwards, SandyClark, Ernie Marza, Dan Oldroyd, Dwayne Vensel,Keith Smith, Arlene Smith, Rosemary Partridge, J.Ward Harris, Pat Wright, Helen Downing-Hunter,Jackeye (Moat) Mills, Gary Pulham, George W. Bates,Peter Ewart, Robert E. Walker, Arnie Fisk, GeorgeWeber and Brent Heighton; the exciting jewelerycreations of Silvija Savels; the sculptural art of DavidWong; the beautiful engravings of Renaldo Norden, anda wide selection of Northwest Coast Indian art includingwood carvings and native hand crafted jewelery.A recent and most welcome infusion to Salt Spring'sart colony is Victoria artist Glen Smith whose exquisitepastels of birds have graced the walls of Pegasus Galleryalmost since the day of opening. The art of Glen Smithhas been described as technically perfect and limitededitions of his paintings, and a calendar for 1984 willsoon be due for release.If Allan Edwards has his way Salt Spring Island willone day boast an art centre second to none in NorthAmerica. He drew up comprehensive designs lor thecomplex more than a year ago, but the recession andconsequent shortage of funds has slowed the project forthe present. Allan has now moved permanently to theisland although still maintaining his interior designstudio in West Vancouver.The Salt Spring Island seminars have become aningoing yearly event and enthusiastic islanders such as• An individual profile for you and each member of yourfamily.A profile in this instance refers to a patient's prescriptionhistory as well as his/her drug allergies and otherrelevant pharmaceutically-related information. By beingable to refer to a profile, your pharmacist can addressyour particular needs in a more efficient and helpfulmanner.• A universal patient profile system throughPharmasave.By "universal'' we mean that we have limited access topatient profiles in other Pharmasave stores. Forinstance, if you have got a particular medication fromanother Pharmasave store in B.C. and want to know if itconflicts with another that you have been prescribed, weare usually able to access that information for you.• Warnings of possible drug interactions.The computer is programmed in such a way that if onedrug that you have been prescribed interactsunfavourably with another, it automatically warns usof the fact.• Personal and informative consultation.The pharmacist is readily available for any queries whichyou might have regarding your prescriptions.• Informative patient pamphlets about the medicationyou receive.The computer automatically prints an information slipalong with a label and receipt. This describes possibleside effects and/or additional information on themedication.This new computerized system can also provide you andyour family with greater health protection by helpingyour pharmacist and your doctor keep a closer watch onyour drug therapy.Pharmasave looks forward to serving you better.Ask for your patient profileregistration card now!Dthers who welcomed the painters on to their propertiesor their art demonstrations deserve much praise.KtN s:jo - b:uu, Monday - Saturday
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