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Wednesday, July 5,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B5NOTICES NOTICES COMING EVENTSThe£4(Willow Studio t-£SPECIAL %July 5th-12th1 HOUR READINGor FACIAL537-4622$25. 0028-tfnOpen daily at Mouat's MallThe Mama Birdfor women* Unique clothes* Exotic imported accessoriesFind her between the TeaRoom and the Gallery andmake your day complete. ,— ATTENTION —Anyone who has not receiveda questionnaire through theschools concerning a multifunctional recreation specialinterest centre here on SaltSpring Island, call Cecilia at537-9298 ,Island CinemaCENTRAL HALL — 8 PMFri, Sat, Sun, & MonJuly 7, 8, 9 & 10Bill & Ted'sExcellent AdventureMATUREInfo and reservations atet cetera. Mon-Sat 9 30-5 30537-5115AltarBoundKATHY THIELE to wedTIM ZOMAR, July 8LINDA KYLE to wedGORDON LEE, July 15SUZANNE COTTRELL to wedJAMES WEINDINGER, July 22BONNIE LUKE towedJOHNNY VILLADSON. Aug 5COLEEN TOYNBEE to wedPATRICK PAYNE, July 22SHERRY NOLAND towedWALTER GOSSETT, July 22GAIL ROBINSON to wedPATRICK BEATTIE, Aug 12Sfyaifba'sAsk about ourBridal Gift Registry537-4014 „.SALT SPRINGDRAFTINGDo you need drawings forthe Building Inspector oryour Contractor? Residentialand commercial drawingsfor new work, additions, orrenovations. Design adviceif required.TURN YOUR IDEAS INTOBLUEPRINTS537-4677' vr\ beeuMo\ ^OU*>WJT* -faHc* 1^YES, WE HAVEWAFFLE CONESINow Featuring:DJ's• Hamburgers• Fish and Chips• Mexican• Subs• Omelettes• Saladsand PIZZA** available from 4:00 pm537-4414jWr / ISLANDWED, JULY 12, 7:30Jazz Society presentsLIVE JAZZat Off Centre StageSECOND WINDadvance tickets $5 00Members $4.00Bring a tourist.REFRESHMENTS.TJ'S andLEISURE LANESBowling,Pool Tables,Video Arcade andGreat Foodall under one roof!BLAIN ROADopposite Ganges VillageMarket537-2054PET GROOMINGAND SUPPLIESUPPER GANGES CENTRE(next to Butcher Shoppeand Deli)Closed MondaysTues-Sat, 9 am - 5 pm537-4676for appointmentCOMING EVENTSINTENSE AQUA FIT classes!Sponsored by SSI RecreationCommission. 5-6 pm, DeLong's Pool (Fernwood),Monday, Wednesday, Fridayevenings. Babysitting may beprovided. Contact S. Henry,537-4448 to register. 1^FREE DELIVERY FRIDAY andSaturday, 5 pm - 9 pm. DJ'sPIZZA, 57-4414IADULT LANE SWIMMING!July/August 8:30 - 9:00 am,Jenkin's Pool. Try out thisnew program. Drop-in 75C.Sponsored by SSI RecreationCommission. Family RecreationalSwim 5-7 pm,July/August DeLong's Pool.Contact S. Henry forinformation, 537-4448.Salt Spring Festival of theArtsJuly 6, 7 & 8"JEWEL"(play by Joan MacLeod)OFF CENTRE STAGE8:30 pm $6.00Friday, July 7SOUL VIBES(8 pc reggae band fromNicaragua)ACTIVITY CENTRE, S.S.Elementary School8:30 pm — $8.00Sunday, July 9MIMIC SOLE(family show - mimeand music)ACTIVITY CENTRE, S.S.Elementary School7:30 pm — $6 and $3 childThursday, July 13LOREENAMcKENNITT(Celtic harpist and singer)OFF CENTRE STAGE8:30 pm — $8Friday, July 14SALT SPRINGSHOWCASE(James Wilkinson. Dan Miller,LISA MAX)ACTIVITY CENTRE8:30 pm — $6FULFORD INN'S ANNUALNovice TennisChampionshipsSATURDAY, JULY 8thThis is a fun tournament forthose of all ages new to thegame of tennis. But ability tokeep score is essential Toenter telephone JorgeCoelho. 653-9242 or BettyBoyd 537-9702 Fee $6Entries close Friday July 7th,6 pm. Sponsored by S STennis Association ,HOME REMEDIESFree talk withDr. Peter Bennettnaturopathic physician andlicensed acupuncturist.Safe and natural remedies forcommon everyday complaints.Discussion:Hydrotherapy, your kitchen asa pharmacy, essentials for thefirst aid kit.WED, JULY 12, 7-9 pmSte 8, Lancer Building.Call537-4419for further information.Upcoming talks:Letting to of addictions.22-13Federation ofCanadian ArtistsART SHOWCatholic Church BasementDrake Road.Friday July 7, 2-4 pm.FELDENKRAIS WORKSHOPSon Salt Spring with AnnaHaltrecht - July 7, 8, 9 andAugust 18, 19, 20. Specialislanders rate $125. Call 537-5681. 26-3JULY! CPR Level "A" Course.July 5, 6-10 pm. $25 adults /$20 youth. SoapstoneCarving Lessons, VolleyballCamp, Arts and CraftsWorkshops for Children,Summer Discovery Day Campand Swimming Lessons forall! Contact S. Henry, 537-4448 to register 1NOTICE OF APPLICATIONFOR A WATER LICENSEWATER ACT(Section 8)I, Shane M. O'Donnell ofIsabella Point Road, FulfordHarbour, B.C. have applied fora water licence to use waterout of Cusheon Lake, whichflows west-east, anddischarges into CusheonCreek, and give notice of myapplication to all personsaffected.The point of diversion is Lot 7,Section 86, Plan 1389, SouthSalt Spring on Cusheon Lake.The storage dam will belocated at Lot 4, Block B,Section 86, PI. 2067, SouthSalt Spring Island.The quantity of water to bediverted or stored is 500 galper day. The purpose forwhich the water will be usedis domestic. The land onwhich the water will be usedis Lot 4, Blk B, Section 86, PI.2067, South Salt SpringIsland.Objections to this applicationmay be filed with theComptroller of Water Rights,Parliament Buildings,Victoria, B.C. or with theRegional Water Manager at2569 Kenworth Road,Nanaimo, B.C. V9T 4P7within 30 days of the date ofthe publication of this notice.Signed: Shane O'Donnell.28-2BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIESTHRIVING QUALITY GroceryStore for sale, beautiful oceanside setting at Fulford Marina,all new equipment and ampleparking For further information653-9313 days or 537-4358 evenings. i*-tfnHELP WANTEDSCHOOL DISTRICT #64(Gulf Islands)TEACHING POSITIONSATURNA ISLANDELEMENTARY SCHOOLSaturna Island Schoolrequ ires a 0.8 (FTE)experienced Primary Teachereffective September 1, 1989The applicant must bequalified to teach anIntegrated Language Curriculum,Mathematics and othergeneral primary subjects. Inaddition Music and Frenchinstruction would be an asset.Preference will be given tothe applicant who hastraining in Special Educationand the integration ofexceptional children into theclassroom.The successful candidate willhave a specialty in EarlyChildhood and/or PrimaryEducation.This is a continuing position.Closing Date: 4:00 pmWednesday, July 12, 1989.Please send applications anddocuments to:Mr. R.D. McWhirterDirector of InstructionSchool District #64(Gulf Islands)P.O. Box 128, Ganges, B.C.VOS 1E0.\_COOKS WANTEDI Bringresume to Lu igi's onMcPhillips Avenue. iPART-TIME meat wrapperrequired. Apply in person toMeat Dept., Ganges VillageMarket.1 9-" nWAITRESS, WAITERS, dishwashersand food preparationpeople, apply with resume toLuigis on McPhillips Ave.FULL TIME or part time workavailable. Apply at the DeliDept. at Ganges VillageMarket.2 1 -" nGANGES VILLAGE MARKETproduce department is nowaccepting applications for fulltime positions. Must bewilling to work flexible hours.Full benefits after 3 months.Apply in person to RobHolmes, produce manager.24-tfnHELP WANTEDWAITRESSES NEEDED, dayshifts available, full or parttime.Apply in person toDagwood's Cafe.25-tfnWORK WANTEDSORRY TO HAVE BORED youwith the same ad for so long.I start building anotherhouse on Dover Place in earlyJuly. This one will have a niceview and lake frontage. I'vegot a great rustic contemporarypassive solar family homein the mid 150's range in theworks.If someone wants to buy it,great. If not, I'll move into it.My family doesn't like theidea of a tee pee in the winter.The new house will keepme pretty well occupied untilend of August. The crew and Iwill be looking for work then,so do consider us.SHAUN ADAMS,Certified ProfessionalBuilder.Member: Victoria HomeBuilders Association.25-tfnNEED A HANDYMAN? Yardmaintenance, lawn, treepruning, painting, plumbing,misc. repairs, caretaking oryard cleanup. No job toosmall. Please phone ChrisBlanchard 653-9331 .References available.19-tf nRENOVATIONS, REPAIRS,light construction. Careful,reliable man, reasonablerates. Smaller jobs aspecialty Peter 537-4382.25 3SEWING FOR YOUR HOME,duvet covers, pillows, romanshades, and more. Call Shera(Charlotte), 537-208527-6AUTOMOBILES 105'78 OLDS OMEGA, rare 2 drsport coupe, excellent shapein and out, $2,900 obo. 537-2214. 27-31975 COMET 6 cyl auto, loworiginal miles, excellentcondition, must be seen,$2,800 firm. Call 537-560027-tfn1928 MODEL 'A' Ford 2 doorsedan, original condition.Alberta car. Model B' engine.Runs - no rust other thansurface — excellent forrestoration or rod. $3,000obo. 537-9298]_1980 Pontiac LeMans wagon,newer motor and transmission.NO rust, good tires,brakes, exhaust. $3,900.537-9504. 26-31972 Chev van conversion,with fridge, stove, furnace, V-8 auto, all in excel, shape.$4,600. Ph. 537-9300 days or537-2110 eves. View at EssoStation. 26-2HEAVY DUTY utility trailerwith sides, like new. $1,100.537-4328. 26-31976 % TON JEEP 4x4, radialtires, 360 motor, $2,500.Phone after 8. 537-5738.25-3'86 CHEV SPRINT, 4 dr, 50mpg, blue & silver, goodshape. $4,985. 537-5489eves.4 ' t,n'75 DODGE V8 auto, P/S,P/B, good transportation.$800. 537-4583.25-3MOTORCYCLES 1101985 500 cc INTERCEPTOR,only 11,000 km, like new,$4,300. 537-5234.27-3RecreationalVehicles 1151972 FORD VAN camperized.Good running condition,propane stove, sink. CallLaurence at 537-5848. 1TRAVEL MATE for import.Propane, water, 3-way fridge,porta-potti. Excellent shape.$2,000. 537-4607. iCHURCHNOTICESSUNDAY, JULY 9CommunityGospel Chapel120 Drake Rd, Ganges.SUNDAY: 10:30 am|Morning Worship withSunday School.WEDNESDAY: 7:30 pmBible Study and Prayer.Pastor: Chris Cormack537-2622Affiliated with A.C.O.P.Anglican ParishSalt Spring IslandSt. Mark's, CentralHoly Eucharist 11:15St. George's, GangesHoly Eucharist 9:15Sunday SchoolSt. Mary's, FulfordHoly Eucharist 11:15Weekday Eucharist:St. Mark's 10am TuesSt. George's -5:15 pm ThursdaysBishop Barry ValentineRector.Parish Offict: 537-2171GangesUnited ChurchHsreford Ave., GangesWorship Service 10 amwith Sunday School forNursery to 1 5 yearsMINISTER:Rev. Barry Cooke537-5812Catholic ChurchSalt Spring IslandFulford — 9 amGanges — 10:30 amSaturdays —Ganges, 5 pmRev. Fr. P.A. BerginSalt SpringPentecostalAssemblyCENTRAL HALLNo Sunday School untilSeptember.Morning Worship 10:30Thursday:Fellowship Nights 7:00Home MeetingsFor more info call537-4143Pastor: Jim CarusoAffiliated with P.A.O.C.Salt Spring IslandBaptist ChurchAdmiral Hall506 Lower Ganges Rd.SUNDAY: 10:30 FamilyWorship with SundaySchool; 7 pm EveningFellowshipWED. &THURS. Eveninghome bible studies.Rev. Brian Joyce537-2222CLASSIFIEDSGETF-A-A-A-S-TRESULTS!More classifiedson page B8

Page B6 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 5,1989BUSINESS SERVICESTo advertise in this section call537-9933Contract rates availableACCOUNTING 300 11 BED & BREAKFAST 315• Monthly Bookkeeping• Payroll• Financial Statements• InventoryManual or ComputerizedCARIN T. PERRINS537-2864evenings and weekendsAPPLIANCESERVICEGULF ISLANDAPPLIANCE *. ,1REFRIGERATION'yS" -iSA \\

Wednesday, July 5,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B7BUSINESS SERVICESTo advertise in this section call537-9933Contract rates availableEXCAVATING 35011 GARDENING 356 11 INSURANCEHEDGEHOGBULLDOZING & EXC. LTD.537-9311ONE CALL DOES IT ALLILAURIE A. HEDGER32 YRS. EXP.BRIAN DAWESOWNER-OPERATORAWESExcavating Ltd.• BASEMENTS• BACK FILLING• LANDSCAPING• ROADBUILDING• DRAINAGE• PONDS• HOURLY RATESOR CONTRACT537-26042-tfnG. HOREL kotoBOBCAT SERVICE• Septic fields• Driveways• ExcavationBox 346. Ganges. B.C.653-4369 25-tfnFIREWOODGIPPO FIREWOODGUARANTEED CORDCUT, SPLIT & DELIVEREDFir - $80. Alder - $80.Also, 1/2 cord rates537-5380, eves.44-;(nKONIG &SONFIREWOODSEASONEDServing Salt SpringEight yearsCOMPETITIVE & RELIABLE537-95319-tfnHONEST OL'SFIREWOODGUARANTEED CORDcut, split & deliveredSplit Cedar Fence Rails537-5323 (leave message)9-tfnFlooringBurrilt Bros.CarpetsSALES:• Carpet and Vinyl• Cork and Vinyl Tiles• Area Rugs• Floor Care ProductsAsk us about:— Contract Pricing— Supply Only SalesSERVICE:• Installations• Repairs• Carpet Cleaning• Binding & FringingSALT SPRINGHOME DESIGN CENTRE320 Upper Ganges Rd.537-2111jaJgfgSftv£—JSSZCLASSIFIEDS GETFAST RESULTS IBUSHWACKERS£=537-2690 \YARD CLEAN-UPBRUSH, TREES CLEAREDHAUL-AWAY SERVICEFREE ESTIMATESDon Buckler18-tfnQualityLandscapeDesign &ConstructionPHILIPOAKLEYNDLCQualified English professionalspecializing in all aspects ofgarden and landscaping frombasic garden maintenance,tree surgery & fruit treepruning to complete "design& build" projects tailored toyour requirementsTURN YOUR DREAM INTOREALITYGLASSCall now for a freeconsultation537-9034 , 8 „ nClark Enterprises9750 - 4th St. Sidney•SPECIAL OF*•THE MONTH*•Mirror 3/16 factory secondscut to size, $3.50 sq.ft.•2000 Thermo units 50% off•New single pane & thermopane' 2" air patio doors &windowsAll types of glass cut to sizeScreens made to orderBoneyard windows cheapBi-weekly delivery to SSI.VISA 656-6656Eckstein'sDesignsm/c226 Fulford-Ganges Rd,Service &Craftsmanshipin Glass & Mirror• Windows & Patio Doors• Residential & Commercial• Mirror Walls• Skylights & Solariums• Fire-Proof GlassAdolf & Karen Eckstein537-4545Box 312, Ganges, B.C.V0S1E0 „.,„INSURANCESunLifeof Canada• Group Insurance• Business Insurance• Disability Insurance• Buy, Sell Agreementsm p pep• Call collect 382-3145John R. McGarryMon-Fri, 8-4:30 pmDRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDSTHE ISLAND'S BIGGESTMARKETPLACE!537-9933Motor VehicleOfficeINSURANCEALL CLASSES OFINSURANCESalt SpringInsuranceAgencies(1972) LTD.OFFICE HOURS:9 am. - 4:30 pm., Mon-Fri.537-5527P.O. Box 540, Ganges, B.C.ISLAND SAVINGSInsurance Services Ltd.Our Life Insurance Representative,Mr Harold Webber,would be pleased to evaluateyour specific insurance requirements,with no obligation.Phone 537-4542 for anappointment.LIFE INSURANCE- Family- Mortgage Protection- Key Person- PartnershipDISABILITY INCOME- Sickness & Accident,Loss of Income ProtectionEMPLOYEE BENEFITS- Extended Health, DentalANNUITIESLAWYERSISLANDSAVINGSINSURANCESERVICES LTD.537-4542FIRST VISIT FREEIMaclsaac Clark& Co.560 Johnson St., VictoriaPersonal Injury Lawyers,Fee by %PHONE 381-5353MASONRYaxcraconc(enterprises ltd )'STONEWORKSPECIALIST-MASONRY CONTRACTORRichard Dakin537-4216Box 1122, GangesMISCELLANEOUSSERVICES 371OOPS -Locked your keys inside?Keeper LocksNow Open on Salt SpringKEYS CUTLocks sold, serviced &installed.Automotive, Household &CommercialPrompt Bonded ServiceServing all of the Gulf Islands537-2032 days653-4293 evesSALT SPRINGGARBAGECOLLECTIONSERVICE537-2167OLDE COUNTRYUPHOLSTERYoffers over 30 yearsexperience in domestic,antique and marineupholstering.537-4433 — 8-4:30 pmMonday to Friday44-tfnPAINTINGMASTERSTROKEinteriors & exteriorsWe let our customers speakfor us:"The job was excellent Theattention to detail wassuperb. I couldn't be happier"— CustomerBarbara StewartAny inquiries call537-4697, 537-9495• David Halliwell• Michael Anson 26-tfnJennifer DavidsonPAINTINGFor a free estimate call653-9490evenings and weekends.27,6_KEVIN C. MARKSPAINTINGWALLPAPERING& DECORATING"Quality Workat Reasonable Prices"537-4594TOM VOLQUARDSEN/£~nm537-5188 T^y\P.O. BOX 385 J /Ganges, B.C. \ rr \ 'VOS 1E0 -^WALLPAPERING d& PAINTING•PICTURE FRAMINGA Thousand WordsPicture Framing• Custom Framing• Conservation Framing• Needlework• Object Framing• Creative Matting• Dry Mounting• Shrink Wrapping• Prints & Posters fromour CataloguesCall KRISTA or ELAINE537-5131Mon-Fri 10-4:00or by appointment anytime18-tfnGulf IslandPicture Framing+ Pre-cut frames 81 mats• Custom, conservation &"you-frame-it"• Needlework• Shrink wrappingMon-Fri 9:30 - 4:30Across fromHarbour House HotelMARTIN OGILVIE537-2369PLUMBING &HEATINGISLANDPLUMBINGPlumbing, Pumps,Hot Water HeatingCOMMERCIALRESIDENTIALDERRICK BRAZIER537 5332Roy W. WheatleyPLUMBINGWater & Effluent PumpsSERVICE WORKA SPECIALTY537-2722Box 898, Ganges, B.C.44 tfrPlumbing& PumpsDAVID RAINSFORD653-4494 residence537-2013 shopPROPERTYMAINTENANCEGulf IslandsSeptic Ltd.Septic tank pump-outs.537-9353ROOFINGINSURANCECORPORATIONOf BRITISH COLUMBIACEDAR SHAKE & SHINGLEroofing, top quality/reasonablerates. 15 yearsexperience. Free estimates.Robert Walker. 537-9525.1392 11 ROOFINGROOFINGShake 'n' ShingleRE-ROOFNEWREPAIRS• Free estimate• 5- year warranty• could save $$$!RON CALBERY537-2084Serving all the Gulf Islandssince 1981Box 1187, Ganges44 tfnTOMVOLQUARDSENBox 385, Ganges, B.C.' 537-5188, VOS 1EOFigureheadsArchitectural CarvingsHandcarved Signs in Wood1TRUCKINGKEY PAWNTRUCKINGALL TYPES OFGRAVEL MATERIALLOUIS RENAUD - OWNER537-2329S. PALMTRUCKSERVICESLTD.Dump Truck"Road Gravel, Aggregates,Soil & Fill Sales.40-Ton Low Bed40-Foot FlatdeckBox 154, Ganges, B.C.VOS 1EO537-2471IV2 TON CUBE van for rent.Call Danny at 653-45775-alt-tfnRICK ANDREWSTRUCKINGHAULING ALL TYPESOF MATERIAL537-4603TV & RADIOSERVICETV-VCR-STEREOREPAIR SERVICELocal pick-up & deliveryAll makesIn-shop estimatesHours: Mon-Fri. 9-5J.P. - T.V.537-9811141 Salt Spring WayThe crash stops the car.What stops you?

Page B8 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 5,1989RecreationalVehicles21V2 VANGUARD motorhome.Dodge 73 360 automatic,roof, air, shower, oven. Newtires, new front end. $8,700.On Salt Spring. Vancouverpager 686-187226-31979 MOTORHOME, excellentcondition, loaded. Haseverything you need.$21,500. 653-9430.25-321 FT TRAVEL TRAILERKomfet Koach, good condition,' full bath, oven, canopy, pricedto sell. $5,990. 537-276426-3SWAP OR TRADE - 1980Dodge % ton pickup, verygood shape with 10'6"camper, fridge, stove, toilet,furnace for small 5th wheelup to 24 ft equal value. 537-2732. 26-31980 19V 2 FT TRAVELAIREmotorhome, dual wheels,new radial tires. Awning, TVaerial, 3-way fridge. Extralarge dining area makes into aqueen size bed. 2nd bedsleeps 2 in cab over. Smallbathroom with shower.49,000 Km. $21,000. Phone537-2466. 26-3TRIANGLE R.V. Centre offers"excellent highway exposurefor your consignment vehicle.Also, parts, service, propane,sani-station, and 24-hour car& R.V. Wash. Your completeR.V. Centre. Triangle HomesLtd., Sidney. Your first R.V.Centre off the ferry. 656-1122. DL5916. 44-tfnBOATS & MARINE 12018' GLASPAR, lockup cabin,70 HP Johnson, considersmall trade, or cash offer.537-2484. 25-315 HP HONDA outboard, used10 hours, (reason for sale:under power for boatintended), c/w InstalledTeleflex adapters, tank andtools, $2,300. 653-9412.25-314 FT. MIRRO-CRAFT deepfisherman with steeringwheel & cables. $ 1,100. 537-4328. 26-331 FT. KITMET trimaran. Coldmold epoxi 5 sail motorcomplete, need TLC, $11,500Harbours End Marina, SSI, orVancouver pager 686-187226-312 FT. SAILING DINGHY. Hasdamaged corlite hull. Wouldmake excellent mold forf ibreglas matching alum 20 ft.mast, boom, SS rigging,forged alum rudder, in excelcond. Ready to view.Alternative, am interested tobuy/rent boat or hull only, 12foot approx. 537-930627-321 FT. DAVIDSON$1,500,537-4443.Hull,26-3Diving services - hull cleaningwith full inspection, $3.00 perfoot — Moorings installed orinspected — Lake waterintakes installed or cleaned$50 per hour — Jack 537-5131 26-316 FT FIBREFORM 65 and 4HMerc's, fishing equipmentincl. Galvanized tilt trailer,$2,200. 537-2627.27-3ENTERPRISE SAILINGdinghy. F/G with aluminumspars and trailer. $1,000.537-9824. iBUILDING SUPPLIES 12511 BUILDING SUPPLIES 125FLOORINGOak & Maple 2WW T&G$2.25 sq.ft.Edge grain fir2V4"x%" and 3 1 /4"x%"$1.50 sq.ft.20,000 sq.ft. oak shorts$1.50 sq.ft.All guaranteed -excellent condition.Taking orders for anyflooring types.380-0538 or592-589526-26AUTOMOTIVENo money down O.A.C. Lease/buy any new/used truck or van.Deal direct with Factory Broker.Call Keith collect, (604)874-0778.D.6102.Active Auto Brokers, disposalagent lor Active Bailiff Services.Repossessions, estate, legals,cars, trucks, motorhomes, boats.Call Mr. Price (only), (604)434-1819. D5476.LANDROVER WANTED: Anymodel considered, preferably ingood running condition, also anyparts. Please call (Vancouver)925-1871.1981 Mazda 626 5-speed, sunroof,cruise control, power windows,AM/FM/Cassette. Excellentcondition. $5000O.B.O. CallSusan (604)732-1162 (Vancouver!BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESSTART YOUR OWN IMPORT/EXPORT business, even sparetime. No money or experience.Since 1946. Free brochure:Wade World Trade, c/o Cdn.Small Business Inst. Dept W1,1140 Bellamy Rd. N. #1, Scarborough,Ontario M1H 1H4.Vinyl sundeck waterproofingbusiness. You can earn $100,000and more even in a small marketarea. We provide training, tools,promotional material and startinginventory for only $5,000 (certainareas). Ready for immediate startand the season is perfect. ADSWeatherdek Canada Ltd., 457Banks Rd., Kelowna, BC, V1X6A2orf604)860-1200.ATTENTION MLM'ERS, EN­TREPRENEURS, OTHERS:More MONEY, Better LIFES­TYLE, NOT A "GET RICHQUICK' SCHEME. Call NOW foran IMPORTANT, 2 1/2 minuterecorded message. (604)792-9012.Wholesale distributor required forfood products to stores. Potentialincome $120,000-plus/year. Noexperience necessary, will train.Required inventory investment of$15,840. Phone (604)291-1187(Burnaby).A NEW BUSINESS OFFERINGDIRECT FROM MANUFAC­TURER! Highly successful inthe U.S. and Europe. Patented.Absolutely no competition.Now available In Canada. ALLCASH BUSINESS. Part-fullTime. HUGE PROFITS - NOSELLING as premium establishedaccounts are waiting.$11,600 required. To receiveInformation & lit. call our 24-hr.toll-free line and leave yourname, address & phone number.1-800-663-1641.Looking for something that's funto sell? We're seeking distributorsfor musical candles. Goodprofit for own business or fundraising.Call free 1-800-661-1878or (403)934-2280.For lease: Kamloops, B.C. Newquick lube building and registeredB.C. safety inspection station.Fully equipped. Located in busycomplex with good access andparking. Excellent business opportunity.For further informationcall Ivan at (604)828-0022.LUMBEROffering a complete line ofcedar lumber and sidingincluding: channel, S4S,T&G, post, beams.Also:— shorts & clears— split post & rails— sawdust & slabwood— custom milling— selective logging— mobile milling— log purchaseDELUXE CONTRACTINGMickey McLeod 537-5660Ken Soles 537-4513 2 Hnmm m ItKiJaaire? FOOD PRODUCTS 150WindsorPlywoodOPEN 8-56 DAYS A WEEKfor all yourbuilding needs.Locally owned & operated"WE PRIDE OURSELVESON SERVICE"WINDSORRainbow Rd. Ganges537-5564537-5565 4-*Hay for sale, excellentquality,$1.50 bale. 653-436426-3DRIFTWOODCLASSIFIEDS537-9933BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGThese Ads appear in the more than 90 Newpapers of the B.C. and Yukon Community Newspapers Associationand reach more than 1,400,000 homes and a potential two million readers.$159. for 25 vords ($3. per each additicnal word)BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESRopeal cash business opportunity.Well established internationalhaircare franchise is nowexpanding into your area. 79 locationsin Canada alone! We arelooking for local business-mindedpeople to join our team. Investmentapprox. $50,000. Seriousenquiries only please. Call LloydSmith at the Western CanadaRegional Centre, (604)435-0005now.Wouldn't you investigate a Franchiseopportunity if you knew that80% of all broken windshields arerepairable? II you knew that insurancecompanies support ourproduct resulting in no cost toinsured drivers? Call collect(403)248-2992.Want to be an owner operator?New and used trucks availablewith jobs. Anything of value takenon trade. Assistance in arrangingfinancing. Phone (604)378-4043or Russ, (604)378-4204; Don(604)378-4974; or Al, (604)378-2168. Pennask Truck & TrailerInc.BUSINESS PERSONALS6/49 - 5 cents a chance including"Loss Insurance"!! Licensed/registeredcompany wants players/distributors. Earn $798/week.Details, $1: Fortunomics, 315Montreal Slreet, Victoria, B.C.,V8V1Z6.XXX Fantasy. Mature adult products.Free full-color 31-pagecatalogue. Privacy & satisfactionguaranteed. Leeds, Ste. 1372,1124 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver,B.C.,V7M2H1.EDUCATIONPrivate Investigation: A careerthat is both challenging and rewarding.If you are seeking employmentor a new career youmight do well to consider being aResident Private Investigator inyour area. We are looking toexpand our network of investigatorsthroughout BC. We offer acomplete government-certifiedtraining package along with a 2-year period of supervision forqualifying candidates. (604)270-3216.EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY1973 Clark 667B Line Skidder,Clark 331 winch, Cummings V-6power, 40% rubber, $22,000.Phone Steve, (604)486-7767 or(604)486-7336.FOR SALE MISC.Lighting fixtures. Western Canada'slargest display. Wholesaleand retail. Free catalogue available.Norburn Lighting Centre,4600 East Hastings Street, Burnaby,BC V5C 2K5. Phone(604)299-0666.Large inventory of new and useddesks, 50 file cabinets, foldingtables, chairs, household furniture,craft supplies and antiques.Metrotown Liquidators, 5329 Imperial,Burnaby. (604)438-6629.WILD RICE - from producer toyou. No. 1 Northern Organic longgrain from our Wilderness Plantation.Specials, bulk or packaged.Aqualand, Box 306, La Ronge,Sask„S0J1L0.FOR SALE MISC.1989 GOVERNMENT CASHGRANTS NOW AVAILABLE!!1989 Edition listing provincial/federalgrants for businesses, farmers,students, seniors. $24.95cheque, credit card, C.O.D.Oakdale Publishing, #200, 4505 -101 St., Edmonton, AB, T6E5C6.(403)434-4444."Order by Mail" - Lovers' Toys,Sexy Novelties - $4 color catalogue.Love Nesl, 161 East 1stStreet, North Vancouver, B.C.,V7L1B2, (604)987-1175.TRAMPOLINES - 14-ft. diameter,Fun-Spot, $690. Money-backguarantee. Mail-order; join manywho've saved hundreds of dollars.Delivery $30. Call: TramposInc. Toll-free 1-800-387-6214 or(416)761-1822 (collect).Wonderful world of sheepskin.Seatcovers, cars, vans, trucks,motorbikes, bicycles. New Zealandwool and sheepskin mattresspads, and much, muchmore. 3292 Hwy. 97 North,Kelowna, B.C. Phone (604)765-2300.GARDENINGInterested in Greenhouse or HydroponicGardening? Greenhouses$195, Hydroponic Gardens$39, Halidos from $140.Over 2000 products in stock,super prices. Free catalogue.Call Toll-free 1-800-663-5619.Water Farms, 1244 SeymourStreet, Vancouver, BC V6B 3N9HELP WANTEDHousewives, mothers and interestedpersons needed immediatelyto sell toys and gifts for NationalHome Party Plan. No investment,deliveries or moneycollection. Call (519)258-7905.Forming/framing carpenters,foremen, leadhands, and rodmenwanted for hi-rise work in Vancouver,good pay and benefits.Steady work for experiencedtrades people. Phono (604)434-7146, leave message.HOT FASHION CAREER. Establishedmanufacturer of ladieswear looking for independentfashion consultants to do in-homefashion shows. A prime opportunityfo establish yourself on theground level. II you are a positive,self-motivated person, our superiorquality product sells itself.Call Jan, Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm,(604)521-4179.SALES DIRECTORS. We producea fabulous established lineof ladies wear for in-home sales.We need key people to develop anetwork of independent fashionconsultants in all regions of Canada.We offer great incentive w/our multi-level marketing plan. Doyou possess leadership ability &have a list of dependable contacts?Then you are already onyour way to the top! Call Jan,Mon-Fri, 9-5pm, (604)521-4179.START TODAY! Exciting fashions!Independence! Flexibility!Extra money! A free sample line!Call us collect: (416)632-9090/(416)827-2660. MA CHERIEHome Fashion Shows, Est. 1975.HELP WANTEDNURSESI NURSESI!NURSES!!! Princeton GeneralHospital seeks Team Players inCaring! We are a 20 bed AcuteCare and 10 bed Extended Carefacility located in the scenic SimilkameenValley. Salary accordingto BCNU contract, accomodationsubsidized. Inquire: Directorof Nursing, Princeton GeneralHospital, Box 610, Princeton, BC,VOX 1W0, (604)295-3233.Overseas positions. Hundreds oftop-paying positions. All occupations.Attractive benefits. Freedetails. Overseas EmploymentServices, Dept. CA, Box 460,Mount Royal, Quebec, H3P 3C7Singles/couples. Complete government-approvedBuilding ManagersCorrespondence Certificatecourse for apts./condos/t'hses/mini-slorage. GuaranteedPlacement Assistance. RMTI,901-700 W. Pender, Vancouver,BC.V6C1G8; (604)681-5456.Editor required by award-winningweekly newspaper located 120miles east of Edmonton. Positionstarts October 1, 1989. Personmust have the capabilities tohandle a newsroom of three reporters,including layout and photography.Senior position in companywith salary to match for theright person. Excellent benefitpackage. Resumes to:Wainwright Star Chronicle, Box1768, Wainwright, AB, T0B 4P0.Optical Manager. ExperiencedOptician for managing WilliamsLake store. Competitive salaryand benefits. Send resume andreferences immediately to Box340, 188 North 1st Avenue, WilliamsLake, B.C.Two full time positions: experiencedPartsperson and experiencedMarine Mechanic. Mercury/Mercruiserexperience preferredbut not essential. Sendresume to: Box 50, Powell RiverNews, Powell River, B.C., V8A2C3.Director of care required for 40-bed Intermediate Health Carefacility. Psycho-geriatrics and/orGerontology an asset. Pleasesubmit before July 24/89 to Administrator,Pioneer Villa, Box969,Creston, B.C..V0B1G0HIND THAT SPECIAL EM­PLOYEE -- SEARCH THEPROVINCE WITH A BLANKETCLASSIFIED AD!Kelowna needs qualified persons.Journeyman Auto Mechanic,experienced in all types of repairs.Autobody Collision Repairman,knowledge of frame equipment onnew unibody vehicles. KelownaPerformance Centre, 2407 Hwy97N, Kelowna, V1X4J2.Journeyman Mechanic and thirdyearC.T.Apprentice required byRentway Canada Truck Leasing.Successful candidates must beexperienced in general truck repairs.Wage/benefit package dependingon experience. ContactM. Graham, 2440 Shell Rd.,Richmond. (604)276-8887.MOBILEMARKETLighten up your lifewith ourSALAD FIXIN'SOPEN MON thru SATon Ganges waterfront.HELP WANTEDLooking for a career opportunitywith outstanding growth potential?Western Canada's fastestgrowingnewspaper chain, CaribooPress, is looking for an AdvertisingSales Representativefor their Williams Lake division.Previous experience in newspaperadvertising sales an asset butnot essential. The successfulapplicant will be a highly motivatedteam player with goodcommunication skills. Excellentopportunities for advancementwith over 30 newspapers andgrowing. Send your resume inconfidence to Gary Crosina, Publisher,Williams Lake Tribune, 188North First Ave., Williams Lake,B.C., V2G 1Y8.PERSONALPEN PAL CLUB!!! 200,000members of all ages in 153 countries.Send S.A.S.E. for details.International Pen Friends, Box6261, Station D, Calgary, AB. T2P2C8.Pin collectors! We're having agreat time trading and communicatingacross Canada. Join thefun! Write Pin Pals, P.O. Box 9,Whonnock, B.C., VOM ISO-REAL ESTATEFREE booklet. Concrete or woodfor your basement? Before youdecide get all the facts. Call:Foundation Focus, 1-800-663-7774.SERVICESICBC Injury Claims? Call DaleCarr-Harris - 20 years a trial lawyerwith five years medical schoolbefore law. 0-669-4922 (Vancouver).Experienced in head injuryand other major claims. Percentagefees available.Major ICBC and injury claims.Joel A. Werner, trial lawyer for 21years. Call collect, 736-5500Vancouver. If no recovery, nofee. No Yukon enquiries.Divorce? No consent of spouseor court appearance. Just 5-15weeks. $69.95 plus costs. Freeliterature with appointment.Same syslem since 1970. Asheard on CKNW. Divorcervice,#201,1252 Burrard, Vancouver.(604)687-2900.Canada Agricultural EmploymentServices frequently seeks peoplefor well paid agricultural work inB.C. Interior. Call (604)546-9626or write Box 129, Armstrong,B.CV0E1B0.WIG CLUB. Join thousands ofsatisfied customers. Buy wigs atwholesale prices. From $39.95.Shop by catalogue and save. ForFREE catalogue call TOLL FREE1-800-268-2242.SUMMERCAMPSCamp Narnla, beautifully situated,Saltspring Island, offersunique rural environment, farmanimals, archery, orienteering,canoeing, swimming, pottery,painting & more. 6-12 years, coed,10-day sessions, non-denominational.(604)653-4364.

Wednesday, July 5,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B9FOOD PRODUCTS 150 | | FOOD PRODUCTS 150 | | MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEOUSTHE CAPTAIN'SCUPBOARDdown at theFulford MarinaNEW: DELI SALADSTaste onelOn special this week:BLACK FOREST HAM$4.29/lb.Fresh Fish Fridaysafter 2NEW HOURS:OPEN DAILY 9-9Same Captain - New Crew653-4420Lu Lu'sNOW OPEN FOR BREAKFASTat 8:00 Mon thru SatOpen til 7:30 Mon thru ThursOpen Fri & Sat til midniteClosed SundaysCome by and check us out.Mexican FoodFresh Salads & DessertsCappucinoIce Cream. ,FREE DELIVERY FRIDAY andSaturday 5 pm - 9 pm. DJ'SPIZZA. 537-4414.iSalt SpringfetufbworkgOrganic cherriesnow in!Pre-orders taken now.All our produce is— ORGANIC —First Aid homeopathicmedicine kit on display.Natural remedies foreveryday ailments andminor injuries.537-2325iFeaturing:THE DELI PICNIC LUNCH$4.95Want to makesupper simpler?Try ourFISH & CHIPS(We use low cholesterolcooking oil in our deep fryer)For DESSERT...Choose one of our delicioushome-made pies:APPLE, BLACKBERRY,or LEMONOur TAKE-OUT WINDOW isnow open for yourconvenience.THE DELISHOPPE537-4344HOURS:DELI:9:30-5:30 Mon-Sat10-3 SundaysTake-Out Window:8 am - 7 pm Mon-Sat10 am - 5 pm SundaysOh-what a ^feeling! ^JLIVE CRABM.V. WELBURY BAYSat. a.m. — Gov't Dock537-9673FURNITUREAMNESTY INTERNATIONAL(Salt Spring) has been given achesterfield. Full size, highback, rust coloured, almostnew, cost $1,200 new. Bestoffer, proceeds to Amnesty.Phone 537-4347.26-3GARAGE SALES 160"YES" WE ARE moving."Yes" we are having a garagesale and "Yes" it is a dandylNo early birds pleaselSaturday, July 8th, 9 am - 12noon. 142 Woodland Drive. *Canoe and small outboardmotor * Chain saw * Almondcoloured fridge, 10 cu ft(immac) * Lots of householditems, gardening tools etc. *23' trailer will be open forviewing. Phone 537-5849.SAT/SUN, July 8 & 9, 9:30 am- 3 pm. Assortment of items.160 Lakeview Cres.GIANT MULTI-FAMILYgarage sale, Sat July 8,10am674 Lower Ganges Rd(opposite Golf Course).Electric range, kitchencupboards, chairs, beds, toolsand much more.MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALESALT SPRING SHEEPSKINS.Great gift for all ages andoccasions. Rugs, slippers,bike seat covers and babybooties. Available WaterfrontGallery, Artcraft, or 537-5450. 25-4CHESTERFIELD & CHAIR,$100; Chesterfield, $50;4'x2' acrylic skylight, $50;Children's bikes. 537-4443.25-3OIL STORAGE TANK withstand. Berkley garbageburner, $25 each. 653-4353.27-3TRADE MY standard sizewasher and dryer for apt. sizewasher and dryer or sell$100. 537-4293. \HERITAGE BOUTIQUE allcrystal stemware 30% off. "Agreat wedding gift." GracePoint Square.i^GOLF CART AND BAG, PlayDay model $25. Fishing rodscomplete, one brand new,one slightly used, $25 and$20, extra tackle free.Badminton rackets andpresses one Slazenger, oneCampbell, fiberglass shafts,$15 and $10 ea. Car-top rack,adjustable, $10. McCullochchain saw, 20" bar, 3 extrachains free $40. Fireplacegrate 18"x14", $5. 537-2698. J_ELECTRIC FENCE c/w wireand insulators, $40. Threecamp stoves, $10, $7, $4.New mixed nails, 40C lb.Alarm system $100. Chainsaw 16" $200. Fire screentools $30. 537-4337. 1COMPUTER — CORONAportable PC, system unit andmonitor one piece, detachablekeyboard, 640 K, IBMcompatible, super resolutiongraphics, with manuals.Asking $900 obo. DonnaRegen, 537-2845.i_17 CU.FT. COLD SPOT frostfree fridge, $350. 537-2007.27-330" Moffatt electric countertopstove with separate oven,$150. 537-4452 26-3AIRLINE TICKET for femalefrom Vane, to Montrealleaving 5 July 89, returning 2Aug. 89. $300. After 4 pm:537-5876. 2i-tfnANTIQUE OAK corner cabinetand school desk. Also kingsize futon. 537-9950.26-3FOR SALESSI LAMB —order nowdirectfrom farm, 653-4352 20-nn70 SQ. YDS. CARPET $250firm. Solid wood door andbeam powerhead for centralvac. 653-9236. 26-3DELTA VARIABLE SPEEDwood lathe, 10 chisels, 2faceplates, 2 tool rests,$1,200; flagging equipment,2 plate tampers. 537-2184.26-310 SHELF BERRON fooddehydrator - $150; 6 footglass display cabinet withlights - $300; 15 departmentcomputerized TEC-MA 136-102 cash register - $500.Phone 537-9858.26-3LAWN MOWER Toro reel 30"8 hp Briggs and Stratton,$200; 5-ton Marpole 2 spdhand winch, as new $160;Cold-Spot fridge, 15 cu.ft.self-defrosting, green, $250.537-2277 after 6 pm.26-3HITACHI JOINTER PLANER$1,800 firm. Leaded glassdoor 36"x78" $120. 537-9648 evenings best.26-2LARGE SIZE DOG CAGE withtray, used once, $50. Skilcircular saw, like new, 10amp motor, 5200 rpm, $40.537-2210. 26-3Clean fill suitable for septicfield or general purpose. 6yard minimum. 653-452026-3AVONShop at homeCall CHRISTINAFor your personal consultation653-9566 24. 6BARCLAY'SEXCHANGELargest selection &best prices ofnew 81 used toolsin Victoria.Buy - Sell - Trade2111 Douglas St., Victoria381-4466FILL GRAVEL$2 45 per yardPlus Delivery537-2471 «.Arts & CraftsFULFORD HARBOURNow Open 7 Days a Week10:30 - 5 :3015-tfnWHOLESALE SHOPPING?Are you buying yourplumbing, wiring & buildinghardware for your house froman off-island "wholesaler"?If so, you may be surprised tolearn that Gulf stream ProHardware can often matchthese prices, as well as supplyhelpful hints and on-islanddelivery.We can supply anything fromluxury tubs to doorknobs.Bring us your list and let usgive you a package price.GULFSTREAMPRO HARDWARE 8-tfnFOR SALEDouble size beds with box andmattress $50 each.537-4145.1165|l FOR SALEQUALITYTOPSOIL& BARK MULCH537-561322-6FRASER'STHIMBLE FARMS175 Arbutus Rd. A/ft537-5788 4?7 DAYS A WEEK ~ \ g ^10 am-4:30 pm ^WE GIVEPERSONALIZED SERVICE20% offall bedding plants,baskets, shrubs& perennials50% offherbsSale ends JULY 9th^SOUTHEYFRASERS £\V>V^P0INTTHIMBLE V\Yj ~^"\FARMS ytJe-s r\ /-v\185 ArbutusI * V * / TyO^"^TOP SOIL653-4520CASH AND CARRY PRICEDIQUALITY USED \Michelin 165 SR15 I$50/pr.BF GOODRICH Radial T/AP215 70R14$70/prSales or RepairsCall RON, 7 days a weekl537-9383 or/>r 537-9344Pre-Owned Home Furnishingsand Accessories. Lotsof dishes, housewares, giftware,books, records, toolsand hardware items. Greatselection at Summer SizzlinPrices now atBuy & Save9818 4th St.SidneyThousands of items on sale,you should allow yourselfan hour toBrowse, Buy and Save.MISCELLANEOUSWANTEDWANTED TO RENT: A car for4 weeks July 15 - Aug 13.Willing to pay insurance andrental fee. Please call: JanineHopkins collect (807) 767-0579. 25-3BUYING COPPER, BRONZE,brass. Phoenix Art Foundry.653-4272 22-tfnTOY TRAIN SET wanted for 5year old boy. 1-922-8079(Vancouver). 27-3WANTED: One stove oil tankin good condition. 110 gal.Phone Gordon at 537-2033evenings. 1WANTED: old towels forbrand new car wash. Ph.537-4423 or drop off at IslandCar Wash, 270 Park Drive.1MISCELLANEOUSWANTEDWe buy furniture, antiques,collectibles, odds 'n' ends,tools, strange and wonderfulcuriosities, and much, muchmore.THE GREAT GANGESJUNK CO.537-4421DISCOVERY TOYSSUMMER SALEMMany of Discovery Toys areon sale until August 15thwhile quantities last. A few ofthese toys will be discontinuedafter this time, so don't be disappointedand take advantageof this wonderful sale.Remember, if you host a partyyou can receive toys free! Formore information and to viewtoys - please callBEVERLEE at 537-939727-5HOUSES FOR RENT 5102 BR HOUSE and tipi, nearbeach, golf and Ganges.Sunny and quiet. July 17th toAug 22nd. 537-5066. 12 BEDROOM executivewaterfront home, sleeps 4,fully equipped, mature adultsonly, non-smokers, July/Aug$600/wk. Ph. Peter 537-4529. 26-tfn2 BEDROOM COTTAGE - fullyequipped, private andsecluded spot with ownbeach, warm swimming.Available dates in July andAugust. Tel. 537-5268.26-2HOUSE AVAILABLE Aug 1 St.Reply with references to:Dept "W", Driftwood, Box250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO.26-3LAKEFRONT COTTAGE,sunny, private deck, perfectfor swimming, boating etc.Adults only please. $350 wk.537-5681,254-2534.25-3SUMMER VACATION home,Village Bay, Mayne, by theweek. Beginning July 3. Verysunny. Walk to ferry, 2bedroom, 2 bathroom,sundeck and patio. Childrenwelcome. N/S, no petsplease. Book before July 1.$500/week. 539-2769.25-3WATERFRONT: Fridge/stoveTtelevision, stereo, microwave.Weekly: $360. Nightly:$65. Adult oriented. 653-4466. 25-3Large 2 BR home, sunnylocation, short walk to familybeach, corner store,restaurant, pub, andVesuvius ferry. 2 week min,all found. $550 per week. Nopets. 537-508825-3•GANGES HARBOUR VIEW*GANGES APARTMENTSCrofton RoadBachelor 1 & 2 BR suitesSeniors - no children or pets.Contact A. P. Lloyd,537-2670 or 537-215722-tfnGRACE POINT waterfronttownhouse, 2V2 bedrooms,2Vi bathrooms, all appliances,fireplace, sunken I'room,garage. 1 year lease,available immediately. Ph.Peter 537-4529. Salt SpringProperty Management.BY DAY, WEEKEND, week ormonth. 25' trailer in park-likesetting. Vi mile from beachand dock. N/S, N/D. AvailableJuly, August, Sept. Call537-9769.26-33 BR MAUVIEW DRIVE, availAug 1 st, non-smoker, no pets.Children welcome. $550month. 537-9592.26-3•COMMERCIALSPACE FOR RENT 513FOR RENT/LEASE - do yourequire commercial space inGanges and have a relativelylow traffic flow? Availableabove Pharmasave are 2000sq. ft. of easily divided area.Rent part of it or all of it. Warmin winter, cool in summer.Great harbour/park view.Contact Santy Fuoco 537-5577 i-tfnWANTEDTO RENTRELIABLE WOMAN lookingfor apartment or house nearGanges. Reasonable rent.Please phone 537-5138 or537-9909 (message). t_RELIABLE WORKING MALE,N.S. requires cabin/houseAugust 1, consider housesharing. John Herbertevenings 537-5163, work537-5531, references.27-3SENIOR WIDOW wishes tolease 2 bedroomed housewith small garden, in goodcondition, garage, fireplace,appliances. Minimum 1 year.Excellent references. Reply toDept "U" Driftwood, P.O. Box250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0.26-3B.C. FERRY CAPTAINrequires furnished accommodation:room with kitchenprivileges or furnished suite,N/S, N/D, reliable long term.758-1620 or 537-2422(message). 26-3SALT SPRING accommodationfor visiting doctor July22 - August 11. Call JanMacPhail 537-5232 or 537-4068. 26-3Help — Wanted to rent orhouse-sit 2-3 bedroomhouse, August 1 . Veryreliable couple - will care forproperty as own. 1-536-1441collect. 25-3R.D.PROPERTYMANAGEMENT— Residential Properties —— Commercial Properties —— Vacant Land Rentals —9 yrs experience in propertymanagement on Salt SpringIsland."Let me handle your rentalproblems"DENNIS ANDREWS537-5411RR2, 199 Saltspring Way,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EOSalt Spring PropertyManagement* RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ** PROPERTY WATCH *The Economical andReliable ChoicePETER JACQUESTBox 1012, Ganges537-452944-tfnREAL ESTATEFOR SALESUNSET DRIVE 180°unobstructed view, SWexposure, 0.5 acre servicedlot, by owner, $69,900. 1-987-8282. 20-11MORNINGSIDE DRIVE,Fulford, 1.6 acre secluded lot,minutes from ferry. Sign onproperty, $60,000. 1 -386-0580 (Victoria). 27-35 ACRES, partly cleared andfenced. Beaver Point area.537-4557. 27-32 ACRES, Beaver Point areawith 1 BR cottage and fencedbarn, $78,000. Phone eves,653-4557. 2^3MORNINGSIDE DRIVE,Fulford, 1.6 acre, secludedlot, minutes from ferry. Signon property, $60,000. 1 -386-0580 (Victoria). 26-3*m MRrr' IS A FACToruFeI Support Your Lung Association

Page B10 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 5,1989REAL ESTATEFOR SALE 520SELLER'SMARKET.LISTINGS NEEDED!The market is alive!!I have sold most of myinventory and havequalified purchaserswaiting for all types ofproperty.Call now for a marketanalysis of your home orproperty.Maximize your profits ...list now on this seller'smarket!Paul GreenbaumNRS Diamond Club537-5064 24 hrs.NRS REALTY LTD.FAX 537-9797REAL ESTATEWANTED 525LOT AND/OR HOUSE onNorth Salt Spring. Pleasewrite Dept "S", Driftwood,Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS1EO. Cash and no agents.26-3TOO LATE TO CLASSIFYFREEMoving — female spayed 3year old black lab, needs goodhome, excellent withchildren. 943-9761 (home),434-4738 (work). (Delta). 1AUTOS'70 Pontiac Acadian, 6 cyl, 4dr automatic, new paint,battery, fuel pump, runs well.$1,200 obo. 537-2615 1FREEHELPI 3 kittens, adorable andfluffy. Must find a home or goto SPCA. 537-9495 27-3| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY || TOO LATE TO CLASSIFYFOR SALEGreat sailboatfor $500.13'6"real well made, new sails(main jib) a little bigger than aLazer and more fun. 653-9593 IFOR SALEWoodstove insert like new$200; Single box spring andmattress, fair condition $10;Men's 5 spd Apollo bike $40;2 matching colonial walllamps $30; 537-5709 iFOR SALEStereo 3 component Marantzand Teac equipment. Steal at$250. Partner chainsaw 18"$250. 537-450127-3BOATS4 Horse Johnson OB. $350.537-4501 27-3AUTOS'87 Mercury Topaz GS,absolutely loaded, candyapple red, 48,000 Km left onfull warranty package.Moving, must sell, $9,000obo. 537-4501. 27-3BIRTHBorn Canada Day Al & Ronniea boy. Andrew RichmondBlack. New brother forMelissa and Justin. Specialthanks to Dr. Heaton, GailGillian and staff at the LadyMinto. ]^FOR SALE21' Skipper trailer, selfcontained but needs work$500; double bed $35, willtrade chest freezer as partpayment for western saddle.Phone 653-4386iNOTICEFinally ... summer hours atDagwood's Cafe!! Open till 9pm daily. Licensed, take out.537-9323 1GARAGE SALESat, July 8. Household items,folding closet doors, singlebed, clothing, records, books,lots more. Old cast ironcookstove $70 and "EstateOak" wood heater $500. 660Rainbow Rd, 9-1. No earlybirds. 1WORK WANTEDBuilder/carpenter recentlymoved to S.S. No job toocomplicated or too simple.$15 per hour. Ready to startwork now. Leave messageAlan 653-4319»_FIREWOODU pick up; cut, split, stacked tomeasure; $50 per cord. Freeall you want kindling materialwith every order. Leavemessage, Alan 653-4319iGARAGE SALEHousehold goods, propanestove and fridge, bathtub, 2wood stoves, clothes, books,toys, etc. July 8, 9 am to 1 pm.981 Fulford-Ganges Rd. iHELP WANTEDBooth Bay Resort is nowaccepting applications forhousekeepers, kitchen helpand for a mature caretakerwith references. Apply inperson only for all positions.1FOUNDKey by Reid Road. Claim atDriftwood office.J_WANTEDUmbrella clothes line,dressers. Please phone VickiMiller at 537-9481. i_FOR SALESuper single waterbed, semimotionless,1 yr old, goodcond, bookcase head board,leather siderails, $225 obo.Solina electric organ, 2keyboard and base pedals$225 obo. 537-5002. iFOUNDGrade Six Strathconacampersl If you lost or leftanything at Strathcona Park,please come to the Farmers'Market July 8,10-12 to checkout the clothes that were leftbehind.J_NOTICETo the thief who stole my 2huge hanging baskets of ivygeraniums — 1 hot pink, oneorange-red ($45 each!) fromFlowers and Wine onSaturday night — they need alot of water and directsunlight. 27-2FOR RENT24' Trailer at St. Mary Lake,Le Page Rd. For working man,$280. John 537-5983 or255-7496. 27-3FREEFree hay for the cutting,approx 70 bales. 537-21831LOSTTaken from Sweet Arts Cafe,Mexican hat with snakeskinband. Great sentimentalvalue. Please return toJonathan Yardley's office.Rainbow Rd. No questionsasked. This hat is marked — ifwe see it downtown, lookout 11iHELP WANTEDWoman with 18 ft power boatwants skipper for occasionalday cruises. Must be strongand with some knowledge ofoutboards. 537-2527. 1FREE2 - 1-month-old male goats.537-4156. IFOR RENTBachelor suite, top of house,$290 + utilities. Available 1 stSeptember. 537-4156. 1RV VEHICLES1968 Scamper 195 traileravailable in September onNorth End. 2-way fridge,stove, heater, shower andtoilet, good condition, $2,500obo. Call 922-8979 (pm).27-3FOR RENTA new 2 bedroom house, 2bathrooms $600 month +utilities. Avail Sept 1. 537-4156. IFOR RENTNew 2 BR home, $650 permo. No-smoking, no pets,adults only. 537-5168 1NOTICEDrummond Park playgroundusers concerned about safetyand interested in playgrounddesign ... Come to a meetingThurs July 8th, 2 pm inDrummond Park. Sponsoredby Parents for Playgrounds.Call 537-9971 for furtherinformation. 1COMING EVENT"Power Lunch" with SaltSpring Speakers, Monday,July 10, noon at the HarbourHouse. Let's stay in touchover the summerl Newcomers:this is your chance to get toknow us and ask questions inan informal setting. Info:Anne or Catherine, 537-9933days.iFOR RENTA new 3 bedroom house with3 bathrooms, $700 month +utilities. Available Sept 1.537-4156. 1NOTICEACOA potluck meetingtonight July 5, 6 pm at theCommunity Centre. All pastparticipants welcome. 1WANTEDHome for bright, energetic 7month old male border Colliew/shots, licence and papers,farm home preferred. PhoneGerry or Trudy 653-4615 1HELP WANTEDWanted: Help for car wash.Ph. 537-4423 1WANTED TO RENTYoung couple, no pets, nochildren, relocating to jobs onSSI, seeking reasonablypriced house prior to Aug1/89. Please leave message537-2716 evenings or phone1-652-3950 27-3DEATHSDARLING, Dean Douglas,aged 97 years on July 1st atGreenwoods, Salt SpringIsland. Formerly of Vancouver,he was predeceased in 1979by his beloved wife Lillian.Survived by his loving sonDouglas and his wifeKathleen, grandchildrenDean and Jane and herhusband Dennis Campbell,great granddaughtersShannon and Melissa.Funeral service at St. Mark'sAnglican Church, Gangeswith Bishop Barry Valentineofficiating. Cremation. In lieuof flowers donations to theHeart Fund please. GOOD­MAN-JONES funeral home,Ganges, in care of arrangements.1GARAGE SALEKayaks, 4x4 P/U ramp trucktires and wheels enginestrans. Books misc, July 8th,9th. 1449 Fulford Ganges Rd.653-9549. 1HELP WANTEDApplications are beingaccepted at Hastings Housefor the position of full-timedishwasher. Please applydaily 10 am to 4 pm. iFOR RENT1 bedroom 600 sq.ft. house,self contained, washer-dryer,stove, fridge, furnished orunfurnished. N.S., N.D. only,close to town, quiet. $400 permonth plus utilities. 537-2642 IFOR SALEShortbox pickup canopy74x76, good shape $75; 1pocket door frame, fits 1 %",2-3 foot door $20; 1 newvented white metal bifolddoor (81x30 opening) $20; 2bunk beds for kids, goodshape $30; 1 dressing tablemirror $5; 4 bags cement $15each; kid's dresser/desk $ 15;Phone 537-2191 1NOTICESGulf Islands NDP Club startstheir monthly "Bring andBuy" table in the Farmers'Market, Sat, 15 July. Saveyour "oldies but goodies" forthat morning sale. 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Wednesday, July 5,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B11CongratulationsOn behalf of the CanadianUnion of Public Employees, Local788, the support staff of SchoolDistrict 64 (Gulf Islands), we wishto congratulate the recipient of the$500 C.U.P.E. bursary from thisyear's graduating class, RoderickShoolbraid.We take this opportunity ofwishing all the graduates our verybest wishes for their future.DOROTHY KYLE,President.ConcernsWe would like to thank Dr.Borsman for his public recognitionof the work done by Parentsfor Playgrounds.And, yes, we have some concernsregarding the fencing for theSeawalk. We have sent the followinglist to both the Parks andRecreation Commission and thedesign committee for the Seawalkvia Mr. Stepaniuk. We agree thatthe Seawalk is not a playground,but note that it still will be apublic "park" which must identifysafety needs of all its users.The following points identifyour concerns:* The fencing structure choseninvites children of the youngestwalking age to climb on the bottomrung;* Li case of an accident, thereis no accessible route for anyoneto rescue a fallen child;* The rocks below thewalkway multiply the dangers ofsomeone falling;* Especially in wet weather,and with age, the wood walkwaybecomes increasingly slippery,* If the walkway is to be considereda "park," we feel theRecreation Commission hasdemonstrated similar concern forthe Centennial Park walkway,which we commend and appreciate;* Although parents must takeresponsibility for their children atall times, we feel that:a) an "accident" means thatdue care is being taken. What wewould like to see reduced is thelikelihood of an accident takingplace.b) if the walk is a park, littleenjoyment will be affordedparents who must nervously hangon to their child to preventmishap.c) the walkway is in a publicshopping area where precautionarymeasures (such as on a wharfwhere children often wearlifejackets) would not be practical.d) visiting families to the islandwill not anticipate the danger.According to Dr. Borsman'sletter, the CRD might be assumingresponsibility for Seawalk liabilityat a future date. In case of an accident,we wonder who is responsiblein the interim? We alsonoticed that other letters in lastweek's paper expressed a similarmessage to those listed above. Wehope that these messages help leadto safety decisions for our childrenand not get sidetracked due to"costs."DEBBIE MAGNUSSON,\ orYarente ^oT"P\aygTovmAs.Sitting duckThere are those who believethat governments, no matter whattheir political shade, are becomingincapable of meeting the expecta­more letterstions of the people and protectingthe limited resources upon whichall life is dependent.It seems that too many people,too many demands for food,water, and shelter, too much wasteand destruction, have combined tobring Nature to its knees and toconfound traditional politicalstructures designed to servehuman needs.One could question whether"good government" could copewith the changes taking place,even if it did exist. Unfortunately,there have been notable failures ingovernments' ability to serve us,for a multitude of reasons. Noneed to recount the many lacks;foresight, integrity, honesty, intelligence,and plain old ability. It'san endless list.I wonder, too, if the rate ofchange for the worse is simplybeyond the capability of governmentsto anticipate, respond andreact. Increasingly, governmenttends to turn responsibility forproblems back to the people,pleading something akin to insolvency.As students, we were told thatone of the important aspects of thedemocratic process was its unhurriedapproach to dealing withmajor issues. There was time, itwas said, for all points of view tobe heard and evaluated. Well, thatmay be theoretically true, but howeffective and appropriate is such aprocess, now, in times when theworld, aided and abetted by misdirected,special-interestdevelopers and multinationals, isheaded down a very slippery slopeto ecological and environmentaldestruction, with unheard ofspeed.Whether it be in the Amazonrain forests, the cities, or on smallislands such as Salt Spring, thegrey eminence of the developerand multinational is a part of theoverall scenario. Despite the adverseeffects of many so-called"developments," developers haveconsistently fine-tuned their lessthan-noblemethods, for increasingtheir monetary eain. toextremely high levels of ingenuity.The limits of legality,morality and ethics are stretched,in this arena, as perhaps nowhereelse.As for Salt Spring Island, itmay well be that we cannot ultimatelyavoid what is clearly aworldwide phenomenon. For example,our fresh water drinkingsupplies — lakes, watersheds,aquifers — are not unlimited, andare in clear danger of extensivepollution. We are, presently, evenunable to safely dispose of ourtoxic and household waste, in acceptableways.Forest clear-cutting continuesat a relentless rate. Dollar-hungrymultinationals still control muchof our island's forest and mineralresources. We still lack adequate,effective, political means, provinciallyand island-wide, to protectus from developmental and environmentaldesecration.Surely, when developers,tourist operators, speculators, andgovernments send out veiled messages,we should, as individuals,mote crceiwiVsj ^e\^J\.\iv

PageB12 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 5,1989Afro-Nicaraguan reggaegroup Soul Vibes will performfor Festival of the Arts on Fridayat the Activity Centre. Group'saim is to create music that reflectsthe present day culture ofNicaragua's black population.Their songs are mainly in CreoleEnglish, with some Spanish andSwahili. The band has recentlylaunched its first album, entitledOne Destiny.Photo by Totoy Rocamora/^S 2Seafood atVesuvius Bay...SEASIDEKITCHENLunch Specials from 11:30Dinner Specials from 5-8 pm537-2249* LICENSEDFestival brings three acts this weekThe arts on Salt Spring willthrive this week, as the annual Festivalof the Arts brings three differentacts to the island.Running July 6, 7 and 8 at OffCentre Stage is a "warm and witty"one-woman show, written byaward-winning Canadianplaywright Joan MacLeod.Jewel, MacLeod's first play, isdescribed as "down to earth,moving and surprisingly funny."Salt of the Earth Productions ispresenting the play, which has beenperformed across Canada.Victoria-based actress MaryScott Watson plays the part of ayoung woman whose husband wasa victim of the Ocean Ranger oil rigdisaster off the coast of Newfoundlandin 1982.The play is directed by SaltSpring Islander Yvonne Adalian.Tickets are available for $6 at etcetera and the show begins at 8:30pm.)n July 7 islanders will have theopportunity to hear the the performanceof Soul Vibrations — thefirst Afro-Nicaraguan reggaegroup.Festival organizers have expressedgreat enthusiasm over SoulVibes, which incorporatesrhythms, expressions and themesfrom Nicaraguan culture. Theeight-member band has recentlylaunched its first album, entitledOne Destiny.The performance is scheduledfor an 8:30 start at the ActivityCentre. Tickets — $8 — are availableat et cetera.The entire family will enjoy theperformance of Mimic Sole, slatedfor July 9 at the Activity Centre.Mimic Sole combines the skillsof the circus artist and musicianwith the theatre of the Europeanclown.Jim Jackson — "Sole" — hasachieved international acclaim as amime/clown in the theatre and circus.Michael Stanwood — TheDream Maker — plays numerousinstruments, but is considered a virtuosoon the autoharp.Together, their performance illustratescircus as metaphor and extendsthe role of clown to storytellerand dramatist. Show begins at 7:30pm; tickets are available for $3(children) and $6 (adults) at etcetera.ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BR. 92Friday SupperJULY 7:ROAST BEEF6 pm — Members & Guests Welcome — $7MEAT DRAWS EVERY SAT. FROM 3-5:30Acres of freeparking!Tired of looking for a place to park in Ganges?There's always a place to park it at Booth Bay.The Bay Window RestaurantLICENSED OCEANFRONT DININGDINNER: Wed. thru Sun. from 5 pmLUNCHEON: Group lunches by requestSUNDAY BRUNCH: 11 am-2 pm537-5651375 Baker RoadReservations encouraged but not required.Mimic Sole offers family entertainment Sunday(WSWWS INNSat. & Sun., July 8 & 9:TOM, SUE & GARY TOO!Coming soon (July 16) VALDYChe Inn KitchenOpen Mon.-Sat. 11:30-9Sunday 11:30-8COME AND TRYOUR RIBS!537-2312W'fc-C

At Off Centre StageRecording artist David Essig to performDavid EssigIf you think Mississippi JohnHurt and Carl Jung have little incommon, then you have not yet metDavid Essig.On Wednesday, July 19, SaltSpring will have the opportunity tomeet this Canadian composer,musician and record producer whenhe travels to Off Centre Stage toperform.Essig has earned an internationalreputation for his modern interpretationsof traditional music:bluegrass, country and the bluesmake up his musical roots.Today, however, Essig's workis also linked to jazz and contemporarysounds, and most recently,to the music of Asia. Essig haslearned to perform on the kayagum— the 12-string zither of ancientorigin. In 1987, he studied in Koreawith Professor Hwang Byung-Ki,the father of modern kayagum compositionand performance. Lastyear, he recorded Morning Calm, acollection of new music for guitarand kayagum. This marked his firstcompact disc release, and ninthalbum.Aside from travelling acrossCanada, Europe and Asia to perform,Essig is the founder of WoodshedRecords. As a recordproducer, he has almost 40 albumsto his credit. Essig has also been afrequent guest on Morningside,Arts National and The Entertainers,and past host and writer forthe CBC's Six Days on The Road.In 1980, Essig received a oneyeargrant from the Canada Councilto study a Jungian interpretation ofmusical improvisation. The resultwas his landmark double album ofOpens tomorrow at GangesPlay based on drill rig tragedyThe Joan MacLeod play Jewel, some excerpts ofwhich were read by the author at Ganges recently,opens tomorrow (Thursday) at Off Centre Stage.Mary Scott Watson plays the part of Marjorie in theone-woman show, directed by Yvonne Adalian andstaged as one of this month's Festival of the Arts offerings.Watson studied theatre arts at David ThompsonUniversity in Nelson, where she participated in thetwo-year, interdisciplinary program, incorporatingtheatre with music, dance, writing, singing, film andstage management.After graduating she spent a year travelling inEurope and Britain, where she joined the PegasusTheatre Company in London for their tour productionof Romersholm.Watson says her theatre career began as a teenagerwhile she was recuperating from a car accident. Shebecame involved in rock and roll Christian musicalswhich toured the lower mainland. Later, at theatreschool, she became more interested in issue-orientedtheatre.She performed in Red Emma, The Crucible, TheRivals and The Three Sisters while in Nelson. Herfavourite part was May in Sam Shepherd's Fool ForLove, produced at Vancouver's Firehall Theatre andfor the Vancouver Fringe Festival '87.About Jewel Watson says: "This is the best onewomanshow I have known. Marjorie is not famous —she is just a person like you or I, relating her feelingsafter the death of her husband in the sinking of theOcean Ranger off Newfoundland in 1982."Production manager Diana Hayes describes theshow as down-to-earth, moving and surprisingly funny.It runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Off Centre.Curtain time is 8.30 pm.Wednesday, July 5,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B13instrumental music, In The Tradition.The following year the grantwas renewed, allowing him tospend six months in Asia studyingimprovisation in an Eastern context.The concert is scheduled for an8:30 pm start. Tickets are $6 inadvance at et cetera, or $8 at thedoor. Further information can beobtained by contacting Off CentreStage at 537-5211.%/Lt^»babbling ©ogPatricia Bay -TltYfl'TanHighway at -Villi minutesMt. NewtontromX RoadSwartz BayooooA FOUR DIAMOND HOTELCatering to dining & pub pleasuresfor the past 20 years.On your next trip stay with us—CALL TOLL FREE:1-800-742-9244Golden IslandCHINESE RESTAURANT - LICENSEDEAT INORTAKEOUTLUNCH Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2DINNER Tues.-Thurs. 5-10Fri.-Sat. 5-11; Sun. 5-9LUNCHSPECIAL.... your choice $4.25CLOSED MONDAYSUpper Ganges Centre, Ganges 537-2535We're open for breakfastfrom7:30 am Mon.-Fri.8 am Sat. & Sun.Che (Ehort3RoomDinnerHours5:30-10 pmLunch Special — July 8-14BAKED MEAT LOAFWe serve two thick slices of meat loaf withmushroom gravy. Accompanied withmashed potatoes and green beans 5Dinner Special — July 8-14GARLIC PRAWNSA generous portion of Gulf prawnssauteed in butter, garlic and onions.Served with fresh vegetables & rice pilaf II2595There is an exciting new teamin the kitchen at Hastings House!Chef de Cuisine Geoffrey Couper invites you to comeand sample the freshest of local produce, distinctively preparedto award-winning standards in our seaside dining roomor on the English-garden patio.RESERVATIONSMonday through Saturday 11:30 am-1.15 pmSunday Brunch 11 am-l:15 pmPRIX FIXE GOURMET DINNERwith advance reservations by 1 pm daily.537-2362Hastings HouseA COUNTRY INN ONSALT SPRING ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIAThe Dining Room will beCLOSEDFri. evening only, July 7,for the Artists Convention.The Lounge will be openfor regular business.SUPPER FOR SENIORSMonday to Saturday, 5:30-7 pm; Sunday 5:30-9 pmRoast Beef & Yorkshire Pudding 7.25Petite Ribeye Steak 7.25Grilled Chicken Breast 6.50Sole Florentine 7.25In the Pub Fri. & Sat., July 7 & 8SILVER RIDGEHarbour HouacMottl537-5571

PageB14 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 5,1989This film'sinfantile,moronicBill and Ted's Excellent AdventureShowing at Island CinemaFriday, Saturday and Sunday,July 7-8-9Winner of no academy awards;nominated for no academy awardsKeanu Reaves and Alex Winterare two goofy Valley Boys who gotime- travelling through history.Sound silly? Right! Not for anyoneover the age of 20. Childish, infantile,moronic. Extremely popular.You figure it out36 attend hospital auxiliarymonthly meeting at GangesThirty-six members of the LadyMinto Hospital Auxiliary attendedthe regular monthly meeting June26 in the Ganges United ChurchHall.After the presentation and discussionof reports, president BenCarr announced the winners of twobursaries donated by the auxiliaryto local high school students.Recipients of the $1,000 bursarieswere Catrin Roach and MichaelLord.The bursaries will be used tofurther their studies in medical research.Auxiliary member Sandi Ballantynetold the meeting that SaltSpring is gearing towards copingwith disasters, should it be affectedby one. With this in mind, islandorganizations are being recruitedand preparations are under way todeal with a disaster.Ballantyne offered to functionas the liaison between the auxiliaryand the steering committee.Salt Spring artist Mike Hamesworks on a sketch in his TrincomaliHeights studio. Thewildlife painter has recently illustratedan in-depth book onBritish Columbian birds, publishedby the Royal Museum inVictoria.Environment is animportant topic forisland wildlife painterBy SUSAN DICKER"According to contemporarystandards, wildlife art is maybesomething less than art... there isso much of it going on and a zillionpeople are doing it"But as far as social consciencegoes, I think the environment mightbe the number one topic. And ifwildlife art doesn't have somethingvaluable to say, then nothing does.I think it's a legitimate subject."Wildlife has been the impetus ofartist Michael Hames' work forseveral years. Usually the subject isbirds.A Salt Spring resident for threeyears, Hames has recently completed260 illustrations for a comprehensivebook, The Birds ofBritish Columbia, published by theRoyal British Columbia Museumin co-operation with the CanadianWildlife Service.Hames says there has not been abook published like it since the1940s: the authors examined overone million records from more than4,000 contributors. The two booksin Volume One describe the environment,the history of ornithology,and conservation of birds inthe province, and provide detailednotes for 266 species of waterbirds,hawks, grouse, hummingbirds,owls and woodpeckers.Hames will also likely illustrateVolume Two — song-birds in theprovince — which is scheduled forpublication in mid-199 2.The books mark the secondproject the 36-year-old artist hasundertaken for the Royal BritishColumbia Museum. Hames completed23 portraits for themuseum's Birds of Prey exhibit,which began in Victoria and willtour the country for the next fiveyears. The illustrations in this exhibit,approximately six feet highby three feet wide, are exclusivelyHames'.Hames, whose art has been exhibitedalongside original work byRobert Bateman, Jamie Wyeth,Basil Ede, Fenwick Lansdowneand Ralph Thompson, has alsorecently completed the illustrationsfor a bird identification book, foruse by Canadian Wildlife Servicedepartments.Hames says he knew fromchildhood he would be a painter. In1975, he graduated from the AlbertaCollege of Art and in the sameyear, was awarded a $5,000scholarship from the Elizabeth T.Greenshield Foundation inMontreal.He has shown in a number ofgalleries across Canada and theUnited States, and taught drawingfor two years at the Nelson Schoolof Art. He recently learned one ofhis paintings has been accepted intothe National Museum in Ottawa.Hames takes his artworkseriously. For him, a successfulpiece of art expresses a part of himself."If ever a painting is successful,unless one is purposely trying tomake a social comment," he says,"it should be a personal communication."Witch's broom is the subject ofHames' softly-textured oil and pencilpainting recently accepted intothe Ottawa museum. The painting,which "came out of a trip back toAlberta and Saskatchewan wherehe grew up, reflects memories fromhis childhood.In the past, Hames' art focusedon social commentary. Wildlife,which he believes offers its ownmessage, has been his theme sincethe early 1980s. While he admits acertain cynicism towards many artistswho "cash in" on producingwildlife art, he believes today's environmentalconsciousness giveshis subject legitimacy.Wildlife has been a part of himsince his childhood. But the mostsuccessful of his paintings, he says:"happen in spite of me."Daily Menuavailable from11:30 am-9:30 pmThe FIRESIDE PUB MENU, including great hamburgers & fries forthe kids, is available for dinner, plus Annie's 5 delicious DINNERSPECIALS, featuring steaks, veal, chicken & seafood.IN THE PUB:Join us daily for theFIRESIDE PUB MENU!Daily SpecialsHamburgerParadise!The Gulf IslandsArts & Crafts Directory* for the discrimating collectorCORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTENDOUR SUMMER SHOW, FEATURING THE3rd ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF WORKS BYKIFF HOLLAND F.C.A., C.SM.A.ALAN WYLIE F.C.A., M.F.A., C.SM.A.Show continues till July 30, 11 am-4 pm daily.175 Saltspring WayR.R. 2, Ganges 537-2313

your gardenIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIby chris schmahWe all know that gardening, like life itself, is full of cycles:spring, summer, fall, etc. But one recurring element of gardeningon the Gulf Islands, which I never quite get used to, is the periodicmaraudings of the deer.Speaking from experience, these cycles come around everytwo or three years, and as I've just had my tomatoes and peppersripped off, I'm thumping my keyboard to vent my frustration. I'vewritten about deer before, but much of what was said bears repeating,and some people have recently been asking for a refresher.Before we get into protective approaches, we should know alittle about our attackers. The deer on the Gulf Islands spend theirlives browsing and feeding in a home territory that is roughly amile in diameter, spending time at various locations during differenttimes of the year, depending on their need for water or feed,etc.Appetites vary by regionThey also have unique appetites in different parts of the islands,and during each of the seasons. What might be considereddeer-proof in one area will be nibbled or even devoured inanother.The defenses against deer can be approached from the protectionside or the selection side. You can employ chemical ormechanical means of protection. For non-fence solutions you cantry hanging human hair around your valued plants, or string upIrish Spring or equivalent smelly soaps to offend their noses, orhang small quantities of bloodmeal in a cloth bag, stocking orwhat have you, to spread the odour around the yard.We have often just sprinkled the bloodmeal directly onto theplants' foliage to give immediate protection. A dog can offersome protection against the deer if it is always present on site andwilling to give chase or vocal intimidation. The dog's habit ofurinating on shrubs, trees, etc., has a deterring effect, and manyhumans claim to have similar powers, but discretion is advised.Deer-proof plants such as garlic, marigolds and rosemary havebeen tried as companion plants to mask or hide the more delectabletreats in the garden.Putrefied egg smell has given some control over deer browsing,and the most effective application mode appears to be tothoroughly blend one whole egg with a litre of water, then let itwork for a few days before spraying it onto the foliage to beprotected. The odour is bad enough to deter people too — for awhile anyway.Two chemicals in arsenalThe chemical arsenal of repellents is limited to thiram and'ropel. The former is a foul-tasting substance, actually a fungicide,which protects all of the foliage it is applied to, but the only drawbackis that new, emerging shoots and leaves are not shielded, andmay be eaten if not sprayed again.Ropel is an equally foul-tasting spray which can actuallyprotect the entire growing plant, as it is a systemic, working fromwithin to make the whole plant unpalatable. It takes time to buildup in the plant and often takes two applications but it does workfor an entire season once it gets going.For mechanical protection, walls or fences offer deer control,but remember that they can squeeze themselves under a six-inchbottom strand, and can jump over a seven-foot fence. Somepeople say eight feet has been cleared, but we can't engineereverything for a steroid-fed deer on a good downhill slope with atailwind, so seven feet will have to do."Average" is the operative word here. They don't lean on fences,but have to be able to clearly see it and get a "fix" on it beforethey attempt to jump it. They have a harder time seeing white, anddon't like strings, ribbon, or 12 to 15-inch strips of cloth thatmove in the wind.Use barbed wire along bottomFor a wire fence, a strand of barbed wire on the bottom willdeter crawling under, and for the middle part you can use rollfencing, smooth wire, or barbed wire, but don't use barbed wireabove the five-foot level, as there is no value in harming theanimal once it has decided to jump, and can't change its mind.Using a white board above the four-foot level blocks their line ofsight, and confuses them. A solid or grapestake fence obstructstheir view, and if they can't see where they are going to jump,they won't attempt the leap. A solid screen only needs to be fivefeet or so high.Fishnet can be used to good advantage, but the bottom needs tobe made secure by pinning or wiring down, and it needs to be keptclear of weeds, so that it can be lifted for clean-up or replacement.As it can span 50 to 75 feet without posts it is good for traversingrough, rocky ground.The final fence type to consider is the electrical stock fence.Somewhat cheaper and easier to install than standard fencing,easy to relocate or move, and fairly invisible, this protection systemrequires proper grounding and installation to be fully effective.Talk focuseson seniorsin non-urbancommunitiesSeniors who live in non-urbancommunities were the subject of adiscussion last week by SimonFraser University professor Dr.Gerald Hodge, who spoke to aSeniors for Seniors meeting in Ganges.Aside from Native Indians,Hodge told the group of about 30seniors, the poorest of poor inCanada are elderly, single womenliving in rural communities. Followingthis group is elderly coupleswho live outside of urban centres.Twenty-five to 30 per cent ofseniors in rural areas live on incomesbelow the poverty line. In 25 percent of seniors' households no onedrives and many small communitiesoffer no more than minimalhome support services for theelderly."This is why the study of therural elderly both interests and exasperatesme," Hodge said. As aprofessor of gerontology, Hodgehas studied several issues relevantto aging in rural environments. Hehas studied housing needs for ruralseniors, authored two books, anduntil recently broadcast a biweeklycommentary on aging on CBCRadio in Vancouver.Hodge told the group theybelong to some 80,000 BritishColumbian seniors who havechosen to live outside of urbancentres. Problems which arise forthe elderly in cities are intensifiedin non-urban areas, he said."Seniors don't want to be forcedout (of their communities) by lackof basic support services."He said seniors have to be recognizedas a group with special needs,but stressed that not all seniorswould need assistance. Only betweenfive and six per cent ofseniors require institutionalization—95 per cent of the elderly live anddie in their own homes, he said. Asmall number will need help withhousing.Hodge stressed that the need forassistance increases with age, particularlyfor those over 75 years old.He estimates approximately 40 percent of seniors do not have regularaccess to a vehicle. For those under75 years, this figure drops to 20 percent, while for those over 75, itjumps to more than 50 per cent.Twenty per cent of seniors requireat least one form of homesupport services."What we try to tell decisionmakers," Hodge said, "is to think ofrural seniors as the same as urbanseniors in terms of personal needs,but who live in surroundings whereoptions are limited."Hodge said his studies show thatseniors in rural areas "put up withless for good reasons." A total 72per cent of non-urban seniors surveyedsaid they liked the friendlyatmosphere in small towns. Thesecond most frequent reason givenfavouring rural areas was the quiet,followed by the informal supportnetwork. Clean air and good wateralso received high points.Seniors at the Salt Spring meetingagreed that facilities availableto them here are better than in othersmall areas.They pointed to some form ofseniors housing as one need on SaltSpring. . .. ....Wednesday, July 5,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B15ISLANDS TRUSTSalt Spring Island Trust CommitteeNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGNOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem theirinterest in property affected by the following proposed bylawswill be afforded an opportunity to be heard on the matterscontained therein at the Public Hearing to be held on Friday,July 21,1989, at the Harbour House Hotel, Ganges, Salt SpringIsland, B.C., commencing at 1:00 pm.In general terms:Bylaw No. 240, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Salt Spring Island,1985, Amendment Bylaw No. 7,1989," proposes to change thezoning classification of Lot 5, Section 1, Range 3 East, Plan5827, North Salt Spring Island, from Residential 1 Zone (R1) toCommercial 3 Zone (C3) as shown on the following sketch. Thepurpose of the Bylaw is to allow expansion of the existingservice station on the adjacent lot (Lot 4) to allow theconstruction of a service bay, car wash and sani-dump forrecreational vehicles.SUBJECT AREAwttw•TmJiiiJJ—Bylaw No. 241, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Salt Spring Island,1985, Amendment Bylaw No. 8,1989," proposes to change thezoning classification of a portion of the westerly north 1/2 ofthe north 1/2 of Section 84, from the Uplands and Forest 1Zone (UF1) to Watershed 1 Zone (W1) as shown on thefollowing sketch.Bylaw No. 242, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Salt Spring Island,1985, Amendment No. 9, 1989," deletes "golf course use"within Section 15.1(3) "Permitted Uses" of the Watershed 1Zone (W1) and within Section 16.1(4) of the Watershed 2 Zone(W2).Bylaw No. 243, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Salt Spring Island,1985, Amendment Bylaw No. 10, 1989", establishes rear lotline set backs of 7.6 metres(25 feet) within the following zones:RURAL R 5.4(1)RURAL RESIDENTIAL 1 RR1 6.4(1)RURAL RESIDENTIAL 2 RR2 7.4(1)RURAL RESIDENTIAL 3 RR3 8.4(1)RESIDENTIAL 1 R1 9.4(1)MULTIPLE FAMILY MF 10.4(1)DETACHED MULTIPLE FAMILY ... DMF 10 A 4(1)MOBILE HOME PARK MHP 11 4(1)AGRICULTURE A1 13.4(1)WATERSHED 2 W2 164(1)AGRICULTURE A2 14 4(1)UPLANDS & FOREST UF 17 4(1)UPLANDS & FOREST RETREAT ... UFR 18 4(1)COMMERCIAL 2 C2 20 4(1)COMMERCIAL3 C3 214(1)COMMERCIAL 4 C4 22.4(1)COMMERCIAL 4-L C4-L 22 A 4(2)COMMERCIAL 5 C5 23 4(1)COMMERCIAL 6 C6 24 4(1)COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT CD 25.6(1)COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT (2) CD(2) ... 25.A.4(1)COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT (3) CD(3) ... 25.B.4(1)COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT (5) CD(5) ... 25.D.4(1)This also provides rear, front and side yard setbacks within theCommunity Care Facility Zone (CF). Also a setback requirementfrom the sea, lake and swamp as expressed in Section 4.11(1)Flood Control are clarified. Development permit designationprovisions in Section 4.15 and Schedule "B" are also clarifiedin accordance with recent amendments to the Municipal Act.A copy of the proposed Bylaws may be inspected at the IslandsTrust Office, 747 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C. between the hoursof 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive,excluding statutory holidays.For the convenience of the public only, and not to satisfySection 957(2)(v) of the Municipal Act, an additional copy ofthe Bylaws may be inspected at the Post Office, Ganges, SaltSpring Island, B.C.CYNTHIA HAWKSWORTH,Manager

PagcB16 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 5,1989\ s"PICKS* - ~ —CHARACTER HOMEv^READY FOR YOU!!Older 2 BR home within walking distance to Ganges Village. Familyroom with outlook to harbour view, vinyl siding, and new roof makeupkeep easy. Lovely level V 2 acre lot. All this priced to sell at only$89,900.Two or three bedroom home close to St. Mary Lake. Open design witn2 bathrooms, skylights, fir floors, separate utility room and deck andhot tub for outdoor living. Vendor has bought! $110,000..*!*%$* ;LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!Very rarely does a home on Wildwood Cres. come available. A 4bedroom, 3 bathroom home on a fully landscaped lot. Lots of deck foroutside living, two car carport and paved drive. Phone today so youwon't be disappointed. $129,000.\ rEXCELLENT VALUELocated on the west side of Salt Spring near Vesuvius Bay, this 1350sq.ft. home has two bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, dining room,kitchen, laundry room, large storage areas, shake roof, paved drivewayand landscaping. Excellent value at $125,000.*rEXCELLENT FAMILY HOMETwo spacious bdrms, 1 with ensuite, kitchen eating area, coveredsundeck off dining room with ocean view, unfinished basement couldhave 1 or 2 bdrms, complimented with downstairs plumbing; levelsunny lot with good soil, 4 fruit trees and garden; neighbouringproperty is 1 acre in size thereby providing a "green-belt" buffer area;located within walking distance to the ocean, convenience store andschool; property serviced by sewer. List price $105,000.GARDENER'S DELIGHT!!Five year old home completely finished up and down. Immaculate 3bedroom, 2 bathroom home on delightful acre. Built to last. Extrainsulation wood sash thermo windows. Two airtight heaters. Abundantwater (15 gpm). Seasonal creek through forested trails. Close to finestbeach on island. $128,000 including all appliances. Additional one acrebeautifully developed lot may be purchased together with house forextra $30,000."We're the people who perform!"SALT SPRING REALTY LTD.SERVING SALT SPRING ISLAND FOR 61 YEARS149 Fulford-Ganges Rd„ Box 69, Ganges, B.C. V0S 1E0(formerly Salt Spring Lands Ltd.)Phone 537-5515Victoria Dir. Line 656-5554Fax Number 537-9797