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Small businesses are offered communication with Ottawa

It's a long way from the Gulf Islands to Parliament Hill in Ottawa. So far, in fact, it is almost impossible to hear the individual voices of small business operators.

However the collective voice of 82,000 small businesses across Canada can be heard in Ottawa under the umbrella organization called the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

Dis t r ic t manager John Wytenbroek was in Salt Spring recently to visit 45 businesses and determine their interest in joining this organization. His sales territory covers Mill Bay to Port Hardy including the Gulf Islands.

"I found it very positive here, very upbeat," Wytenbroek told the Driftwood. Due to the tremendous amount of interest shown, he is returning at the end of November to visit other Gulf Island businesses about joining the CFIB.

Driftwood photo by Derrick Lundy.

Working as part of a government-funded work project, John Garr rakes leaves in the Ganges Linear Park. Garr is ju.«t one of a number of people working in the park under the direction of Stream and Salmon Enhancement Society president Kathy Reimer. The group had removed several diseased alder trees and were cleaning the area up.' when this photo was taken.

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SOLID WASTE & RECYCLING COMMITTEE Back row: Rick Laing, Neville Smith, Tom Gossett, Ron McQuiggan, Rich Atwood. Front row: John Stepaniuk, Donna Martin, Barbara Jordan-Knox, Walt Swing, Tom Cross.

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All independen t bus iness operators are eligible for membership and fees are based on voluntary guidelines. CFIB members

range from enterprises with one employee to about 150 employees.

The basic purpose of the federa-TURN TO PAGE B2

Business Week planned This week, Siona Rooke will be heading to the B.C. Enterprise

Centre in Vancouver to learn more about a new computerized business information program, recently initiated at the local Business Information Centre.

Through that program, visitors to the centre on the Lower Ganges Road, will have a host of new information available to them from all over the province.

This is only one service provided by the local Business Information Centre and one that visitors can learn more about if they visit the centre during Small Business Week, October 23 through 27.

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Please join us for complimentary

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PageB2 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 18,1989

High profile federation keeps business operators up to date

John Wytenbrook on Salt Spring

Agency is needed here From Page Bl

Rooke says Small Business Week is a national event designed to increase public awareness about the role small businesses play in the Canadian economy and to let people know what services are available to entrepreneurs.

She added that the business centre is especially important to people looking for information on business opportunities on Salt Spring because there is no licensing agency here which could provide some of that information.

"Other places can do thing we can't do here. As part of the Capital Regional District you don't need a business license so it is harder for people to track down information.

"In places where there are business licenses you have that information and a mechanism to tell you what is going on and how many businesses are going in."

To coincide with Small Business Week, the local office will have a representative in from the Federal Development Bank who, for a small fee, will meet with people considering starting their own businesses and walk them through their game plan.

The FDR representative will also draw up a report detailing his recommendations.

From Page Bl

tion is to ensure that independent business operators have a voice in

the legislation which affects them. It operates with a president, board of directors, regional directors and district sales managers across the country.

The pr imary prov inc ia l spokesperson responsible for legislative affairs, member services and general communication with the public through the media is provincial affairs director Kathy Sanderson who is based in Vancouver.

The federation is a very high profile organization and president John Bulloch is called upon by the media for statements when issues affecting small business in Canada are examined.

Information to members comes through newsletters sent every six to eight weeks accompanied by a mandate, a survey of how members feel about specific issues relating to small business. Results of the national mandate are compiled and a summary sent out with the next newsletter and mandate. This ensures that the members know what the collective feeling of the federation is and what direction it will be taking on each issue.

Members also know how they stand in comparison with other members.

Anyone who is interested in learning more about the federation is encouraged to call or write to the B.C. office at 525-625 Howe Street, Vancouver, V6C 2T6, 684-5325.

League meets

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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

The Salt Spring Island Council of the Catholic Womens League celebrated Mass with Father P.A. Bergin last week.

The league met on Wednesday, October 11 at Our Lady of Grace Church for Mass at 1 p.m.

The Parish has expressed thankfulness for the full recovery of Father Bergin, following a serious illness.

CWL President Elsa Drum-mond chaired the business meeting that followed Mass.

A portion of Pope John Paul's apostolic letter on the "Dignity of Women" (Mullieris Dignitatem) was read by Joy Johnson and discussed by Father bergin and the Council members.

The next CWL meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 1.

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Wednesday, October 18,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B3

The Salt Spring Island Home Suppor t Services Socie ty is honouring its workers at a dinner this week, acknowledging Home Support Week in British Columbia.

The week of October 15 to 21 has been proclaimed Home Support Week and the Salt Spring society wants to honour the staff, which last year, gave over 17,000 hours of service to 115 elderly or disabled people in this community.

Home Suppor t Worke r s ,

Flu shots offered to islanders

The Capital Regional District Health Department has received a supply of flu vaccine which it will begin administering to eligible persons on Salt Spring Island within the next few weeks.

Influenza is a highly contagious disease characterized by sudden fever, severe aches and pains, coughs and sneezes. The purpose of the vaccine is to ensure that immunity levels are built up prior to the arrival of the virus.

People who are considered to be at high risk will not be charged for the vaccination. Those people include;

Adults and children with certain chronic medical disorders such as chronic lung or heart disease, immunodeficiencies, chronic renal or metabolic diseases;

Residents of nursing homes and other chronic care facilities;

Healthy persons over 65 years old.

Adults require one injection while some children may require two injections a month apart

Those eligible and who wish to receive the vaccine should contact their family physicians or the local health clinic. That clinic can be contacted by calling 537-5541.

Others who do not fall into one of the above groups but who would like to be vaccinated should make arrangements through their family doctor.

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Home support workers honoured formerly known as Homemakers, are part of an emerging profession many people know little about. These workers are trained individuals, who play a vital role in assisting older people to remain in their homes, despite increasing frailty.

Not only do many people prefer to live in familiar surroundings as long as possible, but spaces in institutions are not frequently available and need to be reserved for those individuals whose needs are beyond home resources.

Home Support Workers provide

care on a regular basis in their clients' home, helping with personal and domestic tasks. In most cases, their involvement in the lives of their clients goes beyond the actual tasks performed.

The society also employs respite Home Support Workers, who pro

vide a break—on a scheduled basis — for family members who are the regular caregivers.

Home Support Workers able to work late afternoons, weekends, overnight or on a live-in basis are in short supply. Anyone interested in becoming a part of this team can obtain further information by contacting administrator Margaret Mullin, at 537-9955.

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Offer applies to Employment, Merchandise & Real Estate Classif ications

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S E M I - D I S P L A Y : $ 7 . 6 0 per c o l u m n i n c h . F r e q u e n c y d i s c o u n t s a v a i l a b l e o n r e q u e s t . Boxed a d s , add $ 2 .

B L A N K E T C L A S S I F I E D : R u n y o u r ad i n c o m m u n i t y n e w s p a p e r s a c r o s s the c o u n t r y o r i n t h e p r o v i n c e of y o u r c h o i c e . Ca l l us for d e t a i l s .

T O O L A T E T O C L A S S I F Y : Classi f ieds p laced af ter dead l ine but before noon T u e s d a y wi l l be publ ished unclassi f ied, subject to avai labi l i ty of soace. L iner rates apply.

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S A M P L E L I N E R C H A R G E D B Y T H E W O R D

T O A D V E R T I S E i n t h i s s e c t i o n

ca l l 5 3 7 - 9 9 3 3 C o n t r a c t r a t es

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INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Births 014 Cards of thanks 035 Coming events 026 Community services 008 Deaths 017 Engagements 011 In memoriam 038 Legals 029 Lost & Found 020 Marriages 032 Notices 023 Personals

EMPLOYMENT 050 Business Opportunities 055 He*> Wanted 060 Work wanted

MERCHANDISE 100 Antiques 105 Automobiles 120 Boats & Marine 125 Building Supplies 127 Clothing 130 Crafts 135 Farm equipment 150 Food products 155 Furniture 160 Garage Sales 140 Livestock 165 Misc. for Sale 170 Misc. wanted 110 Motorcycles 175 Musical instruments 180 Office equipment 145 Pets 115 Recreational vehicles 177 Toys 185 Free

BUSINESS SERVICES 300 Accounting 302 Alarms 303 Appliance Service 305 Architects & Designers 309 Autobody repairs 310 Automotive repairs 312 Barbers & beauty salons 314 Bio-Degradable Products 315 Bed & Breakfast 316 Bulk fuels 317 Carpenters 319 Catering Services 322 Charters 325 Child care 328 Chimney cleaning

331 Cleaning services 334 Concrete 337 Contractors 339 Courier services 340 Decking 341 Diving 343 Draperies 346 Drywall 347 Education 348 Electrical 349 Engineers 350 Excavating 351 Firewood 352 Flooring 353 Florists 356 Gardening 359 Glass 360 Home Improv. 361 Healthcare 362 Insurance 363 Jewellery 364 Lawyers 365 Marine Services 368 Masonry 371 Miscellaneous 374 Moving & storage 377 Musical services 380 Nurseries 383 Painting 386 Paving/Driveways 389 Photography 392 Picture framing 395 Plumbing & Heating 396 Printers 397 Pressure Washing 398 Property maintenance 401 Property management 402 Rentals 404 Resorts 407 Roofing 410 Secretarial services 413 Sewing 416 Sheet metal 419 Shoe repair 422 Signs 426 Small engine service 427 Tile Setting 428 Travel 431 Tree service 434 Towing 437 Trucking 440 TV & radio service 441 Veterinarian 442 Water Purification 443 Welding

REAL ESTATE 500 Appraisals 513 Commercial space

for rent 505 Financing 510 Houses for rent 503 Land surveyors 535 Miscellaneous 530 Mobile homes 520 Real estate for sale 525 Real estate wanted 515 Wanted to rent

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advert isement or in the event that errors occur in the publ ishing of any advert isement shall be l imi ted to the am oun t paid by the • advertiser for that port ion of the advert is ing space occupied by the incorrect i tem only and that there shall be no l iabil i ty in any event beyond the amount paid for such a d v e r t i s e m e n t D r i f t w o o d P u b l i s h i n g L td c a n n o t be responsible for errors after the first day of publ icat ion of any advert isement. Notice of errors in the first week should immediately b i called to the at tent ion of the adver t i s ing depar tmen t to be c o r r e c t e d for t he f o l l o w i n g edit ion Al l advert is ing is subject to the approval of the publisher

BIRTHS

C H E W - Ed & A n n a re proud to a n n o u n c e t h e arr ival of D r a k e and D i l lon , 3 lb. 1 3 oz. a n d 3 lb. 7 oz., Oc tober 1 1 , 1 9 8 9 at G r a c e Hospi ta l , V a n c o u v e r . Proud g r a n d p a r e n t s V i a n d J i m G l a s s , O n t a r i o , a n d Sylvia Ryles, G a n g e s .

DEATHS

L O G A N . O n October 1 2 , 1 9 8 9 at Fort Langley , BC, M r K e n n e t h G e o r g e Logan a g e d 6 7 years , be loved h u s b a n d of M r s . Joy Logan of Langley , B.C. P r e d e c e a s e d by t w o brothers C h a r l e s of D e n v e r , and A l a n of S e a t t l e . M r . Logan leaves his loving w i f e Joy, 2 sons Jef f of V a n c o u v e r , a n d D a r y l a n d his w i f e M a r i l y n of T o r o n t o , t w o d a u g h t e r s M e r r i l a n d her h u s b a n d V i c t o r O s e r s of L a n g l e y , a n d T r a c e y of V a n c o u v e r , f ive g randch i ld r e n , J e n n i f e r , G e o f f e r y , C h r i s t i n a , A l i s i a a n d J o n a t h a n , o n e sister Y v o n n e S t e p l e r of V i c t o r i a , a lso c o u s i n s a n d n i e c e s i n V a n c o u v e r , V i c t o r i a a n d A lber ta . A graves ide serv ice wi l l be he ld at 1 2 n o o n , T h u r s d a y O c t o b e r 1 9 in Ganges Communi ty Cemetery . In l ieu of f l o w e r s donat ions m a y b e m a d e t o t h e A l z h e i m e r ' s Society of BC for research , 2 0 - 6 0 1 Cordova St , V a n c o u v e r , BC V 6 V 1 G 1 . G O O D M A N - J O N E S f u n e r a l h o m e , G a n g e s , BC, in care of a r r a n g e m e n t s .

A N D R E W S . O n October 1 5 t h , 1 9 8 9 at Lady M i n t o Hospi ta l , M r s . Eloise Lil l ian A n d r e w s aged 7 6 y e a r s of G a n g e s , fo rmer ly of T h u n d e r Bay, Onta r io . A past m e m b e r of Lady M i n t o Hospital Aux i l i a ry a n d a m e m b e r of Sal t Spr ing Is land Golf a n d Count ry Club. S h e w a s p r e d e c e a s e d by her h u s b a n d E.K. (Sebe) in 1 9 7 7 , also o n e sister Lena M e r c e r a n d o n e brother S t a n Denn is . S h e leaves o n e son D e n n i s a n d h is w i f e L y n , t h e i r c h i l d r e n R i c k , J a c k a n d M i c h e l l e of G a n g e s , d a u g h t e r M a r i l y n a n d her h u s b a n d Bob S la ter of T h u n d e r Bay, the i r ch i ldren Bob Jr, and Lorie of Toronto , daughte r K a t h l e e n of V ic tor ia , one sister A l ice S m i r k e , V i c t o r i a a n d n u m e r o u s n i e c e s a n d n e p h e w s . A graves ide serv ice w i l l be he ld at 3 p m Friday, O c t o b e r 2 0 in G a n g e s C o m m u n i t y C e m e t e r y . Rev. Barry Cooke of f ic iat ing. In l ieu of f l o w e r s , dona t ions m a y be m a d e to t h e Lady M i n t o H o s p i t a l M e m o r i a l F u n d . G O O D M A N - J O N E S f u n e r a l h o m e , G a n g e s , in care of a r r a n g e m e n t s .

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PERSONALS

R E F E R E N D U M O N

SOLID WASTE A " Y e s " vote c o m m i t s us to having our g a r b a g e t rucked to V i c t o r i a ' s H a r t l a n d R o a d d u m p .

A " n o " vote a l lows us to explore m o r e responsible a n d e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y s e n s i b l e opt ions.

V o t e " N O " on October 2 1 s t 41-2

PERSONALS

J U L I A S U T T O N - A T K I N S is w e l l qua l i f ied to be our next CRD director. She's intelligent, a r t i c u l a t e a n d e n e r g e t i c . Above al l , she cares deeply about t h e f u t u r e of th is island. Pat Byron. 1

W A T C H O U T - BC Te l is t ry ing to grab m o r e of your money . V o t e aga inst O n e - W a y E A S to V ictor ia . Re ta in the present r a t e s t r u c t u r e . V o t e fo r proposal 'B' . P h o n e t h e CRTC at 1 - 8 1 9 - 9 9 7 - 0 2 7 2 to protest th is process. 41-2

R E B I R T H I N G S E S S I O N S : G e t in touch w i t h your t rue self a n d exper ience w h a t you desire . G r o u p a n d pr ivate sessions. For m o r e in forma t ion call D i a n n e Petr ie 6 5 3 -4 2 5 4 \_

I A M N O W O F F E R I N G m a s s a g e s for backs only. $ 2 5 session, 6 5 3 - 4 2 5 4 42 2

H E A L T H Y L I F E S T Y L E I H e a l t h y bodyl Hea l thy m i n d ! ! A t t e n t i o n all pa ren ts , vote J u l i a S u t t o n - A t k i n s o n October 21st . 1

Let the people lead VOTE JULIA

SUTTON-ATKINS FOR CRD

COMMUNITY SERVICES

A. A. M E E T I N G S . Sal t Spr ing Is land, p h o n e 5 3 7 - 9 3 3 7 or 5 3 7 - 2 3 1 7 , G A L I A N O - 5 3 9 -2 2 3 5 or 5 3 9 - 5 7 7 0 . P E N D E R -6 2 9 - 3 3 1 2 . 43-tfn

A L A N O N — A p r o g r a m fo r f a m i l y & f r i e n d s of a l c o h o l i c s . For i n f o r m a t i o n 5 3 7 - 2 3 1 7 or 6 5 3 - 4 2 8 8 11-tfr

Dress ings are f ree to Cancer pa t ien ts by t h e Order of the Eas te rn Star . Contact Carol Mi l le r , 5 3 7 - 4 0 2 3 or Hea l th Serv ices, 5 3 7 - 5 5 4 1 . 43-tfn

C a n c e r support group held o n c e a m o n t h in pr ivate h o m e s . C o n f i d e n t i a l i t y e n s u r e d . P lease call 5 3 7 -2 7 6 8 . 43-tfn

A r e you hav ing a p rob lem control l ing your eat ing? If y o u ' r e in terested in help ing yoursel f , w e ' r e in te res ted in he lp ing you. Call O v e r e a t e r ' s A n o n y m o u s , 5 3 7 - 9 2 5 3

43-tfn

F A M I L I E S O F Sch izophren ic^ m e e t in formal ly in h o m e ? for m u t u a l support a n d e x c h a n g e of in fo rmat ion . P h o n e 5 3 7 -9 2 3 7 or 5 3 7 - 2 7 6 5 . 46-tfn

LOST & FOUND L A R G E G I N G E R C A T found on S h a r p e Road. Fr iendly and hungry . 5 3 7 - 5 3 8 1 1

LOST: B lue corduroy lady's jacket . 5 3 7 - 2 4 1 5 1

LOST: black lab f e m a l e pup, F e r n w o o d a r e a , 4 - 5 m o n t h s old. 5 3 7 - 2 5 9 0 1_

LOST: a r b u t u s c a n e October 1 2 b e t w e e n M o b r a e a n d S w a r t z B a y . N e e d e d fo r broken ank le . 5 3 7 - 4 2 6 3 1

THIS SPACE RESERVED

FOR YOUR AD. CALL THE

GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

537-9933

NOTICES

G R E E N I S L A N D S wi l l accept d o n a t i o n s at t h e H a r v e s t D a n c e , Oc tober 2 1 s t a n d in the G r e e n Is lands off ice at any t i m e to help cover the t o w i n g costs f r o m the Crofton W a l k . i_

B IZARRE B A Z A A R Beaver Pt. Ha l l , Sat , Nov 4 t h . A n y o n e w i s h i n g to book a table p lease ca l l E lod ie a t 6 5 3 - 9 2 9 4 , l imi ted space. 1

' T H E G H O S T O F Peppermint F la ts" and other books by Ted Stone . Ava i lab le at F a r m e r s M a r k e t . 1

D O N ' T F O R G E T ! F i s h e r m a n ' s D a n c e M e e t i n g this Thursday Oct . 1 9 t h . 8 p m . V e s u v i u s . Be t h e r e . 1

J U I C I N G : W e can press your apples or p e a r s a t our place or yours for Vi t he ju ice . 6 5 3 -9 2 1 5 4 t -2

O L D E C O U N T R Y Uphols tery w i l l be closed b e t w e e n Oct 1 0 a n d Nov 1 . T h a n k you Sa l t S p r i n g f o r m a k i n g m y business a success, I'm sure you w o n ' t m i n d if I take a break. Dav id W h i t t l e s , Prop. 40-4

Island newcomers? T h e " S A L T Y W H E E L S " S q u a r e D a n c e Club is start ing a beg inners group w h e r e e v e r y o n e wi l l start together to l e a r n a n d e n j o y s q u a r e d a n c i n g .

T h e r e is no better w a y to m e e t a n d get to k n o w n e w f r i e n d s t h a n l e a r n i n g to s q u a r e d a n c e w i t h e a c h other .

For detai ls call 5 3 7 - 9 4 7 9 , 5 3 7 - 2 2 0 7 , 5 3 7 - 4 3 1 6 or c o m e to " C e n t r a l H a l l " at 6 : 3 0 p m on Fridays. 1

S O U T H S A L T S P R I N G R E S I D E N T S A S S O C I A T I O N

" M E E T I N G "

Ton igh t W e d , Oct 1 8 t h 7 : 3 0 P . M .

Rodrigo's

• D i s c u s s i o n on Sol id W a s t e R e f e r e n d u m . 1

Everlasting Dried Flown Farm Studio open

S A T & S U N O C T 2 1 & 2 2 A N D T U E S D A Y S

& T H U R S D A Y S 11 -4

653-9418 1 9 4 M c L e n n a n (off Beaver Pt)

42-6

ISLAND F A R M E R S ' INSTITUTE Special Meet ing on:

FARM TAX STATUS A f o r u m , d i s c u s s i o n w i l l fo l low presenta t ions by M r . D a v e Hi tchcock a n d M r . Peter V a n e s of the B.C. A s s e s s m e n t Author i ty . If you h a v e a n y quest ions or c o n c e r n s , or jus t w a n t to k n o w about Land Tax a n d f a r m land , p lan to a t t e n d . T h e P a s t u r e U t i l i z a t i o n P r o g r a m w i l l a l s o b e d iscussed. O p e n to everyone .

T H U R S D A Y O C T O B E R 2 6 7 : 3 0 P M

at the F A R M E R S ' INST ITUTE

B U I L D I N G , R a i n b o w Road. 1

ST. J O H N A M B U L A N C E f irst a id courses. Leanoir Hearsey 5 3 7 - 5 4 7 4 4K2

M o v i n g van to O n t a r i o , leave Oct 2 8 , space avai l . P h o n e M c C u l l y M o v i n g 5 3 7 - 5 4 9 1 or fax 5 3 7 - 9 4 7 4 41-3

NOTICES

Halloween Portrait Special

5 x 7 pr int p lus sitt ing -

$ 6

O t h e r pr int packages a re ava i lab le . For babies, sma l l f ami l i es , ch i ldren a n d those in c o s t u m e , photos taken Oct

3 0 to Nov. 1 .

Cal l 5 3 7 - 2 2 1 7 for a p p o i n t m e n t

Barker Photo Studio 1 3 years serving Sa l t Spr ing

42-2

SSI DAYCARE (Char leswor th )

Spaces n o w ava i lab le for 3 to 5 y e a r o l d s . P r o v i d e s exce l lent pre -school p r o g r a m - your cho ice , m o r n i n g s . A lso part or ful l t i m e daycare f r o m 8 a m - 5 p m . Ful ly l icensed.

P h o n e 5 3 7 - 2 1 1 4 W e w e l c o m e visitors.

42-2

* S A L E • Glycerine Soap

5 f lavours

$ 1 oo S e c o n d s 5 0 C

1 lb. bag $ 1 . 5 0 f l o w e r w a t e r s $ 1 . 0 0

SS Soapworks Sat M a r k e t Oct . 21 1

Something is happening on October 28th at

The Catholic Church Hall on Drake Road

Watch for the announcement

next Wednesday

Halloween masks H a n d m a d e on Sa l t Spr ing .

D o n ' t m i s s t h e m at t h e M a r k e t a n d dur ing the w e e k

at the W i l l o w Stud io ( b e t w e e n S a l t y S h o p &

M o u a t ' s ) 1

WILD MUSHROOMS!" C h a n t e r e l l e s Pine

M u s h r o o m s or Cepes.

If you or a n y o n e you k n o w ga ther w i l d m u s h r o o m s a n d w o u l d like to sell t h e m p lease call Geof f rey at Hast ings

H o u s e 5 3 7 - 9 4 4 4 ,

LYNN HUNTER MP 2 0 8 - 7 7 1 V e r n o n A v e .

V ic tor ia , V 8 X 1 A 7

T e l e p h o n e 3 8 8 - 0 4 2 5 or zen i th 2 0 2 2

off ice hours 1 0 - 4 M o n - F r i 4-alt-tfn

COME SEE L a m b L e a t h e r Jackets

S a l e pr iced $ 2 7 5

W h e r e e lse but T h e Ha i rcut t ing Place

International G R O U P 7 2 S A L T S P R I N G

is holding a

Letter Writ ing Workshop

S S E L E M . S C H O O L L IBRARY Thurs . , Oct 1 2 — 7 : 3 0 p m

40-2


NOTICES

Morningside Cafe

in Fulford Harbour

is pleased to present

Morn ings ide Pizza

Takeout: Thurs, Fri, Sat 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.

Across f rom Patterson's Store.

653-4455 4 2 2

In celebration of

Small Business Week

The Business In fo rmat ion Centre invites you to come and meet w i t h a CASE counsellor f rom the Federal Business Development Bank on Thursday Oct. 26th, 1-3 pm. Further details: 537-4223 42-2

Have you tr ied an

UNBLEACHED FREE-RANGE

CHICKEN?

MATT'S MEATS

LTD. and try one.

We have a large selection of cheeses

Beef hinds

$2.09/ib Under new management

537-2141

In celebration of SMALL BUSINESS WEEK

the Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring an open house

at the Business Information Centre

11 -3 Tuesday Oct 24th

Visit the recently renovated office and meet w i th the trained Business Information

Officer ,

5th ANNIVERSARY

SALE Village Electronics

is pleased

to announce our 5th

Anniversary Sale.

For the month of October w e offer 10% off all parts &

labour.

Our new location: 150 Leisure Lane

(Near Long Harbour tu rn off) 537 -4544 41-2

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NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES

fm Willow Studio \M

Algo Mask (P Special

$ 1 1 5 for 3 treatments

Includes facial,

neck & shoulder massage.

537-4622 for appointments

35-tfn

REFERENDUM ON

SOLID WASTE

A " y e s " vote commits us to having our garbage trucked to V i c t o r i a ' s H a r t l a n d Road dump.

A " n o " vote al lows us to explore more responsible and e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y sens ib l e options.

Vote " N O " on October 21st 41-2

Willow Studio \ J f • Skin Care Services '7& • Crystals/Books/Cards ft? • Manicures & Pedicures " • Plus much more!

MON - SAT Retail 11 -3, Appts. 10-7 daily

Telephone 537-4622 tfn

Learn to SQUARE DANCE

Fridays, Central Hall at 6:30 pm

Start ing October 6

Registration open for 3 weeks 40-3

Salt Spring Sweepers

Mobile Sweeping Service Commercial - Residential

Three machines for every need - Driveway and road sweeping - Lawn and yard -

Leaf removal. Weekender Special:

Mal iv iew - North End area Oct 14 & 15 Sat & Sun Oct 21 & 22 Sat & Sun

Please call for your appointment t ime:

537-4249 41- 2

W Salt Spring

Painter's Guild PRESENTS

Weekend Workshop in Watercolours

WITH PETER LYNDE

OCT 21 & 22 10:00 - 3:00 p m Information call Judi 537-201 5 ,

MEETING of the

Auxiliary to Lady Minto Gulf Islands

Hospital MONDAY, OCT. 23 - 2 pm United Church Upper Hall

Everyone Welcome 1

SIERRA CLUB MEETING

THIS THURSDAY OCT. 19 7:30 pm

Rm 3, High School

Election - Al l positions are open; advance nominat ion at

Crossroads. Please attend. 1

Hey, What's happening?

Find out w i t h our Events C a l e n d a r . F r e e l i s t i n g s available to non-profit groups for C o m i n g E v e n t s , to businesses for entertainment related events.

Deadline for November's calendar is Friday,

October 20.

Gulf Islands Dri f twood Your Community Newspaper

LANDSCAPING LTD.

PLANT F A I L BULBS NOW!!

Best selection. FOXGLOVE

Farm & Garden now open

Mon-Sat 9:00-5:30 PHONE 537-5531

i

VOTE FOR PROPOSAL"A"

BC Tel is f inal ly making sense w i th the one-way EAS

to Victoria.

The CRTC won' t a l low Sidney to be included because Salt Spr ing doesn' t cal l there enough to make the CRTC's

requirements. .

PET GROOMING AND SUPPLIES

UPPER GANGES CENTRE (next to Butcher Shoppe

and Deli) Closed Mondays

Tues-Sat, 9 am - 5 pm

537-4676 for appointment

SNAPT Polar Fleece

Learn to make the most w e a r a b l e g a r m e n t fo r

island living. WEDNESDAY NOV. 1st

8-10 pm

Call

537-4241 for more information i

FISH OR FUN

Boat Rentals at

Cedar Beach Resort on

St. Mary Lake Reasonable rates, by the

hour or by the day.

H i g h q u a l i t y b o a t s , available w i th or w i thout electric motors and f ish

finders.

Call for reservations

537-2205 "Trophy bass and

trout f i sh ing "

T J ' S and LEISURE LANES

Bowling, Pool Tables,

Video Arcade and Great Food

all under one roof!

BLAIN ROAD opposite Ganges Village

Market 537-2054

Stretch and Sew A fun and easy way to create beautiful, fashionable

knit garments. Beginner-intermediate

level. 4 sessions -

Thurs Oct 26 - Nov 16 8-10 pm

Ca

537-4241 for more informat ion

COMING EVENTS

A COURSE IN MIRACLES

CURT MORROW, teacher of A COURSE IN MIRACLES from Dallas, Texas wi l l give an overview of the Course on Sunday evening, October 15, at St. George's Hall (on Park Dr.) 7:30 pm. Everyone is welcome. There wi l l be no charge for the lecture, love offering only. Coffee and refreshments.

A COURSE IN MIRACLES, wh ich has been called "a sp i r i tua l mas te rp iece , " is being t rans la ted into 12 l anguages and is be ing studied wor ld-wide. A new class on Salt Spring w i l l begin on Tuesday November 7 at 7:30 pm at the Community Centre. For more information, please call Tom 537-9281

40-2

CIRCLE THESE D A T E S Paradise Lots returns to Off Centre Stage Nov. 17 & 18. Tix go on sale Nov. 1. i

> ft EWI

Tl IF. i

NEW I DEMOCRATS

NDP monthly meeting 26 Oct, 7:30 pm

Ganges United Church Hall

W r i t e r La r r y K o e h n of Vancouver's New Directions magazine w i l l tackle the conundrum of "sustainable development," as discussed in his article, "The Greening of the NDP."

Come and jo in us, members and general public alike. A lively discussion period wi l l undoubtedly fo l low Larry's talk. Cookies, coffee, and herbal tea wi l l be served — a n d NOT o n s t y r o f o a m

utensilsl More informat ion:

Virginia at 537-9251 42-2

Discover Your Inner Light

Workshop wi th Cynthia

Clairvoyant psychic healer and teacher

Sat, Oct 21st

Pre-registration only - $40

For more informat ion:

537-2893

COMING TO THE ACTIVITY CENTRE

Amos Garrett Fri Nov 3rd

Connie Kaldor Fri Nov. 17th

ACOA BIRTHDAY PARTY Wednesday Oct 18, 7:30, Community Centre. Be your own loving parent buy yourself a present and we ' l l celebrate togetherl 41-2

COMING EVENTS

ANNUAL COMMUNITY SOCIETY

Christmas Craft Faire MAHON HALL

Friday evening Nov. 3rd. Saturday Nov. 4 th 9-5:30

Shop early for Christmas and enjoy meeting local craftspeople, i

Victoria Symphony Orchestra

Sun. Nov. 5th - 2.15 pm

High School Audi tor ium

Tickets f rom et cetera or at the door.

$10. Students - $5

OFF CENTRE STAGE presents

THfc

'•> FESTIVAL ' 09 "THE DOUBLE FEATURE

FRINGE" THEATRE FESTIVAL

MUSIC NIGHT THURS OCT 19

Club Mongo Plays The Fringe

••••••••••*•

DRAMATIC DOUBLE FEATURE

FRI OCT 20 & SAT OCT 21

Bob Bossin in

Sandinistas for Star Wars

AND

TRISH PATTENDEN

The Occupation of Heather Rose

• • • • • • • • • • • • Performances begin at

8:00 pm Tickets available at et cetera

MUSIC NIGHT $6.00 DOUBLE FEATURE $10.00 Rush Seats for Single Show

at the door $6.00 ••••••••••••

\/li^J< SPOKE F O L K

115 Lower Ganges Road Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

Phone 537-4664

CYCLING TECHNIQUES Beginner / In termediate

for new & seasoned riders

Discussion & Ride w / v i d e o analysis

* Ride the hills (effective gearing...)

* Bike handling skills (cornering, braking...)

* Ride efficiently (save your legs, back & knees...)

* Ride confidently (rules, regs...)

* Crash like a champion (Vesa's forte...)

Perfect for the who le family SUNDAY OCTOBER 22nd

11 am to 1 pm at the store

Call to reserve your spot

537-4664 412

CHURCH NOTICES

SUNDAY OCT 22

Community Gospel Chapel

120 Drake Rd. Ganges.

S U N D A Y : 1 0 : 3 0 a m M o r n i n g W o r s h i p w i t h S u n d a y S c h o o l .

W E D N E S D A Y : 7 : 3 0 p m B ib le S t u d y and Prayer .

Pastor: Chr is C o r m a c k 5 3 7 - 2 6 2 2

Aff i l iated w i th A.CO.P.

Anglican Parish Salt Spring Island

S t . M a r k ' s , C e n t r a l Holy E u c h a r i s t 8 a m S t . G e o r g e ' s , G a n g e s Holy E u c h a r i s t 9 a m S t . M a r y ' s , Ful ford Holy E u c h a r i s t 1 1 : 3 0 a m

Bishop Barry V a l e n t i n e Rec tor .

Parish Office: 5 3 7 - 2 1 7 1

Ganges United Church Hereford Ave., Ganges

W o r s h i p Se rv i ce 10 a m w i t h S u n d a y S c h o o l fo r

N u r s e r y to 1 5 yea rs M I N I S T E R :

Rev . Barry C o o k e 5 3 7 - 5 8 1 2

Catholic Church Salt Spring Island

Ful ford — 9 a m G a n g e s — 1 0 : 3 0 a m S a t u r d a y s —

G a n g e s , 5 p m Rev. Fr. P.A. Bergin

Salt Spring Pentecostal Assembly

C E N T R A L H A L L

S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 : 3 0 a m M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 1 0 : 3 0 Thursday: Bib le S t u d y 7 : 0 0 S.S. E l e m . L ib ra ry . For m o r e in fo ca l l

5 3 7 - 4 1 4 3 Pastor: J i m C a r u s o

A f f i l i a t e d w i t h P.A.O.C.

Salt Spring Island Baptist Church

A d m i r a l Hal l 5 0 6 L o w e r G a n g e s R d .

S U N D A Y : 1 0 : 3 0 F a m i l y W o r s h i p w i t h S u n d a y S c h o o l ; 7 p m E v e n i n g F e l l o w s h i p

W E D . & T H U R S . E v e n i n g

h o m e b ib le s t u d i e s .

Rev. Br ian J o y c e 5 3 7 2 2 2 2

Page B6 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 18,1989

COMING EVENTS

BENEFIT CONCERT for SS Arts Centre

MARTIN BONHAM - cello MARYLOU DAWES - piano

Ganges United church Thursday Oct 19th - 8 pm

Tickets $7 - Students $5 at et cetera & at the door.

Sponsored by CAC 4a 3

S.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION

DINNER 8. ANNUAL MEETING

SATURDAY OCT. 21st AT THE GOLF CLUB.

Cocktails 6:30, Dinner 7:00 pm

$10 per person.

A l l members, guests, and prospective members

welcome.

For reservations phone 537-5868 or 537-5665

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS

RE: ESTATE OF EELIN FENNER, ALSO KNOWN AS

C. F E N N E R , E E L I N C. FENNER, E. FENNER, EELIN CATHERING FENNER & EC.

FENNER, DECEASED

Notice is hereby given that creditors and others having claims against the Estate of Eelin Fenner, also known as C. Fenner, Eelin C. Fenner, E. F e n n e r , Ee l i n C a t h e r i n e Fenner and E.C. Fenner, deceased, late of Ganges, Brit ish Columbia, are hereby required to send them duly verified to the undersigned executor at Box 248, Ganges, BC VOS 1E0 on or before November 22, 1989, after wh ich date the assets of the said estate wi l l be distr ibuted, having regard only to claims that have been received.

IAN H. CLEMENT, Executor of the Estate of Eelin Fenner, PO Box 248, Ganges, BC, VOS 1E0 41-4

HELP WANTED

WELL GROOMED matu re person to work fu l l - t ime, weekdays only. If interested or require more information please contact Dallas Brown at Brown's Petro-Can Service 537-9333 i_

FULL TIME & part t ime kitchen help, experienced, apply in person to the Harbour House Hotel. Ask for John.

MODELS REQUIRED FOR Thursday even ing f i g u r e d raw ing workshops, male and female, all ages. $10 per hour. Peter Lynde. 537-9437

NEEDED BABYSITTER FOR 1 yr old boy. Your home or mine. Phone Val or Vic 653-4398

42-3

RESPONSIBLE & CARING babysitter needed for two boys. 2Vi and 5 years old. Approx 21/2 days a week. Call Rhonda 537-5677 i

BAR PERSON wi th experience apply in person to the Fulford Inn. 42-tfn

HELP WANTED

STURDY PERSON TO help w i th salmon harvest one day a week unt i l Chr is tmas. Phone 653-9315 days, 537-4047 or 653-9487 evenings.

1

LUIGI'S REQUIRES delivery drivers for evenings, must have own vehicle, apply at Luigis. 41-tfn

FULL T IME W A I T R E S S . Dishwasher for Thursdays, Fridays, Sunday night and Tuesday night. Ship's Anchor 537-5338 f i -4

HELPI COOKS, PREP people, w a i t e r s and w a i t r e s s e s . Apply at Luigis. 41-tfn

WAITRESSES NEEDED, day shifts available, ful l or part-t ime. Apply in person to Dagwood's Cafe.

25 tfn

PART-TIME LABOURER for house construct ion, garden-ing etc. Ph. 537-2063 1

CARPENTER A N D CARP, helper required immed. Call D a s h w o o d C o n s t r u c t i o n . 537-5050 1

HELP WANTED SCHOOL DISTRICT #64

(Gulf Islands)

G u l f I s l a n d s S e c o n d a r y School requires immediately

a .15 French teacher

Please apply by 4 :00 pm Friday, October 20, 1989 to:

Mr. J . Wel l ingham, Principal G u l f I s l a n d s S e c o n d a r y School Box 7000 Ganges, B.C. VOS 1 EO 1

FLOOR LAYER'S HELPER r e q u i r e d i m m e d i a t e l y . Experience preferred but not essential. Excellent opportunity to earn whi le learning. Reply in wr i t ing w i th background and references to Burrit t Bros Carpets, RR#3, Upper Ganges Rd, Ganges, B.C. 42-2

FULL TIME service station attendant for busy garage, e x t e n d e d m e d i c a l / d e n t a l plan avail. Start ing immed. Send complete resume to Box 246, Ganges. 42-2

APPLICATIONS NOW being taken for part-t ime employment. Apply to Salt Spring Natureworks 537-2325 i

HELP WANTED

SCHOOL DISTRICT #64 (Gulf Islands)

A 1.0F.T.E. teacher (Gr. 2 / 3 ) is requi red at Fernwood Elementary School.

Desired Quali f ications: — Primary trained and /o r

experienced — Familiarity w i th new

Primary Curr iculum — Whole language — Abil i ty to instruct French

as a Second Language

Closing Date 4 :00 pm Friday, October 20, 1989

Please send resumes and references to:

R D . McWhir ter Director of Instruction PO Box 128

Ganges, B.C. VOS 1 EO i

Responsible caring woman to assist lady in her o w n home occasionally evenings and Saturdays. Good pay. Exc. work ing condit ions. No l i f t ing, w i l l t ra in . Refs requ i red. Wr i te Dept ' 0 ' , Dri f twood, Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0. 41-3

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS

RE: KATHLEEN DORIS COLLCUTT

NOTICE is hereby given that creditors and others having claims against the Estate of Ka th l een Dor is Co l l cu t t , d e c e a s e d , a r e h e r e b y required to send them duly verif ied to the undersigned Executor at 105 Kenneth Street, Duncan, B.C., V9L 1N5 on or before the 15th day of November, 1989, after wh ich date the assets of the said estate w i l l be distr ibuted having regard only to claims that have been received.

Michael Garland Coleman, Executor, c / o Coleman LaCroix, Barristers & Solicitors, 105 Kenneth Street, Duncan, B.C. V9L 1N5 46-2

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF

CROWN LAND

TAKE NOTICE that Robert Charles May and Marjorie Sharon May of Brentwood Bay, B.C., occupation civil se rvan t and h o m e m a k e r , intend to make application to the Ministry of Crown Lands regional office in Victoria for a lease of l and g e n e r a l l y situated North East End of Salt Spring Island, and more specifically described below:

C o m m e n c i n g at a pos t planted 35 feet North of the North West corner of Lot 35, District Lot 19, Plan 4232 , Cowichan North Salt Spring Island Land District, thence 105 feet North East; thence 260 feet South East; thence 30 feet West; thence 257 feet North West; and containing 0.13 ha more or less.

The purpose for wh ich the land is required is to prevent f o r e s h o r e e r o s i o n , boa t haven, recreation.

Comments concerning this application may be made to the Ministry of Crown Lands, 851 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C. V8V 1 X 5 , 3 8 7 - 5 0 1 1 , File No. 1405813.

Dated September 25, 1989

Signed: Robert C. May, M. May.

BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING These Ads appear in the more than 90 Newpapers of the B.C. and Yukon Community Newspapers Association

and reach more than 1,400,000 homes and a potential two million readers.

$159. for 25 words ($3. per each additional word)

AUTOMOTIVE

Active Auto Brokers, disposal agent lor Active Bailiff Services. Repossessions, estate, legals, cars, trucks, motorhomes, boats. Call Mr. Price (only), (604)434-1819. D5476.

LEASE OR BUY - Short-term lease returns. 1989 Dodge Caravans-passenger; 1989Aerostar XLT; 1989 Topaz, loaded; 1988 Bronco XLT. Call collect, 1-(604)-886-4291, Dick/Harold, 8:30a.m.-8:30p.m. DL8633.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

START YOUR OWN IMPORT/ EXPORT business, even spare time. No money or experience. Since 1946. Free brochure: Wade World Trade, c/o Cdn. Small Business Inst. Dept W 1 , 1140 Bellamy Rd. N. #1, Scarbor-ough, Ontario M1H 1H4.

PANAGOPOULOS 2-FOR-1 PIZZA franchises now available In various B.C. and Aberta locations. Call (604)859-6621 to inquire about these excellent business opportunities.

THRIVING JANITORIAL BUSINESS for sale. Located in Golden. Owners retiring. Box 1583, Golden, B.C., VOA 1H0. (604)344-6457 or (604)344-5762.

IMPORTER SEEKS agents across Canada to distribute rolling rulers and spacesaving hangers. Similar style seen on T.V. Write: ALB Marketing, 4243 Rundlehorn Drive N.E., Calgary, T1Y2K3.

ATTENTION! Make $300 per month at home. Turn TRASH into CASH. Become a Ftefunder. Send self-addressed stamped envelope. Refund Specialist, Box 108, Horsefly, B.C. V0L1L0.

HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESSI Ladies dance/exercisewear. Excellent profits. Your own hours. Fitness contacts an asset. Request information package: FINELINES, 294 Wi lson , Downsview, Ontario, M3H 1S8.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY to be-come a professional hatter. Learn how to custom make Western hats, clean and reshape. Complete Hat Plant with training. Financing available. (604)832-9852.

TAXI BUSINESS in fast-growing coastal town in B.C. 4 licenses, family run business. Box 813, Sooke,B.C.,V0S1N0. (604)647-5408.

WANT TO STOP DREAMING about riches and freedom? Learn how. Free information Irom Dane Resources, Dept. B01,1248 Fort St., Victoria, B.C., V8V3L2.

EDUCATION

MASTER 1988 TAX REFORMI In-depth correspondence course on personal income tax. $225 lee covers all costs and is tax deductible. Phone collect: Personal Tax Services, (403)482-5614. Registered B.C. Private Training Institute.

FREE: 1989 guide to study-at-home correspondence Diploma courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, Airconditioning, Bookkeeping, Business, Cosmetology, Electronics, Legal/Medical Secretary, Psychology, Travel. Granton (1A), #2002-1055 W. Georgia St., Vancouver, 1-800-950-1972.

EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY

FOR SALE: 740 John Deere skidder, 3,000 hours, 90% rubber, excellent condition. 1984, 640 John Deere skidder, excellent condition. Phone (403)494-3593.

ROADSIDE LOADER with job. 1983 450 Barko, two grapples, well maintained machine. Call evenings or weekends, (604)296-4371.

FOR SALE MISC.

Lighting fixtures. Western Canada's largest display. Wholesale and retail. Free catalogue available. Norburn Lighting Centre, 4600 East Hastings Street, Burn-aby, B.C. V5C 2K5. Phone (604)299-0666.

GOVERNMENT CASH GRANTS NOW AVAILABLE!! 1989 Edition listing provincial/federal grants for businesses, farmers, students, artists, seniors. $24.95 cheque, credit card, C.O.D. Oakdale Publishing, #200, 4505-101 St., Edmonton, T6E5C6. (403)434-4444.

Arthriticpain? Stiff joints? Sleeping hands? "Beulah Oil" helps!! Brochure/information, $1 from: Beulah Land, Box 1086, Portage La Prairie, Man., R1N 3C5.

"ORDER BY MAIL" - Lovers' Toys, Sexy Novelties. - $4 colour catalogue. Love Nest, 161 East 1st Street, North Vancouver, B.C., V7L1B2. (604)987-1175. See this ad every other week.

NORITAKE CHINA SALE! Avoid year-end price increases - Order Now! Terrific discount on CURRENT patterns. Delivered well-packed, insured. Specify your Noritake pattern! For price list, shipping details, call Alexander's, "The Noritake Experts," Toronto, toll-free: 1-800-263-5896,10am-5pm EDT. Clip and save.

FOR SALE MISC.

LIGHT FIXTURES, electrical motors, generators, phase converters, transformers, fans, welders, wiring materials. Phone lor free literature. FRIESEN ELECTRIC, Abbotsford (604)859-7101 or 1-800-663-6976.

GARDENING

DISCOVER THE ULTIMATE GARDENER'S STORE! Greenhouses, hydroponics, lighting. Over 2000 products plus gardening books. Call toll-free 1-800-663-5619 lor free catalogue. WESTERN WATER FARMS, #3-20120-64th Ave., Langley, B.C., V3A4P7.

HELP WANTED

THE SEARCH CONTINUES lor animals to be used in videos, commercials, photography, advertising, TV and films. Bring in your domestic or exotic animals to Valerie at CINEMAZOO ANIMAL AGENCY, (604)684-8441.

NEEDED: "R" endorsed AME's, full-time southern base, pool and contract positions. (Bell and Sikorsky). Vancouver Island Helicopters, #1-9600 Canora Road, Sidney, B.C., V8L 4R1 . (604)656-3987.

Singles/couples. Complete government-approved Building Managers Correspondence Certificate course for aptsicondos/ t'hses/mini-storage. Guaranteed Placement Assistance. RMTI, 901-700 W. Pender, Vancouver, BC, V6C 1G8;(604)681-5456..

JOURNEYMAN FORD MECHANIC required for growing dealership in the Fraser Valley. EEC-IV certificate preferred. Top wages. Excellent benefits. For interview call Al l Derksen, (604)853-2293 (Abbotsford).

TITAN CONSTRUCTION LTD. is now accepting applications for steady employment for carpenters for commercial and industrial projects in the Lower Mainland. We offer a wage, travel time, and benefit package for approximately $19 per hour plus incentive bonuses. For further information please contact Richard or Dan at (604)856-8888 or (604)533-4266.

SPORTS/NEWS REPORTER/ PHOTOGRAPHER wanted for twice-weekly newspaper with CP wire. Experience preferred but will consider recent journalism graduate. Dental, medical, welfare benefits. Salary per union agreement. Rush resume and recent clippings to: Simon Birch, Editor, Castlegar News, Box 3007, Castlegar, B.C., V1N 3H4.

HELP WANTED

SERVICE MANAGER for Ford dealership located at Smithers, B.C. Good facilities, good working conditions, good remuneration and fringe benefits. This person must be stong on management, a person who likes working with people and one who enjoys challenges. Reply to Hoskins Ford Sales Ltd., Attn. Mr. Gordon Williams Jr., Box 400, Smithers, B.C.,VOJ2N0. (604)847-2237.

FRASER VALLEY FORD DEALER requires self-starting salesperson. Ford experience preferred. Excellent remuneration, incentive, demo plans. Apply: Steven Dawson, 33033 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford, B.C..V2S2A7. (604)853-2293.

CEDAR BLOCK TRIMMERS. Must be in excellent shape, and have own safety gear. Send personal information. Cedar Haven, 4678 Ontario Ave., Powell River, B.C..V8A5L6.

SOLE CHARGE DIETICIAN required for 78-bed hospital in sunny Okanagan. Hospital experience required. Supervisory experience preferred. Apply to Administrator, Summertand General Hospital, Box 869, Summer-land,B.C.,V0H1ZQ.

Overseas positions. Hundreds of top-paying positions. All occupations. Attractive benefits. Free details. Overseas Employment Services, Dept. CA, Box 460, Mount Royal, Quebec, H3P 3C7

NOTICES

HOMECOMING - NIPAWIN, SK. August 4,5,6,1990 for all former residents. For information contact Box 1990, Nipawin, SK, S0E 1E0.

REAL ESTATE

1/2,1, 5,10+/acre riverfront and view lots on the Thompson River, 6 miles West of Kamloops Lake. Terms OAC. Call collect, (604)373-2282.

FANTASTIC FAMILY DAIRY SHOWPLACE (netting $500,000 annually). Also several good 30/ 1200 cow ranches, acreages, grass parcels, businesses. Jack Folsom, Chief Mountain Realty, (403)626-3232, anytime. MLS.

RENTALS

NEW GROUND LEVEL garden townhouses, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, gas fireplaces. Conveniently located, Chilliwack Cottonwood Retirement Village, 7610 Evans Road, Sardis. $595/mo. To view, (604)858-3555.

SERVICES

Major ICBC and injury claims. Joel A. Wener, trial lawyer for 21 years. Call collect, 736-5500 Vancouver. If no recovery, no fee. No Yukon enquiries.

ICBC INJURY CLAIMS? Call Dale Carr-Harris - 20 years a trial lawyer with five years medical school before law. 0-669-4922 (Vancouver). Experienced in head injury and other major claims. Percentage fees available.

WORKED IN AUSTRALIA? You might be eligible for pension. Free professional consultation, ell (604)669-1325. "Ablauffrist Zwecks Berechtigung Einer Eventuell. Rueckwirkenden Pension, 31 Oktober1989.

POND AID - Cutrine for algae free clean water. Odor free. Free consultation. Call, write: Natural Aid Products, # 1 , 4415-61 Ave. S.E., Calgary. T2C 1Z6. 1-800-661-8467,1-403-279-8881.

TRAVEL

VACATION: QUALICUM BEACH, Vancouver Island, the beautiful old "George Inn" Tudor style and nestled in ivy and flowers, adjacent to golf course, 2 blocks to beach and shopping, ocean view rooms, heated pool, coffee shop, fireside dining room, lounge, British pub, interesting area. Low off-season rates, day, week, month. Write Box 2280, Qualicum Beach, B.C., V0R2T0. (604)752-9236.

DISCOUNT TRAVEL CLUB. Mexican vacation for two with membership, 5% to 50% off all travel needs, $399. (604)439-0870 Monday to Friday.

WANTED

WANTED: JAPANESE (ONLY) ANTIQUE SCREEN, even if damaged, for art research. Phone Vancouver, (604)464-6493.

WILL PAY CASH for used riding mowers, or garden tractors from 8 to 18 h.p., working or not. Also used sweepers and attachments. (604)533-9468, (604)534-6350.

BLANKET ADVERTISING:

Reaches 1.3 million homes for just $159!

An advertising "Best Buy!"

Wednesday, October 1B, 1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B7

WORK WANTED

HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM. Small renovations, carpentry, small scale plumbing, yard cleanup. Reliable. 537-4572 after 6 pm. i

SMALL GARDEN rotot i l l ing. Phone 537-5874 or 537-9829 42-3

GARDENING, housecleaning, or pr ivate personal care. Experienced. 653-2050 i

JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER available for work. Addi t ions, renovations, sundecks, new construct ion, concrete work, d rywa l l , cus tom f i n i sh ing , etc. Specializing in rafter and sta i r w o r k . Qua l i t y and integrity. Reasonable rates. References. 653-4457

42-3

H A N D Y M A N S E R V I C E S , repairs, clean-up and moving. Have pick-up truck. Call John 653-4254 42_6

HOUSEKEEPER AVAILABLE, rel iable, references. 5 3 7 -9692 !_

RENOVATIONS & REPAIRS. Careful reliable man available for all your needs. Prepare your home for fal l . Smaller jobs a specialty. Peter, 537-4382 39J5

SEWING FOR YOUR HOME. P i l l o w s , D u v e t c o v e r s , bedskir ts, Roman shades, tablecloths etc. Call Shera 537-2085. 33-tfn

CHAINSAW WORK Do you n e e d any t r ees f a l l e n ? Bucking up for f irewood? S m a l l c l e a r i n g j o b s undertaken Leave message for Barney Walker, 653-9395 41-]

ISLAND HOME CARE

BATHROOM & KITCHEN ADDITIONS.

S U N R O O M S , SKYLIGHTS, DECKS, BAY WINDOWS.

Drop in or call TOM MITCHELL

Qual i ty work , reasonable rates

653-4353 4 2 3

COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL AND

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

Matt Flanagan 537-4148

Stephen Webster TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK

Road Gravel, Aggregates, Soil & Fill sales. 40- ton low bed

40-foot flat deck

Box 447, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO

537-4809 413

ANTIQUES

BUYING - SELLING

Gold, Silver Stamps, Coins

537-2098 FRED SANDERS

AUTOMOBILES 105

1966 MGB $900 obo. 537-5482 4i_3

EXCELLENT ONE OWNER Ford van c o n v e r t i b l e to camper. Bed, kitchen unit, captains chairs, rear heater, dual battery, much more, $4,900. 537-5013.

41-3

' 81 PLYMOUTH RELIANT Wagon. A l l new front end. Just tuned up and oil change. No rust. Two new tires, two g o o d t i r e s , 6 5 3 - 4 6 1 4 , $2,500. 41-3

VAN, DODGE 1975, % ton, Tradesman, P.S., P.B., bench seat /bed, stereo tape deck, panelled throughout. Good all r o u n d c o n d i t i o n . V e r y reliable, $1,350. 653-9235.

41-2

AUTOMOBILES 105

CLASSIC 1970 Mercedes Benz 2 5 0 C , ve ry g o o d condit ion, silver w i th black MB Tex interior, 6 cyl, 4 spd, $8,000. 537-9316 ]_

'71 CHEV NOVA, 6 cyl, auto, A1 condit ion. Asking $1,500. 537-2239 f

FORD FALCON 1969, 289, radial t ires, no rust, $2,000. 653-9293 42-3

1976 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 dr, p /s , p /b , A M / F M cass. Good shape, asking $900 obo. Ph. 537-5901 i_

1979 PEUGEOT 604 needs electrical and transmission repairs. Overhauled engine w i th less than 500 miles. Open to serious offers. 537 -2258 42-3

'74 VW WESTFALIA camper van ready for a Mexico tr ip. New engine, new paint, clean throughout, excellent shape. $3,800. 537-5977 42-3

' 87 3/4-TON CHEV V A N , excellent condit ion, $13,000. 537-2871 i

1978 GMC 4x4 w i th w inch , good condit ion, 80,000 K's. 943-3607 (Delta). $4,000.

1

1973 FORD VAN, automatic, V8, many new parts, good work vehicle - $750obo. 537-5625 after 7 pm. 1

1986 TOYOTA P.U. 4x4, a u t o m a t i c , t i l t s t e e r i n g , sunroof, liner, canopy, power s t e e r i n g , b r a k e s , h i t c h , 44,000 K. 653-9360 I

1974 GRAN TORINO, power e v e r y t h i n g , e x c e l l e n t condit ion. $1,000 537-4430

1978 BUICK PARK AVENUE

Ful ly loaded w i t h A s t r o sunroof, 455 cu. in.

$4,500

CALL 537-4172 4 2 t f n

1973 Pontiac Ventura, 6 cyl auto, $999 obo. 2645 Fulford Ganges Rd at Isabella.

46-3

1980 CHEV % ton 350 auto, good all around truck, $2,750, 653-4565 late in evening.

41-3

MOTORCYCLES 110

HONDA 'S HARLEY 1987 1100 Shadow $4,800 f i rm. 653-4565 late in evening.

41-3

50cc M O T O R B I K E 1 9 8 5 Suzuki, only 3,300 Kms, like new $450. 537-4113 1

RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 115

18 FT TRAVELAIRE trailer, new 3-way fridge, furnace, washroom, stove w i th oven. Reasonable. 537-2351 1

26V2 FT WILDERNESS travel trailer, excellent condit ion, air, $9,500. 537-4567 after 6 pm. 41-3

TRIANGLE R.V. Centre offers excellent highway exposure for your consignment vehicle. Also, parts, service, propane, sani-station, and 24-hour car & R.V. Wash. Your complete R.V. Centre. Triangle homes Ltd., Sidney. Your f irst R.V. Centre off the ferry. 656-1122. DL5916. 44-tfn

BOATS & MARINE 120

Dean Sevo ld S h i p w r i g h t , c a r p e n t e r , b o a t r e p a i r , m a i n t e n a n c e . S e v e n t e e n years experience. Please call 653-9483 40-3

2 "PUFFIN" ocean kayaks. $750 each. Call 537 -5810 or 653-9398 1

THIS SPACE RESERVED

FOR YOUR AD. CALL THE

DRIFTWOOD 537-9933

FLOORING Oak & Maple 2Vt"xW T&G

$2.25 sq.ft. Edge grain fir

21/4"x3/4" and 3V4"x3/4"

$1.50 sq.ft. 20,000 sq.ft. oak shorts

$1.60 sq. ft.

All guaranteed -excellent condit ion.

Taking orders for any f looring types.

380-0538 or 592-5895

26 2£

Windsor Plywood

OPEN 8-5 6 DAYS A WEEK

for all your building needs.

Locally owned & operated

"WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON SERVICE"

W I N D S O R

Rainbow Rd. Ganges

537-5564 537-5565 4-tfn

LUMBER CUSTOM MILLING LOG PURCHASE

Offering a complete line of cedar lumber and siding

* shorts & clears * split post & rails * log purchase

at our new location on JONES ROAD

(watch for signs)

Cutt ing up to 8 "x12 "x28 '

Deluxe Contracting Mickey McLeod

537-5660 (messages pieasei) 30-tfn

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE P.B. Nub ian nanny goat. Mi lk ing. Bred to Alpine Needs barn for winter months. 537-5761 1

PEKING DUCKS, $5 ea. 537-5476 ii

5 YR OLD REGISTERED border collie. Free to good home w i th flock of sheep. Wi l l de l i ve r t o SS I . J e a n e t t e Taylor, Box 368, Quathiaski, BC, VOP 1N0. 285-3651

42-3

SUFFOLK EWE AND RAM ex. for breeding stock. 8 months old. Large and healthy. 653-4614 41-3

2 GOOD RIDING HORSES for lease w i th option to buy next s p r i n g . T a c k m a y b e included). For sale: 3 yr % Arab gelding. 15 H.H. and stil l growing. Good home a must. Ph. eves 537-5761 41-3

PUPPIES - there are 3 le f tand they're sti l l del ightful . Border Collie cross pups w i th f irst shots free to good homes. 537-5505 days. i

FOOD PRODUCTS 150

MOBILE MARKET

Fall into winter veggies

CONTINUING SUMMER HOURS

OPEN MON thru SAT on Ganges water f ront

KNOTH SAUSAGE LTD.

• German Bratwurst

• Salmon Burgers

• Smoked Salmon Pate

— 100% NATURAL —

NO PRESERVATIVES

Custom orders welcome

Tel: (604) 537-9760 1320 North Beach Road,

Salt Spring Island. 31-tfn

THE CAPTAIN'S CUPBOARD

down at the Fulford Marina

NEW HOURS: 9:30 am. - 6:30 pm. CLOSED MONDAYS

FRESH FISH FRIDAYS AFTER 2 pm

653-4420

Salt Spring Mature worlds

A wide variety of

GINSENG for that winter tonic.

BULK OAT BRAN and

LECITHIN GRANULES for the cholesterol watchers

537-2325 ,

Restaurant FULFORD HARBOUR.

Greek Dinner Special

this weekend Oct 2 0 / 2 1 / 2 2

653-9222 GARAGE SALES 160

SAT OCT 2 1 , 9-2 pm, 1130 Nor th End Road, b ikes , bedding, doors, w i n d o w s , toys, scrap wood , u t i l i ty trailer, misc electrical and plumbing, etc, etc. Any early birds pay double. l

SOMETHING FOR everyone 307 & 305 Mal iv iew: baby f u r n i t u r e , k i t c h e n w a r e s , garden tools, books, toys, chest of drawers and dark buffet. Sat. 9-2. l

ESTATE SALE Everything must go. Freezer, bedroom suite, Gibbard buffet and china cabinet, coffee table, kitchen items. Toyota c a r , c a r p e n t e r t o o l s , wheelbarrow, lawn mower, .garden pots and tools and

much more misc. 136 DESMOND CRES.

SAT OCT 2 1 , 9-4

SAT OCT 2 1 , 9-12 noon, Sofa-bed, speakers, airt ight stove, 'Realbr ick , " cha i rs , many household i tems. 160 Scott Point Drive. 1

SAT OCT 2 1 , 10-2 pm at 330 Manse l l Road. In terest ing miscel. articles. You don't want to miss this salel 1

2 4 3 6 NORTH END RD. Sunday Oct 22nd, 10 am - 2 pm. Quality tools and toys. No early birds. 1

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 165

W A S H E R / D R Y E R $ 1 5 0 . WWF wrest l ing ring, cage and 5 f igures, $25. Sanyo a m / f m stereo receiver, BSR turntable Wharfdale speakers, $150. 537-5907 42-3

STOVE AS IS, asking $250 obo. Phone 537-9496

42-3

WINDSURFER: Mistra Mal ibu board. Windsur f ing Hawaii sail (new). 5.4 mast & boom. $990. 537-2826 i_

THREE 2 ' 6 " DOORS w i th frames & hardware (offers?). The rma l p i c t u re w i n d o w 10 '6"x5 ' (offers?). 537-9030.

i

6000 FBM SELECT air dried 2x6 T&G pine. 2000 FBM select air dried 1x6 T&G pine. $650 FBM. 537-5660

42-2

SIMMONS SPRING-FILLED so fabed $ 2 0 0 . Cas t - i r on bathtub $ 100. Also 2 bundles 18 " cedar shakes, cheap 537-5779 i_

DOREL SAFE-T-RIDER car seat. Infant to 3 yrs. Excellent cond. $75 537-2604 1

K E N M O R E W A S H E R & Maytag dryer (white), pair $225 537-9030 I

STOVES FOR SALE Baby Bear $200, Acorn voyageur, large two door $400 obo 537-2303 I

STANDING TREES ON 4 acres, mixed For f i rewood or poles. Must be gone before Oct. 29. Best offer 537-5761

1

SEASONED FIR WINDFALLS. Taking orders now. $90 cord. 653-4470 evenings. 42-3

MAPLE BED without mattress or box spring, $25. Wanted: f i l i n g cab ine t ( 4 -d rawer ) , large male rabbit, hanging lamp. Phone 537-9531 Paul or Val. J_

NINTENDO WITH 2 control pads, 2 g a m e s ; Doub le Dribble and I ;fe Force, $200. 537-2563 ]_

S T O V E R E P A I R S a n d fireplace accessories at Anvi l Iron Works. 537-5631 i

KENMORE ELECTRIC STOVE in good work ing order $200. 537-9030 I

7 2 " x 2 0 " COFFEE TABLE, good condit ion, dark wood, $75. 537-4316 I

COLD, DRAFTY FLOORS? Try a Salt Spr ing sheepsk in beside your bed or custom m a d e c o z y s h e e p s k i n slippers. Great gift for all ages. Available at Waterf ront Gallery or 537-5450 42-4

R E F R I G E R A T O R W I T H separate freezer compar t ment. Top of the line Inglis. As new condit ion w i th warranty. $500. 537 -9554 42-2

VIKING 16 cu.ft. f / f fr idge, works we l l $125. Chester-field $89. 537-9683 i

MOTOCROSS RACING BIKE. 1986 Honda CR80R. Wel l m a i n t a i n e d w i t h e x t r a s . $900. Dave Marshal l 537 -9650 I

3 PIECE IKEA SOFA $300. New 3 2 " shower doors $ 125. Small bathroom sink $15. 537-9724 ]_

Tiny lovable min. toy poodle puppy. 7 weeks old. Good eater. Nicely "potty t ra ined" . 537-2160 41-3

Bedd ing s t r a w $4 ba le , discount 10 bales or more. 537-5663 eves. 41-3

Roofing trusses and rai lway landscaping ties. 537-5713

41-3

Fresh salmon for sale. Phone 653-9230 40-3


HAND-MADE 14 kt. gold c h a i n g r e a t C h r i s t m a s present $180. As new lady's ski jacket size 14 $50. Oak j e w e l l e r y d i s p l a y c a s e 3 0 " x 1 8 " cost $300, asking $ 2 0 0 . A n t i q u e c a s t - i r o n kettle $50. Wanted: manual de f ros t l e f t - h a n d f r i dge , 653-4614 4^3

4 0 % OFF Act ive Noritake Dinnerware. Oct 16 - Nov 16. Decorator pi l lows, $12.95. Think Christmasl Heritage Boutique, Grace Pt. Square.

41-2

Utility trai ler 5 'xo.5 ' w i th superstructure and canvas top. Spare tire. $250. 537-4563 41-3

PANASONIC STEREO Centre ( A M / F M , Dolby casset te, turntable) - ideal teen /cab in ; rowing machine, vintage oak d r a w - l e a f tab le , v i n t age highback dining chairs, snow tires 78R13, lady's 2 1 " 10-spd, boy's 19 " 10-spd. 537-4382 4^3

ARGENTINIAN STOCK saddle $300. A lso misce l laneous tack 537-2591 40J3

QUEEN SIZE head board and box spring, tr iple dresser, high boy. Pecan. $500 obo. Also captains bed & mattress, 3 drawers - $ 100. Phone 653-4551 4r>3

3 0 " KENMORE STOVE, gold, excellent condit ion $200. 14 " Pioneer chain saw $75. Phone 537-9376 40-3

LARGE CUSTOM CHESTER-field in brick red velour, $375. 2 1 " Quasar colour TV, $200. 537-2591 403

SNOOKER TABLE 4x8 ' like new w i th balls, accessories, $375 537-2479 40-3

10 FT SECTIONAL wood overhead garage door w i th h a r d w a r e , $ 5 0 0 . Set of French doors for 5 ft opening w i th hardware, $450. 537-2591 40-3

Save the Children Christmas Cards

From 190 Mobrae, 537-9271 Please phone first.

From Oct 29th all cards w i l l be on sale f rom the

Vil lage Market 41-2

SNOOKER TABLE 4x8 ' like new, w i t h balls, accessories, $375. 537-2479 41-3

WHOLESALE SHOPPING? A r e y o u b u y i n g y o u r plumbing, w i r ing & building hardware for your house f rom an off- island "wholesaler"? If so, you may be surprised to learn th t Gu l f s t ream Pro Hardware can often match these prices, as wel l as supply helpful hints and on-island delivery.

We can supply anything f rom luxury tubs to doorknobs. Bring us your list and let us give you a package price.

GULFSTREAM PRO HARDWARE 8_ t fn

CROSSROADS

Store and Information Centre

Excellent selection of ARPILLERA CALENDARS and CHRISTMAS CARDS

131 McPhil l ips (next to library)

WOOD STOVES

Drop in and talk to us about a new wood stove for your home and bee our selection. We a lso s tock f i r e p l a c e accessories and all sizes of pipe.

GULFSTREAM PRO HARDWARE

McPhil l ips Ave 537-5733 42-4

Page B 8 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 18,1989

BUSINESS SERVICES To advertise in this section call

537-9933 C o n t r a c t rates avai lable

ALARMS 302 BULK FUELS

GULF ISLAND ELECTRONICS

"Quality service by skilled Professionals"

HARBOUR BUILDING

537-4560

ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS -

HOME DESIGN W e prepare d e s i g n / a n d detailed work ing drawings for beautiful homes. We' l l be happy to discuss your plans wi thout obligation.

Give us a call.

BILL MONAHAN 537-4290

THE OMEGA DESIGN TEAM

AUTOBODY

REPAIRS

LIKE NEW AGAINI

Don Irwin's Collision & Repairs Ltd

Desmond Crescent

537-2513 , . „

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS

Saltspring Esso COMPLETE

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS

537-4554 C S S O ) 537-9300

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7:30 - 7 pm. weekdays 8 - 7 pm. Sat. & Sun.

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CROFTON AUTO SERVICE

J J 246-3115 Open 7 days a week

7-8 Mon-Sa t . and Sun. 9-5 8314 Crofton Rd., Crofton

This space

reserved

for your ad.

Call

The Gulf Islands

Driftwood

537-9933

BED & BREAKFAST 315

APPLECROFT S e c l u d e d s e l f - c o n t a i n e d cottage or charming guest rooms close to all amenit ies. Year round, children welcome

537-5605 551 Upper Ganges Rd.

21-tfn

SOLVANG GUEST HOUSE

wi th in 5 min. walk f rom Ganges. Large rooms w i th

private bath and entrance. 537-5747

268 Park Drive 21-26

316 1 1 CLEANING

SERVICES

CONTRACTORS 3 3 7 1 I C o n t r a c t o r s 3 3 7 I I DRAPERIES

PfTROCANADA

SALT SPRING PETROLEUM

• Furnace Oil • Stove Oil • Mar ine Fuels • Commercial Fuels & Oils

537-5331

BRUCE FIANDER YOUR IMPERIAL AGENT

• Stove Oil • Furnace Oil

• Mar ine Dock

fsso) •*» 537-5312

Box 347, Ganges, B.C. 44-tfn

1FI6HT AiU

POLLUTION Support Your Lung Association

CHIMNEY

CLEANING

HOGAN CHIMNEY SWEEPS 537-5340 CHIMNEY INSTALLATIONS

CLEANING & REPAIRS

Certif ied Sweep

Satisfaction Services

'<f 9.

CARPENTRY PAINTING MOSS CONTROL CHIMNEY SWEEP

1 s t - $25. Addit ional - Vi pri^ TED BALDWINSON

Call 537-2809

CLEANING SERVICES

SALT SPRING SWEEPERS Aspha l t /D r i veways / Tennis Courts/Etc.

Mobile Sweeping Service. Commercial — Residential

537-4249 BIG OR SMALL

WE SWEEP EM ALLI 24-Ifn

Gulf island

WINDOW CLEANERS

JANITOR SERVICE

Carpets Steam Cleaned

We also offer: CARPET GUARD

TREATMENT

537-9841

ME & EWE Janitor & Security Services

• Residential 81 Commercial • Carpet & Upholstery

Steamcleaned SCOTCHGARD

• Windows

537-2946

CONCRETE

GULF COAST MATERIALS

Serving the Gulf Islands: Salt Spring - Galiano

Mayne - Penders

• READY MIX • WASHED GRAVEL • REINFORCING STEEL • DRAIN TILF • BAGGED CEMENT • CONCRETE PRODUCTS • SCAFFOLDING RENTAL

537-2611 Rainbow Rd ,

Box 72, Ganges, B.C. 44-tfn

CONTRACTORS 337

ENGLISH BAY FINISHING

FINISH CARPENTRY AND RENOVATIONS

537-5930

BELL BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION

* Quality * Reliable * Speedy

Contact Chuck or Terry

537-4507 ,as.

GOODROCK DRILLING & BLASTING LTD.

• Site preparation • Road construct ion • Driveways • Septic fields • Serving all the Gulf Islands • Insured throughout B.C. • Competitive rates.

537-4776 Tom Gadoury

WALTER HUSER & SONS

Construction Ltd. Residential & Commercial personalized service from

plans to completion

537-2385 537-5247

Box 1398, Ganges, B.C. 44 tin

J

DIVERSIONS ENTERPRISES Ltd.

Shaun Adams, Pres: Certif ied Professional

Builder

Wel l built, low maintenance, energy eff icient west coast homes. Decks, siding, additions, renovations, etc. Pleasing environment for

living or work ing.

537-4079

Lancer Contracting

Ltd. • COMMERCIAL

• CUSTOM HOMES

653-4437 Gerry or Jay

653-4678 Perry 2 7 .

Eckstein's Designs

Quality & Craftsmanship

in CUSTOM RENOVATIONS

& ADDITIONS

Adolf & Karen

537-4545 27-tfn

Peter Melancon Construct ion Concrete, Framing,

Finishing, Renovations & Addit ions

Pho ne 653-4642

New Homes & Renovations General or Subcontract

PAUL ADAMS 653-4589 Box 67, R.R. 1, Fulford Harbour 45-tfn

(1980) £td. "Quality Homes of Distinction" Box 4 4 1 , Ganges, B.C

VOS 1E0

SERVING SALT SPRING FOR 30 YEARS

Telephone

537-5463

WILSON INSULATION

free estimates — serving the Gulf Islands -

537-5248 or 537-4506

LARGE OR SMALL JOBS CONTRA CT OR HOURL Y

• New Homes * Additions * Renovations * Framing

D.A. SMITH General Contracting

537-9036 after 5:30 pm

PO. Box 1026, Ganges

MATTHEWS BOBCAT SERVICE " Septic Fields * Ditching

* Landscaping * Driveways * Backfll ing

5 3 7 - 5 7 2 4 eves

DRILLING &

BLASTING We do it right the f irst t ime

LANDSCAPING ROCK

Call 537-2661

DECKING

DEC - K - ING ERLING

SUNDECKS, ROOFDECKS, GARAGE DECKS

Pro fess iona l l y i ns ta l l ed vinyl sheeting.

waterproof / maintenance- f ree/

non-s l ip /guaranteed ALUMINUM HANDRAILS

Serving all the Gulf Islands

Finitex Contracting 537-5845

DIVING SALTSPRING SCUBA

+ Sales * Service •*• Rentals * Commercial diving * Salvage * Hauls * Moor ing buoys

9-9 Mon-Fr i , Sat-Sun 9-6 (across from Harbour House)

537-4717 41-52

DRAPERIES

CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES BY

FULL SELECTION OF % VERTICAL 8. VENETIAN BLINDS Fabrics, Decorator Rods & Tracks

537-9592 « YOUR

WINDOW COVERING CENTRE

Custom made draperies & fabrics

Vertical & Venetian Blinds Woven Wood, Pleated &

Roller Blinds Rod & Track

Installation Service

Mouat 's Mal l 10-3 Mon-Sat 537-5837

THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOUR AD.

CALL THE GULF ISLANDS

DRIFTWOOD 537-9933

YOUR HOME DECORATING CENTRE:

- Decorating Accessories - Silk Plants - Table Lamps - Wallpaper

& Islander Drapery Mouat 's Mal l 10-3 Mon-Sat

537-5837

DRYWALL

DRYWALL Serving ONLY the Gulf

Islands for 10 years. FREE ESTIMATES ON:

• Renovations or new work • Residential or commercial Drywall ing w i th machines Insulating & vapour barrier Texture ceilings & walls

VINYL BOARD & STEEL STUDDING

Priming of wal lboard

SALT SPRING INTERIORS;

PHONE BRIAN LITTLE

537-2590 Box 476, Ganges, B.C.

44-tfn

ELECTRICAL

ACCENT ELECTRIC Andre 537-2156

Graham 537-5378

RR3 - 130 Blain Rd. Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

Commitment is the priceless ingredientl

36-tfn

Residential AND

mmercial

GUILBAULT ELECTRIC

LTD. Baseboard & Radiant

Heating

537-5675 Box 181 , Ganges, B.C.

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EXCAVATING 350

BRIAN DAWES OWNER-OPERATOR

AWES Excavating Ltd. • BASEMENTS • BACK FILLING • LANDSCAPING • ROADBUILDING • DRAINAGE • PONDS • HOURLY RATES

OR CONTRACT

537-2604 ,

Ken Byron Excavating Septic Tanks & Fields Supplied & Installed

537-2882


BUSINESS SERVICES To advertise in this section call

537-9933 Contract rates available

EXCAVATING 350 I I GARDENING 356 1 1 INSURANCE

G. HOREL bo&crt BOBCAT SERVICE

• Septic f ields • Driveways • Excavation

Box 346 , Ganges, B.C. 653-4369 25-tfn

Pat Byron Excavating

Complete backhoe services

653-9295

G & L Excavating

Ltd. • Land Clearing • Road Building • Driveways • House Excavations • Water & Sewer Systems • Ponds • Trucking

Mobi le Phone 1-755-0110 Evenings: 537-2438

HEDGEHOG BULLDOZING & EXC. LTD.

537-9311 ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI

LAURIE A. HEDGER 32 YRS. EXP.

FIREWOOD

GIPPO FIREWOOD GUARANTEED CORD

CUT, SPLIT & DELIVERED Fir - S85 Alder - $85 Also, 1 /2 cord rates

537-5380, eves. 44- Hn

KONIG &SON FIREWOOD

SEASONED

Serving Salt Spring Eight years

COMPETITIVE & RELIABLE 537-9531

9-tfn

HONEST OL'S FIREWOOD

GUARANTEED CORD cut, split & delivered

Split Cedar Fence Rails 537-5323 (leave message)

Flooring 352

Burritt Bros. Carpets

SALES: * • Carpet and Vinyl • Cork and Vinyl Tiles • Area Rugs • Floor Care Products Ask us about: — Contract Pricing — Supply Only Sales

SERVICE:

• Installations • Repairs • Carpet Cleaning • Binding & Fringing

SALT SPRING HOME DESIGN CENTRE 320 Upper Ganges Rd.

537-2111

Quality Landscape Design &

Construction PHILIP

OAKLEY NDLC

Qualified English professional specializing in all aspects of garden and landscaping from basic garden maintenance, tree surgery & frui t tree pruning to complete "design & bu i ld " projects tailored to

your requirements.

TURN YOUR DREAM INTO REALITY

Call now for a free consultat ion

537-5463

Scnlife OFCANADA

• Group Insurance • Business Insurance • Disability Insurance • Buy, Sell Agreements • RRSP • Call collect 332-3145

John R. McGarry Mon-Fri , 8-4:30 pm

3 6 2 1 1 MISCELLANEOUS I PAVING & SERVICES 3711 I DRIVEWAYS 386

PRINTERS 396

18-tfn

GLASS

Eckstein's Designs

226 Fulford-Ganges Rd.

Service & Craftsmanship

in Glass & Mirror • Windows & Patio Doors • Residential & Commercial • Mirror Walls • Skylights & Solariums • Fire-Proof Glass

Adolf & Karen Eckstein

537-4545 Box 312, Ganges, B.C.

VOS 1E0 „ „ „

Motor Vehicle Office

INSURANCE ALL CLASSES OF

INSURANCE

Salt Spring Insurance Agencies

(1972) LTD.

OFFICE HOURS: 9 am - 4:30 pm., M o n - F r i .

537-5527 P.O. Box 540, Ganges, B.C.

44-tfn

JEWELLERY

GULF JEWELS GALLERY m BRUCE PEARSON

Goldsmith Gemmologist

FINE ARTS & CRAFTS JEWELLERY & REPAIRS

112 Hereford Ave 537-5260

LAWYERJ3

FIRST VISIT FREEI

Maclsaac Clark & Co.

560 Johnson St., Victoria Personal Injury Lawyers,

Fee by % PHONE 381-5353

HOME .. 1 1 MARINE SERVICES 365 IMPROVEMENTS 360 POWER BOAT

RENTALS

320 Upper Ganges Rd.

7 BUSINESSES UNDER 1 ROOF

* bathroom & kitchen fixtures & accessories

* floor & wal l t i le * carpets * vinyl * oriental rugs * appliances * kitchen & bathroom

cabinets * hardwood f looring * f ine woodworking tools * wood & propane stoves * fireplace accessories

537-2111 „ „ .

14' Power Boat

$ 1 5 / p e r hour plus fuel

FULFORD MARINA

653-4424 2810 Fulford-Ganges Rd.

MASONRY

jufm

S**

DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS

537-9933

touchstone (enterprises ltd.)

'STONEWORK SPECIALIST'

MASONRY CONTRACTOR

Richard Dakin 537-4216

Box 1122, Ganges

Harry's 24-hr Mobile Locksmith

Gov't l icensed - bonded Auto locks a specialty

Also keys cut - locks repinned and repaired. Free estimates.

537-2850 anyt ime. 37-tfn

OLDE COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY

o f f e r s o v e r 3 0 y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e in d o m e s t i c ,

ant ique and marine upholstering.

537-4433 — 8-4:30 pm. Monday to Friday

SALT SPRING

GARBAGE COLLECTION

SERVICE 537-2167

MUSICAL SERVICES 377

Experienced PIANO TEACHER

A.R.C.T. in classical piano, presently studying education at UVic, is teaching students who want to study classical or

popular music.

Call Lisa Guthr ie at 537-4228

Fall registration * starts nowl *

37-6

PAINTING

MASTERSTROKE interiors & exteriors

W e let our customers speak for us:

"More than happy w i th the job. I feel like I have a new house. Everyone who 's seen it agrees."

Eileen Bilton Vesuvius Bay Rd.

Any inquir ies call

537-4697, 537-9495 • David Hal l iwel l • Michael Anson ,

,26-tfn

Mary Harkema-Hughes

paint ing — interior

paint ing - exterior

wal lpapering

537-2580

KEVIN C. MARKS PAINTING

WALLPAPERING & DECORATING

"Quality Work at Reasonable Prices"

537-4594

DRIVEWAY REPAIR

Make your old driveway look like new w i t h hot asphalt patching and

seal coating

»:

PHONE COLLECT

3 8 3 - 3 7 3 1 41-e

PICTURE FRAMING 392

A Thousand Words Picture Framing

• Custom Framing • Conservation Framing • Needlework • Object Framing • Creative Matt ing • Dry Mount ing • Shrink Wrapping • Prints & Posters f rom

our Catalogues

Call KRISTA or ELAINE 537-5131

Mon-Fri 10-4:00 or by appointment anyt ime

18-tfn

Gulf Island Picture Framing

• Pre-cut frames & mats • Custom, conservation &

"you- f rame- i t " • Needlework *• Shrink wrapping

Mon-Fri 9:30-4:30 Across from

Harbour House Hotel PRESTON FORD

537-2369 42.52

PLUMBING & HEATING

J & A OIL BURNER

SERVICE JOHN COTTRELL

Certified Oil Burner Mechanic

537-9314 Box 226, Ganges, B.C.

44-tfn

Plumbing & Pumps

DAVID RAINSFORD

6 5 3 - 4 4 9 4 residence

5 3 7 - 2 0 1 3 shop

TOM V O L Q U A R D S E N / T ~ y

537-5188 T r ^ i P.O. BOX 385 j j / Ganges, B.C. \ K \ I

VOS 1EO - / \ ) W A L L P A P E R I N G / . \L

& PAINTING ' \ j y

DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS

537-9933

Roy W. Wheatley

PLUMBING Water & Effluent Pumps

SERVICE WORK A SPECIALTY

537-2722 Box 898, Ganges, B.C.

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ISLAND PLUMBING

Plumbing, Pumps, Hot Water Heating

COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL

DERRICK BRAZIER 537-5332

Ultimo / t e

F I N E R R I N T I I M O

320 Upper Ganges Rd. 537-4422

42-52

PRESSURE WASHING

STEAM CLEANING

WE CLEAN ALL SURFACES

Pressure Washing, Steam Cleaning & Sandblasting

Boat Hulls.

CALL COLLECT

383-3731

PROPERTY

MAINTENANCE

Gulf Islands Septic Ltd.

Septic tank pump-outs.

537-9353

ROOFING

ROOFING Shake 'n ' Shingle

RE-ROOF NEW

REPAIRS • Free estimate • 5- year warranty • could save $$$!

RON CALBERY 537-2084

Serving all the Gulf Islands since 1981

Box 1187, Ganges

TILE SETTING

CUSTOM CERAMIC TILE WORK

TERRA FIRMA TILESETTING Competitive Rates

Call Jane Stack

5 3 7 - 2 1 6 9 42,3

TRUCKING

KEY PAWN

TRUCKING ALL TYPES OF

GRAVEL MATERIAL LOUIS RENAUD - OWNER

537-2329

V/i TON CUBE VAN for rent. Call Danny 653-4577

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RICK ANDREWS TRUCKING

HAULING ALL TYPES OF MATERIAL

537-4603 MORE BUSINESS SERVICES

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BUSINESS SERVICES

TV & RADIO SERVICE

I

TV-VCR-STEREO ! REPAIR SERVICE Local pick-up & delivery

All makes In-shoo estimates

Hours Mon -Fn 9-5

J.P. - T.V. 537-9811 141 Salt Spring Way

44 Ifn

WATER PURIFICATION 442

CULLIGAN

WATER CONDITIONING sales — service — rentals

625 B Hil lside Ave, Victoria, B.C. V8T 1Z1

Phone 361-4166 fax: 361-4177

40-52

GULF ISLAND ELECTRONICS

"Quality service by skilled Professionals"

HARIiOUR BUILDING

537-4560

Remove Chlorine and ALL coli form-type

bacteria.

You've got good taste and safe water with the

Shaklee • • H M M M M A . V Aqua System

Call today JUANITA HARRIS collect 656-4856

38-26-even


White Fig Orchard John and Carol Langston

now have available choice quality

Organic winter dessert pears and winter apples.

Phone 537-5791 after 4 pm 42-3

Strawberry Plants Organically raised on Salt Spring, year old plants, ready f o r f a l l p l a n t i n g . V e r y

f lavoursome berries.

$ 2 per doz.

Next two weeks at the Market

FRASER'S THIMBLE FARMS

175 Arbutus 537-5788 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 am - 4:30 pm

$ff Y

4 " winter pansies 790 each.

IN STOCK NOW: Winter Kale, Winter Cabbage

Winter Pansies, Wal l f lowers,

Forget-me-nots, Hardy Mums, Asters,

English Daisies etc.

PRE-ORDER YOUR FRUIT & NUT TREES

now for the best selection, over 60 varieties to choose

from

Help recycle - return your old pots & containers.

Home Furnishings Fall Sale Brass headboards f rom $88 (wi th footboard and rails only $40 more), rocking chairs, good selection from $99.95, drop leaf dinettes 3 pc from $79.95, Oak 4 2 " octagonal 5 /p iece table & 4 chairs $268, Desks from $49.95, 5 4 " mattress & box sp r i ngs f r o m $ 1 4 9 . 9 5 , Buffets & china cabinets f r o m $ 7 9 . 9 5 . D i s h e s , books, tools, more on sale at

Buy & Save 9818 4th St., Sidney


THE GENERAL STORE

HALLOWEEN SPECIALTIES: Handmade poly/cot ton capes Superman Dracula Red Riding Hood Ballerina skirts w i th masks, moustaches, face paints, wi tches hats.

NOW IN FOR XMAS: Beaut i fu l designer Barbie clothes, handmade by Kay Katlin on Salt Spring Island.

537-5612

GLAD'S CANDY STORE

Special Oct /Nov feature: 2 Scoops ice cream for the price of 1.

Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, w i th fresh whipped cream

5 0 C per cup.

Kids pick up your free

candy bags on Hal loween

night.

537-4211

TOP SOIL 653-4520

CASH AND CARRY PRICED*

Quality Tires MICHELIN SNOWS FR7814

$ 5 0 / p r 195-15 $ 6 0 / p r

GOODYEAR WRANGLER P 2 0 5 / 7 5 R15 $ 5 5 / p r

CALL RON 7 DAYS A WEEKI

537-9383 or 537-9344 .

BARCLAY'S EXCHANGE

Largest selection & best prices of

new & u~ed tools in Victoria.

Buy - Sell - Trade

2111 Douglas St., Victoria

381-4466

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

500 USED BRICKS. 653-9205 2

GOOD LADY'S BIKE. Also front mounted type car bike carrier. 537-9887 |_

WANTED: BROWNIE uniform, size 6-8. Phone 537-9265 before 9 pm. ]_

SMALL WOOD STOVE. 537-5420 ]_

WANTED TO RENT: small lockable u t i l i ty t ra i ler for Xmas trip to U.S. Phone 537-2066 42ji

HAS ANYONE A COPY of Feb 1 5 / 8 9 and/or Feb 2 2 / 8 9 i s s u e of G u l f I s l a n d s Driftwood? 537-9933.

WANTED: APPLES. Please call 537-2826 or 537-4454.

COVERED AREA REQUIRED for winter storage of 25 ft b o a t , m u s t h a v e 8 f t clearance. 537-2452 40-3

Good condit ion second hand canoe or small row boat; also lifejacket, 537-4835 41-3

WANTED: SMALL GARAGE or shed on level ground, good road, storage for capuccino machine. 537-4663 40-3

We buy furni ture, antiques, collectibles, odds n' end&, tools, strange and wonderfu l curiosit ies, and much, much more.

THE GREAT GANGES JUNK CO. 537-4421

MUSICAL

INSTRUMENTS

Pianist wants to meet other instrumentalist(s) interested in playing together. 537-4685 40J3

PIANO, excellent condit ion, e x c e l l e n t s o u n d , r a r e miniature ship's piano, ful l size harp, cast iron sounding board. $1 ,500 obo. 537 -4452. 40-3

HOUSES FOR RENT 510 3 BR HOUSE in Ganges avail end October. Call 537-4373 after 6 pm. 42-3

1 B E D R O O M COTTAGE $375 month, heat / l ight & propane included. 537-5773

1

BRIGHT, recently decorated sui te, Walker Hook area. Private sundeck, suitable for r e t i r e d N / S p e r s o n or student. $325 per mo + Vi uti l i t ies. 537-5647 eves. t

2 BEDROOM HOUSE downtown Ganges (across from Luigis) suitable for business & h o m e toge the r . $ 5 0 0 month. 926-0095 J_

1 BR WITH BASEMENT, $400 p l u s u t i l i t i e s . D a m a g e deposit. Responsible adults, references. No pets. Ph. 1 -743-3005 to 9 pm. (Cobble Hi l l ) . 42-3

SUNNY MALIVIEW, brand new 1350 sq.ft. 3 bdrm home. 2 bath, close to beach, store, school. Avai l Nov 1 to long term tenant. $ 6 0 0 / m o n t h . 537-4286 i_

ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED W a t e r f r o n t . N o v - A p r i l . Adults. $450 plus uti l i t ies. 653-4466 \

2 BR DUPLEX in lovely lakeview sett ing, 1 mile f rom Fulford, suit couple. $425. 653-4558 ]_

1 B E D R O O M COTTAGE part ia l ly fu rn i shed . $ 3 0 0 / month plus hydro. Security deposit . References. 5 3 7 -5387 1

3 BR NEW HOME near Vesuvius, available immediately. No pets. $700 per month. Phone 537-9100 or 537-5790 1

LOWER FLOOR SUITE in p r i v a t e h o m e , s e p a r a t e entrance, carport. Kitchen, ba throom and bed-s i t t ing room. $350 month including hydro. 537-2693. 40-3

HOUSES FOR RENT 510'

LUXURY 5 BR fu rn i shed wa te r f ron t home on 4.6 a c r e s , m o u n t a i n v i e w s , private secluded beach. $800 per mo. plus uti l i t ies. 537-5268 41-tfn

A S P E C I A L H O M E f o r r espons ib l e n o n - s m o k i n g tenants - fabulous ocean v iews - privacy - an executive 2 bedroom home on 31/2 acres, 1900 sq.ft. - garage and workshop - all appliances. Long term - no dogs, $800 per month. Available Nov 1st. Ph. Peter 537-4529, Salt Spring Property Management.

40-tfn

COSY, CLEAN FURNISHED o n e b e d r o o m l a k e s i d e cottage, suitable for 1 or 2 peop le , ava i lab le i m m e d . 537-5977. 40-3

2 BEDROOM WATERFRONT h o m e , s l e e p s 4 , f u l l y equipped, mature adults only, non-smokers, $ 5 0 0 / w k . Ph. Peter 537-4529 38-tfn

Unfurnished, yearly lease, refs. required.

Two bedrooms, 2 baths. L/R-fp, D/R, k i tch/stove.

U t i l / r m w / d . deck. Carport. W / W & drapes throughout.

No pets.

$650 per month. Available Dec. 1 or earlier.

Can be seen Nov. 2nd.

Name and address & phone to:

Box 1557 Ganges, VOS 1E0 41-2

COMMERCIAL SPACEFORRENT 51$

FOR RENT/LEASE - do you require commercial space in Ganges and have a relatively low traff ic flow? Available above Pharmasave are 2000 sq. ft. of easily divided area. Rent part of it or all of it. Warm in winter , cool in summer. Great ha rbou r / pa r k v iew. Contact Santy Fuoco 537-5577 1-tfn

WANTED TO RENT

L O C A L I S L A N D F A M I L Y requires 2 or 3 bedroom house for 4 to 6 months unt i l new home ready. Phone 653-4 5 5 1 . 40-3

YOUNG FAMILY, one child, dog & cat, need 2 bedroom h o u s e / c o t t a g e November through early spring. Storage on or off property a plus. Very l imited budget but can do maintenance work. Call 925-4349 collect. 40-3

RELIABLE TENANT, good neighbour, small house or cabin, 1 or 2 bedrooms required. Island references. 537-4663 40-3

Secure garage space for sports car. Please call 537-5 3 2 1 . 41-3

A R T I S T / W R I T E R s e e k s house in Gulf Islands w i th good l ight ing for w in te r months. N /S . Richard 1-255-6276 (Vancouver). 40-3

Salt Spring Property Management

* RESIDENTIAL RENTALS * * PROPERTY WATCH *

The Economical and Reliable Choice

PETER JACQUEST Box 1012, Ganges

537-4529

R.D. PROPERTY

MANAGEMENT — Residential Properties — — Commercial Properties — — Vacant Land Rentals —

9 yrs experience in property management on Salt Spring

Island. "Let me handle your rental

prob lems" DENNIS ANDREWS

537-5411 RR2, 199 Saltspring Way,

Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE

FULLY EQUIPPED pre-school set-up in 15 'x30 ' building ciose to cosy 2 bdrm house on 3A acre, some cleared w i th garden, some treed. Addi t ional 15 'x30 ' outbui lding for w o r k s h o p / s t u d i o . Vi block from ocean. Close to store & school. $85,000 obo. 537-2830 or 277-7794 (evenings)

41-3

FIVE BEAUTIFUL ACRES, charming two bdrm home plus guest cottage. $124,000. For appointment, call 537-2755. ii

M A N I T O B A F A R M , 1 6 0 acres, 3 bedroom house, barn, greenhouse, outbui ldings, large garden, f ru i t . $39,000. 653-9435. \

3 BR FAMILY HOME ON private Vi acre. $135,000. Phone owner 5 3 7 - 2 7 0 1 .

40-9

I'M PRESENTLY BUILDING on sunny lakefront v iew acreage on Dover Place, five minutes from Ganges. The property is a t t r a c t i v e , q u i e t , f u l l y serviced and in an area of good homes on a paved cul-de-sac.

The house is being built to require minimal maintenance, very enduring w i th substant i a l conc re te f o u n d a t i o n s secured entirely on solid rock, and w i l l be except ional ly attractive. There wi l l be lots of deck and glass.

This very desirable, wel l built home is available for purchase.

For fu r ther in fo rmat ion please call Shaun Adams, C e r t i f i e d P r o f e s s i o n a l Bui lder, (member Vic tor ia Home Builders Association) at 537-4079. 34-tfn

Incredible! 1200 acres w i th 5 miles of water f ront for $189,000? Where is it - Baffin Island? Nope. Right here on Salt Spring. You only have to pay for 10 acres. The rest belongs to Ruckle Park. Prime farmland, log house, greenhouse, nice views. Vi mile frontage on park. You may never get another chance to buy a property like this. If not sold this weekend it goes off the market. St i l lmeadow Farm at the end of McLennan Drive off Beaver Point Road View this Sunday 1 -3 pm or call 1-595-8558 Victoria.

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Basketry using the common blackberry vine was the subject of a workshop held on Galiano Island last week. Here, Mayne Island resident Kathleen Partington weaves together her blackberry vine. Workshop was taught by guest artist Casey Wood.

Baskets use blackberry vine At a workshop at the Galiano

Activity Centre on Monday, October 9, Casey Wood of Orcas Island demonstrated how to make baskets from the common trailing blackberry.

Some 28 people participated in the workshop, including residents of Galiano, Mayne and Gossip islands plus weekenders from Vancouver. Organized by Phyllis Harris and sponsored by Adult Education, the workshop lasted three hours.

During that time, Wood gave a h i s to ry of her craft and demonstrated her methods. As a

new resident of Orcas Island from the American mid-west, Wood decided to make her living growing flowers and vegetables, but encountered opposition to her plans from local blackberry vines. Frustrated, she decided she would use these natural resources — and so her new industry began.

She favours free shapes in her basketry, often using feathers, wool or gold and silver thread to vary the texture and colour of her finished work.

With tea and goodies provided by Phyllis Harris and husband John

Sibbald during a short break, the afternoon concluded with a show of the group's accomplishments and presentation of prizes. Simone Le Blanc and daughter Amanda won a prize for the best-formed basket and Marion Sutherland (North Galiano) and Terry Waines (Gossip) shared a box of bandaids for the most unorthodox design.

Participants wishing further information on this craft can reach Casey Wood by writing to her at Orcas Olga , Orcas Is land, Washington State.

Galiano

Ella Johnston of the Galiano Club, buoyed by the success of this year's blackberry festival has announced a profit of $ 1,727.65. One hundred sixty-two frozen pies were sold and 260 pieces of pie and ice cream served. Congratulations to Sydney Massie and her workers — no small effort this, the third annual blackberry festival.

Other news Barbara and Bill Scoones report

seeing a parrot in their Burrill Road garden. Isn't this carrying this south end thing a big far folks? No reports of Arctic Tern here so far.

Allison Stafford, daughter of Bill and Phyl l is Stafford of Salishan resort is off to Britain. A committed horse lover, Allison is planning to study horses and horsemanship in a top-rated English school. Allison was one of Anne Scoones' first pupils at the Maple Styrup Riding School.

Meeting held A meeting of all those interested

in the performing arts was held in

the school library after the Galiano Singers' rehearsal on Thursday, October 5. The 36 people present agreed to co-operate and to pool talents and resources on island productions.

It is to be a loosely structured group. Contact with them can be made at present through the Galiano Singers — phone Ann Duncan 9-2487. People interested in lighting, directing and performing are needed. A British style pantomime of Cinderella is being prepared for production in the New Year by Geoff Inverarity and friends. This will doubtless use every island resource.

Coming Events October 21 - Saturday - School

bottle and pop tin drive. Money raised goes toward Grade Six field trip to Strathcona Park.

October 22 - Sunday - church Services at St, Margaret's - 10:45 am. Anglican Holy Communion, Rev. John Moorhouse. 1:00 pm Roman Catholic Eucharist

October 23 - Monday - Galiano Artists Guild - South Hall - 1:00

AlistairRoss pm.

October 24 - Tuesday - Yoga, South Hall - 10:30 am-noon. Changed from the previous Monday meetings.

October 29 - Tuesday - first of two free flu vaccine clinics at Page Drive Lounge 4-6 pm. Second clinic will be at 4-6 pm on November 2. The vaccine is free to all persons 64 years of age or older or to those with a chronic medical problem such as heart disease, diabetes or emphysema. Phone 656-1188 for further information.

October 25 - Wednesday - focus on forestry, South Hall 7:30 pm -Doug Gook of the Cariboo Horse Loggers' Association will discuss value-added harvesting; sensitive selective logging - an exploration of pioneering and modem techniques for more careful forest management

October 26 - Thursday - North Hall, 7:30 pm. Elder hostel speaker Dr. Dean Fisher of North Galiano, specialist in marine animals - video and lecture of sea lions - entrance by donation.

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Residential fire causes blaze A weekend resident burning

without a permit over the Thanksgiving Day holiday caused a fire on Cain Drive last Tuesday evening.

School girls walking along Stur-dies Bay Road noticed the smoke. Neighbours investigated, and then called the South Galiano Fire Department.

By the time the seven firemen arrived at the scene (only minutes)

a stiff breeze had spread the fire in the dry grass and into some small fir trees.

Because the fire had burnt through the householder's water line, there was no water available on the site for immediate use by the neighbour. Firemen used 2500 gallons of water to quell the blaze and to make sure no hot spots remained in the dry October soil.

The resident will be asked topay

Abuse of water system means Mayne shortage

Mayne Island's Campbell-Bennett Bay water system is facing a critical water shortage.

Trustee Garth Nightingale is blaming islanders for "abusing the system." He claims people water their grass and hose down their cars, and blames much of the current shortage on the heavy Thanksgiving influx to Mayne.

Nightingale says one of the four wells in the Campbell-Bennett Bay system is already bone dry and the others are very low. It has been necessary this past week to shut off water to householders for several hours, in an attempt to conserve the remaining water.

"In the event of fire, we would have a serious problem here," Nightingale states. "Although last winter was very cold, there wasn't a great deal of rain and we've had very little moisture for the past four months."

Local water diviner Fred Bennett, Sr., who was born on Mayne and has lived here for some 75 years says one of his springs has gone dry for the first time in his lifetime.

"The earth is bone dry for some three feet down," he reported. "Whereas we used to be able to get water at a depth of 80 to 100 feet, now we have to drill to 200 and 300 foot depths to get water. "With an increasing number of people coming to the island, our water is decreasing annually."

Bill Sawyer, chairman of the Arbutus Water Company and Ernie Worral of the Village Point Water system both report ample water in their areas.

for this unscheduled and unnecessary exercise by the volunteer firemen, according to fire chief Williams. Williams says that although the fire season is nearing its end (October 15), the ground is still very dry and caution must be taken when burning leaves and garden refuse.

South Galiano residents who have not yet received their fire identification numbers can pick them up at the fire hall at the monthly book sale (Saturday, October 21), or from the fire chief—phone 2461.

North Galiano residents have already received their numbers.

Mayne fair is slated

Prints of Bob Borsos' Winter Beach scene, featured on the front cover of the Mayneliner, will be available at the upcoming annual Christmas Fan slated for November 25 and 26 at the Mayne Island school.

Sponsored by the island's Craftsmen's Guild, the popular event will feature the work of Mayne Island's accomplished craftspeople. It will include pottery, knitting, weaving, woodworking, toys, silk painting, and Christmas and colonial decorations.

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Blackburn Road receives an estimated 5600 tons of waste per year. At $ 8 1 . 0 0 per ton, trucking our garbage off island to Hartland Road will cost $ 4 5 3 , 6 0 0 per year.

The Hartland Road landfil l is alreadv running out of space for garbage -- plans are underway to drain a lake and f i l l it with garbage -- and is causing large-scale health and environmental problems.

The Blackburn Road landfil l W i l l n o t b e C l O S e d In the Ministry of Environment until an alternative for garbage disposal is found.

IF YOU VOTE YES.

Garbage will be transported off SSI via ferry to the Hartland landfi l l in Saanich. The cost to your taxes wil l be $ 1 . 2 0 p e r $ 1 , 0 0 0 of assessed property value. IN ADDITION, you w i l l pay for.... pickup service and.... the fee to dump at the transfer station.

BUT IF YOU VOTE NO

The Blackburn Road landfi l l will remain open unti l we find an alternative. SS Garbage Service has purchased 160 acres of land (of which 10 acres only wil l be used for a landfil l) on Mt . Bruce. To date, two separate engineering firms have indicated that this area is a v iable site for a landfi l l .

A "YES" vote will lock us into the CRD's system. A "NO" vote will allow us to consider other options.

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Group should reflect several interests Can environment enthusiasts

remain non-partisan? This was the question posed by

Community Chamber of Commerce members on Mayne Island Thursday night, when they announced support for environmental responsibility. A preliminary meeting to discuss formation of a community environment committee

Mayne Island

was held last week. According to Chamber presi

dent Brian Crumblehulme, the proposed environment committee should consist of a dozen Mayne Islanders, representing a variety of interests and they should definitely be non-partisan.

Paul Bondarenko, however, said par t isanship can not be

avoided by envi ronment enthusiasts, since they may be confronted with business interests which are blatantly anti-environmental.

Crumblehulme said it would be the committee's job to bring in all possible information on an island proposal rather than take a stand on any issue, such as the proposed

Participating in the blackberry basket weaving class staged by Casey Wood of Orcas Island, at Galiano's Activity Centre on Monday, October 9, was well known Mayne Island craftswoman, Ann Simpson, who will again convene the annual Craftsman's Guild Christmas Fair.

Fortunate Mayne Island artists were par

ticularly fortunate to have had the opportunity to learn the art of silk painting from Bill Morton, well known instructor at Calgary's School of Art, who specializes in silk painting. In B.C. giving a course at the Pearson College of the Pacific, Morton's Mayne Island week-long course also brought three pupils from Calgary as well as one from Galiano.

Highlight of the week for participants was their exhibition of painted silk scarves.

Dinner Bay Park Eighteen beautiful Japanese

cherry trees have been donated to the Dinner Bay Park by long-time Mayne Islander Tamotsu Otsuki of Dalton Drive.

Ed Williams, in charge of park development, reports the doors and ceiling of the new washrooms will be installed at the next volunteer work bee slated for October 28. He reports the necessity of excavating a pond to provide ample water to meet the needs of the park's ornamental trees.

Applications Marie Kelt, president of the

Mayne Island Branch #84, Royal Canadian Legion, reports widows of war pensioners, who up until now forfeited their late husband's war pension if they re-married, can now retain their pensions, following their husband's death, despite the fact they choose to remarry. She states that war veterans' widows should apply for same through their local DVA office.

Volunteers needed There will be no Scouts or Cubs

on Mayne Island this winter unless volunteers are forthcoming.

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nesday by Ron Mitchell, who, along with Bill Barnes and Al Iz-zard of the sponsoring Lions Club, was busy drafting a letter to be distributed to island residents informing them of the demise of the youth group unless volunteer leaders could be located.

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offer. Interested persons should contact one of the three Lions members at once.

Meanwhile, Eleanor Cocker, Mayne school librarian reports nine local residents have already volunteered to serve as librarian assistants at the school, but she would still welcome additional volunteers. Interested persons should contact her.

News By MAXINE WHORLEY Congratulations to junior member David Collette, and Gordon Par

sons, who each had a hole in one on Number Two. On October 10, a Criers event was played by the ladies of the 18-

hole division. The winner of the cup was Bev Menzies with a net 69, while runner-up spot went to Chris LaGrow with a 72. Among the non-criers the low net winners were Phyllis Henderson and Kathy Darling, both finishing with net 68. The putt pot was shared between Chris LaGrow and Kathy Darling with 28 putts.

The ladies in the nine-hole division also played a Criers event and the low gross winner was Marj Sage, while the runner up spot went to Vi Huska. The putt pot was won by Fran Rudd.

The Captain, Gerry Layard, had a pot luck luncheon, where the following were presented with vouchers: Maddy Cooper and Becky Armstrong for the Frattinger Cup; Vi Austin and Babs Ross for the Kennedy Cup and Maddy Cooper and Vi Austin for the Legion Cup.

The Birdie winners for the season were Becky Armstrong, Marj Sage, Vi Austin and Maddy Cooper. The most chip-ins winners were Babs Ross and Vi Austin. The winners in the eclectic was, low gross for the season Maddy Cooper; the second half winners were Jean Williams and Maddy Cooper, and the most improved player went to Leona Waldie and Mary Woods.

On October 5, the men played the eleventh round of the Ringer and Bestball competition. The low net went to Frank Cunningham, finishing with a 65, followed by Ernst Kramer with a 67 and Bill Trelford and Keith Lavender each posting 68. Aldo Badesso had a 69 while Gordon Parsons, Mac Mouat, Bob Marshall and Reg Winstone all finished with 70. Al McLean and Gordon Thome had 71.

On October 12, the men played a two-man team Bestball. The low net team finishing with a 60 was Stu Hopkins and Randal Walker. Tied for the runner-up spot were the teams of Jack Kean and Fred Broadbent and Eric Bracher and Alex McCauley with a net 63. The third spot winners, also tied and posting a 64, were the teams of Jack Fraser and Archie Black and Aage Villadsen and Boyd Siemens.

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"The contribution made by such a committee would only be as good as the commi t tee itself," Crumblehulme stressed. He said he felt the Island Trust should have an committee on Mayne to make recommendations on issues.

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Locals challenge Victoria

Prospect Lake 5 \ Salt Spring 1 A strong offensive team, the

Prospect Lake Falcons travelled to Salt Spring last week to enjoy what they thought would be an easy romp over the Island local girls' side, the NRS Sting.

This team has been undefeated in years of league play, easily winning the league championship year after year, but Salt Spring's side was not prepared to simply roll over and play dead.

Although there are quite a few new players on the Sting this year, the backwall retains its experienced performers, Michelle Beitel is back as the Sting's sweeper and as usual, played a flawless game, including setting up the Sting's goal.

Jody Bradley and Marv Binkley are back and proved hard to beat on the back wall, and Candice Walde, who normally plays a midfield position has been moved back to stabilize the back wall. These four, as well as newcomer Jessica Ray and multi-purpose player Tracy Cunningham make up the Sting's defensive squad.

A (very pleasant) surprise starter, Stacy Proctor, was extremely active as the Sting's keeper, playing a strong first game back.

Initially, the Falcons out-hustled the Sting, but were beaten back by their defensive squad.

At the half, the score was 1-0. Fa l cons and the Sting were bolstered by their own effort

The Falcons scored quickly in the second half, twice, and the score was 3-0, but the Sting got some good chances also, and finally they scored, on a free kick from 30 yards out Michelle Beitel took the kick, hammering it to the top of the net The keeper got a hand on i t knocking it down but Irene Lam, rushing in from her wing position, controlled the rebound and pushed it past their keeper, into the net.

Now the Sting was excited. It pushed forward in an attempt to even the score, but although the team outplayed the Falcons in the last 20 minutes of the game, the Falcons, a more experienced team, took advantage of this situation, and scored two more goals before the final whistle blew.

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Local FC soccer team humbled against strong Victoria players

Salt Spring FC 11 Crownwest 4 By MALCOLM LEGG Salt Spring FC had its modest

two game unbeaten streak put to an end when they were humbled by Crownwest 4-1 last Sunday in Victoria.

Although Crownwest are a strong team and came up with a very strong performance, the FC team was in reality defeated before they stepped on the field.

As has happened in previous matches, the FC squad was short players: they had two substitutes available and three key defenders missing, and this time against a strong side it proved very costly.

Due to the missing defenders the team, once again, juggled their defence in the hope of containing the Crownwest attack, but try as they may the defence could not stop the onslaught.

Crownwest was a pumped up team and Ken Marr, in his flashy new goalie attire, was not able to stem the tide with his usual heroics.

By the half, FC was down 4-0 and the team dragged itself to the side-lines with the realization they had been out-hustled and outclassed in all facets of the game.

Fortunately FC players are not quitters and the lads regrouped and came back on the field with a realignment and the determination to make a game of it

The defence had settled down and finally FC's mid-field woke up and started to move the ball, espe

cially with Graham Emeridge pushing forward out ol the back wall.

The forwards started to make runs and the opportunities became apparent as FC poured into attack. Time and time again it looked like they might pull the game back, only to see the chances disappear due to poor finish.

Finally, late in the game, Johnny Villadsen scored from a scramble in front, off an Alan Webb corner, and FC had broken the goose-egg. It was too little too late, but it at least left the team with a good feeling about what they have to do next

week. It is very apparent though with a

team like FC that is not loaded with superstars, that the commitment of all the players is essential for the team to be able to play a full 90 minutes of soccer against the better teams in Division 3.

Until that commitment occurs the team will scrape by, but the results and improvement in play will not occur.

Next week we travel to Victoria to play our arch-rivals Elks 2.15 p.m. at Central Park.

Slugs speeding along The Salt Spring Slugs, a local hockey team, enjoyed two wins

during a successful road trip this past weekend. On Saturday night, they defeated Friscos Bar of Nanaimo 10 to

four in Nanaimo. The slugs were lead by the above average goal-tending of Mark Hughes for the win.

Goals came from Peter Huser with three, Gary Styles, three and singles from Pat Akerman, Paul Sinclair, Dave Moulton and James Cook.

On Sunday at their home rink, the slugs with remarkable net minding from Hughes beat the Duncan Oldtimers five to two. Goals game from Styles, two, Akerman, Todd Mclntyre and Moulton with one each.

This year the Slugs are not in a league due to the tough going, but will instead test the waters with various other teams (of their choosing).

So far the slugs have two wins, one loss and a tie. Honourable mention for their work on the weekend go to Pat

Wilkinson for his attempt at a brawl, Larry Wendel for bailing him out and Todd Mclntyre for slowing up Sunday's game.

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GARBAGE TO HAUL OR NOT TO HAUL?

THIS IS THE QUESTION

The Blackburn Road landfill will not be closed bv the Ministry of the Environment L'NTiL an alternative method for garbage disposal has been accepted.

Blackburn Road receives an estimated 5600 tons of waste per year. The Hartland Road landfill is already running out of space for garbage - plans are underway to drain a lake and fill it with garbage!

We can't afford to clump our garbage problems on Saanich. There are other alternatives. We must take the time to explore them all and deal with our garbage problem ourselves!

a "YES" vote will mean: • a tax increase of about SI 20 per

$100,000 of assessed value in addition to the pick up charge and dumping fee at the transfer station

• tax dollars and jobs go off island

• control of our garbage goes to an international trucking firm

• we share responsibility and costs for cleaning up Hartland Road's problems

• recycling is discouraged because everyone must pav the same tax rate regardless of the amount of garbage the) produce

• garbage trucks on the fern

a "NO" vote will mean: • no tax increase

• local dollars will support local enterprise

• an island familv retains ownership of the business

• we remain independent of Hartland Road

• the user-pa v system now in place encourages people to re-use and re-cycle

• no garbage trucks on the ferry

Vote "NO" on October 21

Paid for by a group of concerned citizens


Down the years

Thirty Years Ago How children can get to school

safely was the lead story in this week's edition of the Driftwood 30 years ago. That story leads with: "In a modern age of consolidated schools and school buses," it is a crime that our school buses must operate on horse'n'buggy roads."

The article goes on to say that not only are the roads narrow and visibility poor, but tree stumps and telephone poles sometimes sit in the middle. Says the story: "On most of the comers (bus driver Jack Smith) can not stay in his own lane for he must swing wide to avoid hitting stumps or trees or telephone poles with the back of the bus...someday there will be a school bus tragedy on the Beaver Point road it won't be the fault of the road crew boys who work on Salt Spring Island.

They do the best they can. The fault will be in Victoria where this modern government that gets things done has done nothing to make the school bus roads as modern as the vehicles that have to travel them."

Under Facts, Fables & Foibles this week comes the words: "there are two kinds of men who never amount to much: those who cannot do what they are told, and those who can do nothing else..."

Twenty-five Years Ago

Road conditions are still in the news. An editorial in this week's edition of the paper reads, "Last summer.. .we had one of this island's worst and most costly accidents, costing the life of one of the Island's citizens. The accident hap

pened on the exact site of several others in past years. The site has been recognized as probably the most dangerous stretch of road anywhere on this Island and there are others that run a close second.

At this particular point it is virtually impossible to be master of your own fate while driving, since so much depends on the judgement of the other driver coming the opposite way...Is the daily rush we run worth the saving of a few thousand dollars?"

On a more positive note, the firm of R. W. Siddal and Associates out of Victoria is appointed this week to plan and supervise the construction of a new high school on Salt Spring Island. Considered important is a large library and storage space. Also coining to the area is a physiotherapy room at the hospital.

Twenty Years Ago The 20-year-old edition of the

Driftwood is not available.

Fifteen Years Ago Desmond Crofton is appointed

Honorary Lieutenant Colonel of his old regiment, the Canadian Scottish. The story says that Crofton was one of the Salt Spring residents who "rallied to the call for reserve soldiers on a weekend basis. The majority of Salt Spring Island veterans, looking back to those who enlisted from the island, were with the Canadian Scottish.

The island platoon was 30 strong at one time and most of the recruits went overseas with the regiment. (Crofton) served with his regiment in eastern Canada and in England and was commanding officer when he was wounded and sent back to hospital from France."

Crofton becomes one of 200 "distinguished Canadian citizens

appointed as Honorary Lieutenant-Colonels and Colonels to Militia and Air Reserve units across Canada."

Vandals target the school's vice-principal. A brief this week says that on October 4, during a dance at the Gulf Islands Secondary School, the windshield of the car owned by Vice Principal Hugh Archer, was smashed. RCMP were notified and laid charges following a brief investigation.

Ten Years Ago A group of Salt Spring Island

residents plan to have a commercial laboratory conduct tests of eggs produced on the island to determine what level of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) they contain. The move comes after it was learned last week that local eggs tested by Agriculture Canada were found to contain "traces" of PCBs. The substance originated from a transformer damaged in Bil l ings, Montana and brought here in tallow, an ingredient used to make chicken feed.

B.C. Hydro denies arumourthat it put out tenders for the design of a nuclear power plant at Crofton. However, tenders were called for work to be done on the ferry terminal buildings at Long Harbour on Salt Spring Island. That job includes a major expansion of the terminal and the adding of new of-

with Driftwood fices, washrooms, lunchrooms and stairways.

Five Years Ago News about the Ganges com

munity sewer system covers almost four pages of this week's paper.

Under argument is whether the school board should contribute $245,000 toward the project to help defray costs to private property owners. The concern is that the contribution would affect future requests for other capital grants.

The Lady Minto Hospital board, in the meantime, is also asked by the Capital Regional District to contribute $549,054 to the project. But a front-page story in this edition of the paper shows that Salt Spring Islander and newsman Jack Webster put the-then Municipal Affairs Minister, Bill Ritchie, on the spot concerning the completion of the project.

"What are you going to do about this incredible botch-up waste of money and damnable confusion over the Ganges sewer?" Webster asked Ritchie on a news program. "We've spent over two and a half million or three million dollars on it. What are you going to do about the Ganges sewer?"

Replied the minister, "We're going to fix that up, Jack...I don't have the final answers here, but I can assure you that we're going to fix it up without any loss of time."

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