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Islander's son with Navy at Vancouver exhibition

VANCOUVER — The son of a Salt Spring man is helping to host a Canadian Navy exhibit at the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE).

Petty Officer Second Class David Lesiuk, son of Fred Lesiuk of Salt Spring, has been employed as an exhibit host at the PNE, greet­ing the visiting public and explain­ing naval life to them.

"I think it is really important that we maintain a link, like this display, with the general public," said

Lesiuk. "I believe it helps to create understanding between the public and we who wear the uniform."

Lesiuk is currently posted at Halifax, where he is a senior sonar-man aboard the submarine Onon­daga. He lives with his wife and two children in Halifax.

The Canadian Forces pavilion at this year's PNE features a naval display manned by over 30 men and women of the Canadian Navy who hail from all parts of Canada.

Reform Party leader Preston Manning chats it up with locals in the Saturday Farmers' Market at Ganges. Manning, who spent

Friday and Saturday on the is­land, says he is encouraged with the direction his party is taking. His current objective is to drum

up west coast delegates for the party's upcoming convention.

Reform Party leader looking for delegates for Alberta convention

SALT SPRING — In an effort to drum up some west coast delegates and to undertake a little campaigning, Reform Party leader Preston Manning travelled to Salt Spring last week.

Surrounded by Reform Party posters and pamphlets, Manning took time out Saturday morning to shake hands with islanders and visitors at the Ganges Farmers' Market

In an interview Friday with Driftwood, Manning expressed en­thusiasm for the momentum he feels his party is gaining. Nearly half of the 8,000 B.C.-based party members are living on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands.

Total membership in the party stands at 25,000.

Manning said membership is on the up-swing since the last federal election, with the party gaining support from former Conserva­tives, Liberals andNew Democrats.

The Reform Party received

275,000 votes in the last federal election. According to Manning, however, pollsters believe that number would have been in the area of half a million had the election not been polarized around the free trade issue.

Since the federal election last year, the Reform Party has sent one member to the House of Commons through a by-election in Beaver River, Alberta.

Manning said he is travelling through British Columbia in the hopes of drumming up delegates for the Reform Party's convention in Edmonton, scheduled for Oc­tober 27-29. He said environmental issues will top discussions held there, and he hopes to a see a good number of west coast delegates who can "sensitize" other members to the urgency of environmental matters.

Manning believes voters feel a general disillusionment with politi­cal parties that jump on the "en­

vironment bandwagon." He hopes the October convent ion will produce some "forward-looking" ideas and a collection of "new things to say."

"Environmental issues fit across the board," Manning said. "It's not a right-left definition."

The main instruments currently used in environmental protection are laws and policing methods, he

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'It's fantastic' — Best

Project offers help for handicapped A newly developed Advocacy

Access Project is helping disabled people fight for their rights and the Salt Spring Handicapped Associa­tion can't say enough about it.

"It's fantastic," says association chairman Bill Best "These guys are beyond belief."

"These guys" are two Van­couver-based para-legals, Robin Loxton and Garry Colley, who handled 40 cases in June—ranging from a bus pass appeal to several GAIN disputes — and lost only four of them.

The Advocacy Access Project recognizes

that people with dis­abilities face "uni­que" problems and may be unaware of

their social and legal rights.

Launched by the B.C. Coalition of the Disabled and funded by the Law Foundation of B.C. and Employment and Immigration Canada, the Advocacy Access Project recognizes that people with disabilities face "unique" problems and may be unaware of their social and legal rights.

The project has a mandate to "advocate on behalf of individuals who need assistance," to "educate people with disabilities on their rights and to share self-help skills."

Tourney SALT SPRING — Eight teams

will compete in the Labour Day S lo-P i tch Tournamen t this weekend at Fulford Ball Park.

The tournament will see five local teams — GVM, Barflies, Rebels, Windsor Plywood, Har­bour House — and three Van­couver Island teams — from Duncan, Adams Lake and Gold River — compete for the prize money.

The Salt Spring teams will also compete for the Roy Lee Trophy, awarded to the top-ranked local team.

A dance will be held Saturday night in conjunction with the tour­nament Tickets are $5.

The advocacy access staff deals with issues such as income assis­tance rights and responsibilities, in­formation on subsidized housing, how to apply for GAIN for the handicapped, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or income assistance ap­peals, medical benefits, gas tax rebates, and homeowner's grant for disabled.

In June, the advocates dealt with issues such as physical assaults, human rights and discrimination. They fought medical benefit ap­peals, Ministry of Social Services and Housing medical payments, welfare cheques and retroactive payment appeals.

Best says the advocacy access project has helped him put together cases for disabled people in the Gulf Islands.

"I can phone over, get the neces­sary information, and handle ad­vocacy cases that I couldn't do before," he says. "And the group will take over cases, half way through, if I can't finish them."

The project accepts three types of calls: information/referral calls are from disabled individuals seek­ing general or specific information regarding the economic, social and legal rights and/or programs avail­able to them.

Dispute resolution calls are taken from clients needing help in formulating appeals against the decisions of other agents, both private and public. A "third party" call refer to calls made on behalf of another individual.

"Active case files" is the fourth

area the project deals in. This refers to disputes where the advocates in­tervene between the client and the agent. The advocate contacts the agent on behalf of the client and follows the case through to its con­clusion.

With education as the second component of the project's man­date, the advocacy access staff is commi t t ed to conduc t ing workshops in different regions of the province, sharing self-help skills and information on issues of concern to the disabledcommunity.

Topics include accessing com­muni ty awareness , levels of government responsibility, ap­plications for income assistance, CPP and UIC, and income assis­tance appeal procedures.

Local members of the disabled community may contact Best at the Salt Spring Handicapped Associa­tion (537-9971) or at home (537-4386).

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Was invited to Moscow

Wrestler ignored; islander is irate

By DAVID FRASER SALT SPRING —

Laszlo Bedocs is angry that the Canadian government ignored his athlete nephew when he recently visited the Soviet Union for an interna­tional arm-wrestling tourna­ment.

Mike Kadar, a native Victorian now working in a sawmill at Nimpo Lake in the Chilcotin, recently returned from a week of arm-wrestling tournaments in Moscow where he was the only Canadian.

At the tournament Kadar took on all comers, beating every Soviet or American arm-wrestler he en­countered, including heavyweights and super-heavyweights. Kadar, who weighs 220 pounds, took on a 360-pound Russian giant and won handily.

Bedocs, a B.C. Ferries seaman for 20 years, helped raised funds for his nephew's trip. He says the only government help his husky nephew received came from the Soviet Union, which knocked $1,200 off his airfare.

"I don't understand them (the Canadian government) turning its back on him," said the Salt Spring resi­dent. He says Kadar should be encouraged as arm-wres­tling is being considered as a demonstration sport for the 1992 Olympics.

"No matter how much sacrifice it takes you have to encourage someone to rep­resent your country."

Bedocs says at one time arm-wrestling was viewed as a beer parlour sport but has earned a new respect­ability — it was an event at the recent World Police

Laszlo Bedocs of Salt Spring Island wears T-shirt boosting nephew Mike Kadar who recent­ly took on all comers at arm-wrest l ing tournament in Moscow. Bedocs, a B.C. Ferries seaman, says the Canadian government should support the potential Olympic spor t

Games in Vancouver, for example.

Kadar, who earned his spot at the Russian contest by winning the world heavyweight title last year in Sweden, was invited back by Soviet sports officials to teach them the finer points of arm-wrestling.

Nature Club prepares September schedule

SALT SPRING — The Salt Spring Trail and Nature Club will resume its weekly activities beginning September 5.

Following is the club's September schedule. All activities com­mence at 10 a.m. at Centennial Park, unless otherwise indicated:

September 5, 6, and 7: Strathcona trip — for registered members only;

September 5: Ron Holcroft will lead a walk on Safford Trail;

September 12: Loes Holland will lead a hike in the Shepherd Hills area;

September 12: Carol Howell will lead a walk in the Booth Bay area;

September 19: Leader Fiona Flook will conduct a day trip to Car-manah Valley by bus. The event is for both walkers and hikers. The bus will leave from and return to Crofton. Those wishing to participate in this event must submit their names and bus fare ($11) by Tuesday, September 12. Further information can be obtained by contacting Fiona Hook (653-9202) or Paul Kynaston (537-9295);

September 19: Lilian Horsdal will lead an easy walk in the south end. Meet at Drummond Park at 10:15 a.m.;

September 26: Leader Ruby Alton will conduct a hike at Reginald Hill. Meet at Drummond Park at 10:15 a.m.;

September 26: Rita Aptekmann will conduct a walk at the North End loop.

September 26: Peggy Jacobs will conduct a "leader's choice" easy walk.

Manning FROM PAGE B l says: 'These are important parts, but there are additional horses we can hitch to the wagon."

"Environmentally sensitive pur­chasing power" is one such horse, Manning believes. If the consumer decides not to purchase bleached paper, for example, the pulp and paper mills are going to eventually sit up and take notice.

Manning describes "harnessing the market place" by making it part of the solution rather than the prob­lem, and involving the volunteer sector in environmental clean-up as further areas needing exploration. The Reform Party leader envisions environmental volunteers function­ing similar to volunteer fire depart­ments.

Also on the agenda for the Oc­tober Reform Party assembly will be discussions on the party's future direction — whether to move out­side of Western Canada, the selec­tion of candidates for Senate election, and the possibility of spearheading a tax revolt.

Manning believes the country is ripe for a revolt on the federal government's new goods and ser­vices tax. He feels that if the ordi­nary people of Canada are asked to "pull in their belts," it must be sig­nalled by the top in the form of cuts in government spending.

Manning has several ideas on where these cuts can be made. He said the "thick layer of middle management in the federal govern­ment," or bureaucracies, could easily undergo some trimming.

Hand-outs and grants to the private sector, plus special interest groups, should be eliminated, he sa id . If the popula t ion sees "equality of sacrifice, then it might be prepared to look at increased taxes."

As it stands now, he said, Canadians see paying more taxes to the federal government in the same light as giving a bottle to a drunk.

Manning said his party does not have to manufacture needs that fit on to the Reform Party platform.

"Brian Mulroney just goes around shaking the trees and we try and pick up after him."

Manning spent Friday and Saturday morning on Salt Spring, before heading to a meeting in Dun­can.

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Married at Salt Spring Linda Jean Kyle and Clifford

Gordon Lee were united in mar­riage recently at Salt Spring. The wedding took place in the garden of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lindsay Kyle, Beddis Road.

Sandra Lee and Garry Slezak

Sandra Lee married in ceremony at Calgary

Sandra Marie Lee became the bride of Garry Slezak at a recent ceremony in Calgary.

The bride is the daughter of Jeannette and the late Roy Lee, while the groom is the son of Cal­gary residents Mr. and Mrs. Murray Slezak.

The traditional double-ring ceremony was held in the River-view United Church in Calgary. The bride, escorted into the church by brothers Gordon and Michael Lee, was joined by her mother, who gave her hand in marriage.

The bride wore a floor-length gown of lace over taffeta with fitted bodice adorned with seed pearls. A Victorian-style hat held the short bouffant veil in place.

Maid of honour Jodi Todesko of Calgary and bridesmaids Shannon Lee , Mew Westmins ter , and Caroline Andress, Ganges, wore

identical dresses of cardinal red satin. Flower girls Kristin and Sara Slezak wore dresses of white taf­feta, with full-length tiered hooped skirts.

Murray Slezak, the groom's brother from Peace River, was best man . Ushers inc luded Doug Andrus of Calgary, and Doug Hur­ley of Victoria. The mother of the bride wore a short cream-coloured dress of crepe with long sleeves and a cross-over bodice. Mother of the groom chose a silver-grey fitted lace dress.

The dinner reception and dance was held in the Cavalier Club at Currie Barracks.

Mr. and Mrs. Slezak motored to Salt Spr ing Is land for their honeymoon, where they attended the wedding of the bride's brother. The couple will reside in Calgary.

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Anniversary marked Flora and Arthur Robinson

celebrated 50 years of marriage with a family reunion at their Grantville Road home last week. The Robinsons were married in Quebec in 1939 —just before Ar­

thur went to war. The family reunion was a special occasion for the couple, who had not seen some members of their family for many years.

50th anniversary celebrated Gertrude and Harry Portin-

gale celebrated their 50th wed­ding anniversary Saturday at Meaden Hall in Ganges with about 70 friends and relatives. Married in Esquimau, the couple

have lived on Salt Spring Island since 1976. Well-wishers from as far as Alaska, Alberta, California and Washington attended Saturday's party in their honour.

Chapel has new pastor

SALT SPRING — The Com­munity Gospel Chapel has a new pastor.

Reverend Chris Cormack recently arrived with wife Marlene and daughters Kimberly, 3, and Carmen, 1.

Rev. Cormack, a native British Columbian, spent most of his chi ldhood in Victoria. After graduating from high school, he went on to attend the Full Gospel Bible Institute in Eston, Sask., for three years and obtained his diploma with a major in advanced bible.

Marlene graduated with a major in music. Before relocating to Gan­ges, Chris Cormack the assistant and youth pastor at Queen 's Avenue Apostolic Church in Vic­toria for eight years.

During his time in Victoria he was appointed chaplain for Victoria Youth for Christ. He continues his involvement in directing youth b ib le camps and retreats at Cowichan River Bible Camp.

Visitor marks 101st birthday

SALT SPRING — The island was the location for a 101st birthday party recently, when former resident Florence Mullens travelled here to celebrate the oc­casion with relatives.

Mrs. Mullens, who now lives in Parksville at the Arrowsmith Lodge, celebrated her birthday for the 101st time with grandson Tom Hamer, his wife Dorothy, and their children Angela and Jenny.

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DEATHS

TOULMIN, Margaret Clarisse, R.C.A., A.R.W.A. On August 18 at the Royal Jubi lee Hospital, Victoria. Margaret (Hayes) was born in Bristol, England in 1916 and later attended Western England School of Ar ts in Bristol and in 1939 became an Associate of the Royal West of England A c a d e m y . S h e m a r r i e d Wi l l iam Toulmin in 1940 and raised 3 sons: Christopher, Alastair and Nicholas, and after l iv ing in Iran and Nigeria, West Afr ica, moved to Montreal , Canada in 1953. Margaret was a sculptor in clay, plaster and ceramics and her works are represent­ed in churches, public and private collections. Whi le in M o n t r e a l , M a r g a r e t w a s elected to the Royal Canadian Academy, based on her work and in 1976 moved to Salt Spring Island, where for some years she was a member of the Communi ty Ar ts Council and was active in SSI Lady Lions, the I0DE and the Lady M i n t o Hosp i ta l A u x i l i a r y . Margaret w i l l be sadly missed by her family. A memoria l w i l l be held at St. George 's Church at 1 pm on September 18. Rt. Rev. Bishop Barry Valent ine off iciating. In lieu of f lowers, w e wou ld welcome contr ibut ions to the Ar thr i t ic Soc ie ty , Lup is Research Division, 895 West 10 Ave, Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1L7.

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EELIN, Cather ine Fenner, dearly loved mother of Cathie W i l l i ams , g randmother of J u s t i n and J e r e m y a n d beloved fr iend of Gordon Rollo, in Ganges, August 25th , 1989. Private service was held Monday, August 2 8 t h , 1 9 8 9 . If d e s i r e d , d o n a t i o n s in C a t h e r i n e ' s memory may be made to a charity of your choice. A l l fr iends are invited to her home, Br inkworthy Place, 2-4 pm, Sunday September 3rd.

ARCHER, Charles Wi l l iam on August 23, 1989 in his 70 th year. He is survived by his w i fe Ruth; 3 daughters Linda McAr thur (Tim) of Nanaimo, Patricia Tahmasebi (Derek) of Victoria; Mar lene Maynard (Rod) of Salt Spring Island; five grandchi ldren; brother Roy A r c h e r ( J o a n ) o f Vancouver and sister Barbara Baldwin (George) of Cobble Hil l . Memor ia l Service was held at the Legion August 28. As he wished, his ashes w i l l be scattered on the sea by his family. Donations may be made in his memory to the Kidney Foundat ion , Su i te 119, 1600 West 6 th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. V6J 1R3 1

PAUL, Ernest Andrew (Andy). Loved and cherished husband of A g n e s . Passed away August 23, 1989 in his 63rd year. Surv iv ing are four daughters and one son, nine grandchi ldren, four sisters and t w o brothers. Graveside service was held August 26, 1989, Royal Canadian Legion Br. 9 2 o f f i c ia t ing . Those wish ing to remember Andy can do so by donation to Canadian Cancer Society, Salt Spring Island Unit, Box 1147, Ganges.

DEATHS KILGOUR. On August 18, 1989 Bessie Kilgour, aged 73 of Fulford Harbour. Born at Elm Creek, Mani toba, Bessie is survived by her loving h u s b a n d J i m m y , t w o daughters Virginia and son-in- law Chester Reynolds of Ganges, Sandra and son- in-law Don Anderson of Victoria, 7 grandchi ldren and 5 great g randch i ld ren ; t w o sisters Kate Saunders of Queen Charlotte City and Florence Roberts of Portage La Prairie. She was loved by all and wi l l be g r e a t l y m i s s e d . A memorial service was held Friday, August 25 at Ganges United Church, Rev. Barry Cooke off iciat ing. In lieu of f lowers donations may be made to the Order of Eastern Star, Box 1105, Ganges, B.C. GOODMAN-JONES Funeral Home, Ganges, in care of arrangements.

CARDS OF THANKS 14 I I NOTICES

Q? IN MEMORIAM

B.C. Heart Foundation 1008 Blanshard St., Victoria

B. C. V8W 2H2

736-4404 A donation in the name of someone you loved or knew is but a phone ca l l / le t ter away and we' l l acknowledge your caring gift w i th a card to the family. 43-tfn

Canadian Cancer Society

IN MEMORY/ IN HONOUR In B.C. & Yukon the Canadian Cancer Soc ie ty suppo r t s r e s e a r c h , e d u c a t i o n and patient services. Mai l gifts to Salt Spring Island Unit, Box 1147, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO. Please i nc lude n a m e of person being honoured or name of deceased and where to send cards. iwm

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J IMMY KILGOUR and family wou ld like to thank all of their f r iends and neighbours for the i r help and k indness dur ing the recent loss of our beloved wi fe and mother B e s s i e K i l g o u r . S p e c i a l thanks to Mi ldred, the ladies of the Bessie Dane Hospice and the ladies of the Eastern Star. Thank-you al l very much, w e really appreciated all the kindness and help. J i m m y K i l g o u r , V i r g i n i a R e y n o l d s a n d S a n d r a Anderson. 1

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SINCERE THANKS TO the nurses and staff at Extended Care, Lady Min to Hospital, for giving Uncle Arch ie George-s o n a w o n d e r f u l 9 5 t h birthday party on August 19, 1989. Thanks to those who came and those w h o sent greetings. Grateful ly, Mary and Roy Harding, Jackie Hawthorne. 1

LAURENCE, KRISTI , and Christopher wou ld like to t h a n k a l l B.C. F e r r i e s employees that lent a hand to get us to Victoria and Carol and Terry who helped get us back. Nona Brack w h o got us through nine months of joy. Wendy and Jo w h o loved to babysit wh i l e mom got some sleep. Last but not least Const. Brian Brack for gett ing Laurence from Otter Bay to Salt Spring in t ime to go to Victoria w i th Kristi . 1

DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS

537-9933

THE FAMILY OF the late Fred Holl ings wou ld like to thank the doctors and staff at Lady Min to Hospital for making Fred's last months memor­a b l e w i t h t h e i r s p e c i a l kindness. To relatives, old and new fr iends and neighbours who took the t ime to visit h im, for the lovely f lowers, cards a n d o t h e r t h o u g h t f u l gestures. And f inal ly to all those who came to pay their last respects. God bless you al l . 1

COMMUNITY SERVICES

A. A. MEETINGS, Salt Spring Island, phone 537-9337 or 537-2317, GALIANO - 539-2235 or 539-5770. PENDER -629-3312. 43-tfn

ALANON — A program for family & fr iends of alcoholics. For informat ion 537-2317 or 653-4288 11-tfr

A re you having a problem control l ing your eating? If you're interested in helping yourself, we ' re interested in helping you. Call Overeater's Anonymous , 5 3 7 - 9 2 5 3

43-tfn'

Dressings are free to Cancer patients by the Order of the Eastern Star. Contact Carol Mil ler, 537-4023 or Health Services, 5 3 7 - 5 5 4 1 . 43-Hn

Cancer support group held once a month in private h o m e s . C o n f i d e n t i a l i t y ensured. Please call 537-2768. 43-tfn

FAMILIES OF Schizophrenics meet informally in homes for mutual support and exchange of informat ion. Phone 537-9237 or 537-2765 . 46-tfn

LOST & FOUND

FOUND: At Drummond Park on F u l f o r d Day - o n e medal l ion, one silver drop ear-r ing. 653-4597. 1

LOST: F a m i l y h o m e — seeking other on Salt Spring. Buy or rent. Desperate. Call Judy 537-4688. t_

LOST SATURDAY — Heavy g o l d c h a i n v i c i n i t y o f Vesuv ius Beach. Reward . 537-5865 after 6 pm. i

LOST totally grey cat. If found please call 537-5737.

FOUND: Lady's watch on Ganges Hil l. Please identify and claim at Dri f twood.

LOST: wal let in wh i t e /g rey van wh i le hi tchhiking. Call 537-5716.

F O U N D : SPCA f o u n d a c o c k a t i e l l a s t T u e s d a y , August 22. North End of St. Mary Lake. 537-2123.

NOTICES

FREE DELIVERY Friday and Saturday 5 pm - 9 pm. DJ's Pizza 537-4414 32-tfn

VERY TALENTED n /smok ing N /D couple wou ld like to housesit beginning fall or now, or share your home in exchange for ma in tenance / h o u s e k e e p i n g d u t i e s / p a y modest rent? Flexible, let's talk, 1-732-1569. 33-3

NOTICE. WE ARE MOVING! As of September 1 st, 1989

Village Electronics

wi l l be located at

150 LEISURE LANE

537-4544 (near Long Harbour turn-off)

Wilhw Studio

Harry's Mobile Locksmith

Gov't l icenced - bonded 24 hr. service.

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

537 -2850 anyt ime. 30-6

Catch the dream Sept 17, 1989

Sunday The 9th annual

TERRY FOX RUN

% • Skin Care Services ^ 3 • Psychic Readings * • Crysta ls/Books/Cards • Much, much morel Retail 11-3 Appts. 10-7dai ly

Telephone 537-4622 t f n

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

POWER BOAT RENTALS

14' Power Boat

$ 1 5 / p e r hour plus fuel

FULFORD MARINA

653-4424 2810 Fulford-Ganges Rd.

Altar Bound

TRISH GRAHAM to wed

AMOS LUNDY September 2

TAMMY JONES to wed

MICHAEL WALKER September 12

MORVAN NEISH to wed

SCOTT FRASER September 2

Sfyaibrt's Ask about our

Bridal Gift Registry

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NOTICES

TJ's and LEISURE LANES

Bowling, Pool Tables,

Video Arcade and Great Food

all under one roof!

BLAIN ROAD opposite Ganges Vil lage

Market 537-2054

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 wi thout electric motors and f ish

f inders.

Call for reservations

537-2205 "Trophy bass and

trout f i sh ing " 32-tfn

YES, WE HAVE WAFFLE CON ESI

Now Featuring: DJ's

• Hamburgers • Fish and Chips • Mexican • Subs • Omelettes • Salads

and PIZZA* available f rom 4 :00 pm

537-4414 32-tfn

The Kootenays in Fall

WITH HAL WRIGHT October 2 - 6

$ 2 9 0 double occupancy

includes:

A t r a d i t i o n a l R u s s i a n dinner at Yale Hotel in Grand Forks, 1 night and a banquet at the A inswor th Hot Springs resort, 1 night i n N e l s o n , l u n c h in Kamloops, visits to a silver mine, a ghost town , a museum on an old stern-w h e e l e r , c o a c h t o u r through the fal l colours around Kootenay, A r r o w and Okanagan lakes, and

much morel

A l l ferry, bus, admissions included. For information:

Call 537-2822 leave a message, or register by mai l . Box 128, Ganges.

M in imum 36, maximum 46

REGISTER BY SEPT. 6

CONTINUING EDUCATION

$ 2 5 n o n - r e f u n d a b l e registrat ion fee.

Full fee returned if tr ip cancelled.

NOTICES

RENT MEADEN HALL in the L e g i o n fo r a n n i v e r s a r y , wedding, birthday or just p l a i n f u n p a r t i e s . N o w booking for Xmas. Call J i m A n d r e w s , 5 3 7 - 5 8 2 2 , for information. • i

CARPOOL, Salt Spring 6:30 ferry (McKenzie), Interurban Camosun, back on 4:30 ferry. Call Mary Burns. 653-9258.

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WANTED — REBOUNDERS. Anyone wi l l ing to donate or s e l l c h e a p t o c h u r c h kindergym program call 537-5258 or 537-2622. ]_

THE PHOENIX SOCIETY annual general meeting w i l l be held in the South Galiano Community Hall on Sat, Sept 23 at 1:30 pm. 35-2

WHAT DO YOU KNOW about the quali ty of your dr inking water? Recently I became concerned about the growing water quality crisis. After invest igat ing the d i f fe rent methods of puri fying drinking water I found a solut ion that t o t a l l y i m p r e s s e d m e . Because I believe the problem is serious and because I care, I'm offering information. If interested call Bruce 748-6967 (24 hrs). i_

COMPUTER CLUB meeting at Tr ibal D rum Commun ica ­tions. 1750 Fulford-Ganges Rd, Wed, 30 August , 7:30 pm

UNDER 3 's PLAYGROUP start ing Wed, Sept 13, 9:30-1 1 : 0 0 . U n i t e d C h u r c h Basement. Space l imited. For informat ion call Mi l ly 537-5070 or Sandy 537 -4109

FALL FAIR IS on its way. . . The F e r n w o o d D i s t r i c t i s cha l leng ing all the other districts on Salt Spring Island for a display. Come on you Beaver Pointers, Cranberry Outletters, Rainbow Roaders, Vesuviusers, etc., etc. W e felt so lonely last year... Fernwood District. i

ALL ANIMAL CONTROL

BUSINESS

Please phone 537-9414

Please do not use Howard Byron 's personal

line. 1

* SUNDAY SEPT 3 Vesuvius Inn annual Terry Fox Run Horseshoe Tourna­ment - starts at noon. 537-2312, call John to register.

* FRIDAY SEPT 15 S.S. Golf & Country Club Members & Guests only, Terry Fox Run Golf Tourna­ment. 537-2121 for info.

* FRIDAY SEPT 15 Terry Fox T-Shirt Day — Wear your Terry Fox T-Shirt to help promote awareness of our Run, Sept. 17th. Shirts are available at local outlets, see display ad.

* SUNDAY SEPT 17 TERRY FOX RUN — Registra­tion 9 am, SSI Elem. School. 537-9933 for fur ther info.

Horseback Ride the 10 km route. To reserve your horse call Caroline 5 3 7 - 5 7 6 1 .

SSI Junior f leet Sai l -a-thon 10 am start at SSI Sai l ing Club, call Louise 537-9745 after 6 pm for fur ther info.

ALL PROCEEDS TO CANCER RESEARCH This ad sponsored by

Gulf Islands Dr i f twood

WATCH OUT FOR THE "Ye l low Sales Tags"

on specially reduced items throughout the store.

OPEN DAILY 11-5

Mahon Hall

Last day — Labour Day Mon, Sept. 4. ,

NOTICES

A PERSONAL INVITATION f rom

THE REFORM PARTY

OF CANADA Our s t reng th is in your support and membersh ip . Our plat form is your key to a b e t t e r f u t u r e f o r a l l Canadians. Jo in now. The West wants in. For fur ther

information please call MARV BERGSON

at 537-2258 or JOE LaPAGE at 537-5237

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Features:

Cecilia Pech of Kaleidoscope Glass Art ist ic stained glass works

demonstrated 1 -3 pm Sunday, Sept 3rd .

MAHON HALL

OPEN DAILY 11 -5 PM ,

m Salt Spring

Painter's Guild meets every Wednesday

at Mahon Hall

First meeting Sept 6 10:30 am - 1:30 pm

Executive meets 9:30 am rear door.

A l l b e g i n n e r s , p l e a s u r e painters and professionals

are welcomel

Sketching workshops Sept 13, 20, 27. ,

WELCOME TO

SSI WEAVERS & SPINNERS GUILD

MEETINGS at Mahon Hall

Meet ings are at 10:30 each Thurs start ing Sept 7. We aim to utilize expertise w i th in the gui ld for our excit ing fal l program. Highl ights include spinning novelty yarns and a s l i d e p r e s e n t a t i o n o n

funct ional textiles. Call Corinne Cordoni

Greenbaum 537-5064 for more information. ,

Island Cinema at Central Hall - 8 pm

September 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Fri, Sat, Sun, M o n

The Dream Team MATURE

Information and reservations at et cetera,

Mon-Sat, 9:30 - 5:30 537-5115 ,

M a n y C o l l e g e s o f f e r i n g Human Service Dip lomas require prospective students to have volunteered w i th a human service agency as part of their admission require­ment. The SSI Achievement Centre is one facet of a non-profit Community Society and we would like to invite students to apply to do their work experience w i th our organiza­t ion. We provide services to people who are intellectually,-mental ly or socially disadvan­taged and support them in a variety of ways. To f ind out more about our volunteer

program, please contact VAL ALOIAN

Volunteer Co-ordinator 537-9909 iwm

CHILDCARE EXCHANGE

Any parents interested in trading childcare t ime (rather than cash exchange) please phone the Community Centre at 537-9971 and leave your name and phone number. Let's t ry to make this idea Work. Iwm

BEAVER PT. PRESCHOOL has openings for chi ldren 32 mos. to 5 yrs. start ing Sept. Cal l A n n e 6 5 3 - 9 4 1 9 to register. Aug. 23, 30 & Sept. 6. 34-2

NOTICES

Hey, what's happening? Find out w i th our new Events C a l e n d a r . F r e e l i s t i n g s available to non-prof it groups fo r C o m i n g E v e n t s , t o businesses for enter ta inment related events. D e a d l i n e f o r f o l l o w i n g

month 's events is 3rd Friday of each month.

Gulf Islands Dri f twood Your Community Newspaper

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S.S.I. Farmers' Institute

Members are requested to a t tend a special genera l

meeting on Wed, Aug 30 (tonight)

7:30 PM Farmers' Institute Bui lding

to report on landfi l l seawalk and to consider the proposal for disposit ion of Inst i tute's

land and foreshore rights.

A l l members please attend. 1

BICYCLE MAINTENANCE

COURSE PART 1

Wed, September 13, 7 pm - 9 pm

PART 2 Wed, September 20

Full price $25.00 Limited space, please reserve

by call ing.

S P O K E F O L K

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

Phone 537-4664

COMPANY COMING? THE PERFECT PLACE

Loving Hands Studio

TEA& SCONES

Fulford Harbour, corner of Morningside and

Patterson Road.

Business hours: 11 to 5

6 5 3 " 9 5 7 0 33-al,

NOTICE Sal t Sp r i ng A r t Ga l l e ry

Associat ion

Annua l General Meet ing

Monday September 18 4 pm at the Gallery

A l l members are urged to attend.

COMING EVENTS

Sept 15th Friday

TERRY FOX T-shirt day,

It's a challenge!

W A T C H FOR C o n t i n u i n g Education Fall Brochure in next week's Dri f twood. 1

Hey, what 's happening?

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

Deadline for August events is THIS FRIDAY

Gulf Islands Dr i f twood Your Communi ty Newspaper

COMING EVENTS

"Tea By The Sea" Serving Fresh English Tea Scones,

Devonshire Cream and

Strawberry Preserves,

Tea and Coffee. and ice tea.

Reservat ions accepted for bridge games and special

birthdays.

537-9810 f*%F- 2-5 daily

Fol low the pink teapots off L o n g H a r b o u r Road a t

Quebec Drive.

* SUNDAY SEPT 3 Vesuvius Inn annual Terry Fox Run Horseshoe Tourna­ment - starts at noon. 537-2312 , call John to register.

* FRIDAY SEPT 15 S.S. Golf & Country Club Members & Guests only, Terry Fox Run Golf Tourna­ment. 537-2121 for info.

* FRIDAY SEPT 15 Terry Fox T-Shirt Day — W e a r your Terry Fox T-Shirt to help promote awareness of our Run, Sept. 17th. Shirts are available at local outlets, see display ad.

* SUNDAY SEPT 17 TERRY FOX RUN — Registra­t ion 9 am, SSI Elem. School. 537-9933 for further info.

Horseback ride the 10 km route. To reserve your horse call Caroline 5 3 7 - 5 7 6 1 .

SSI Junior fleet Sai l-a-thon 10 am start at SSI Sai l ing Club, call Louise 537-9745 after 6 pm for further info.

ALL PROCEEDS TO CANCER RESEARCH This ad sponsored by

Gulf Islands Dr i f twood

rauwc MQCRS

The Salt Spring Singers meet Sept 12 to plan 1 9 8 9 / 9 0 s e a s o n . O l d a n d n e w members male and female voices equally welcome. If you love to s ing, come and learn from our superb director Joy Johnsen. Mark it on your

calendar now:

TUES. SEPT. 12, 7:30 pm

Ganges United Church.

EWI THEi NEWI DEMOCRATS

NDP Bring 'n Buy Sale

Sat, 2 Sept. in the Farmers Market.

Books, baking, and plants only, please (NDP Fall Bazaar is coming Oct. 7 for all your

other good stuff l) ,

Feathers and Bones Flowers and Stones

A show of recent watercolors by Patricia Brown

Aug 31 - Sept 20

Off Centre Stage Gallery

You are invited to meet the artist on Sunday, Sept 3 f rom

1 -4 pm at Off Centre Stage. ,

CHURCH NOTICES

SUNDAY SEPT. 3

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 t h A.C.O.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 1 1 : 1 5 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 : 1 5 a m S t . M a r y ' s , Fu l fo rd E u c h a r i s t a n d B a p t i s m 4 : 0 0 p m .

Bishop Barry V a l e n t i n e R e c t o r .

Parish Offici: 5 3 7 - 2 1 7 1

Ganges United Church Hereford Ave., Ganges

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e 1 0 a m w i t h S u n d a y S c h o o l f o r

N u r s e r y t o 15 yea rs M I N I S T E R :

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

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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. Berg in

Salt Spring Pentecostal Assembly

C E N T R A L H A L L No S u n d a y S c h o o l u n t i l

S e p t e m b e r . M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 1 0 : 3 0 Thursday: F e l l o w s h i p N i g h t s 7 : 0 0 H o m e M e e t i n g s 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 . 8. 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

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Page B8 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, August 30,1989

COMING EVENTS

Catch the dream Sunday Sept 17

The 9th annual TERRY FOX RUN

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Roy Lee Baseball Tournament

DANCE SAT, SEPTEMBER 2nd

Fulford Hall

Advance Tickets only available at

Ganges Vil lage Market $5 each.

' J i n

S.S.I. Concert Society

Annua l General Meet ing

Monday Sept 11th at 7:30 pm

School Board Office 35-2

ACTIVE P.A.S.S. presents

Off Broadway's longest running musical

Thf

at OFF CENTRE STAGE

Thurs Aug 31 & Sun Sept 3

SHOWS START at 8 pm

$8 general $6 members/seniors/student Tickets at et cetera or OCS

Res. 537-5211

ALSO DIRECT FROM ENGLAND,

via the Vancouver Comedy Festival and the Edmonton

Fringe,

The SENSIBLE FOOTWEAR

Theatre Company COMEDY CABARET

Fri & Sat. Sept 1 & Sept 2 8:00 P.M.

OFF CENTRE STAGE A d v a n c e t i c k e t s $ 6 at

etcetera ,

Jazzercise "free for all"

One week unlimited classes

FREE Sept 1 1 - 1 4

See ad next week.

Attention Al l 1988 Fall Fair Trophy

w inners . Please return trophies

immediately

To: 351 Rainbow Road Caretaker's Cottage,

Fall Fair Grounds, Farmers' Inst i tute

COMING EVENTS

SALT SPRING HYSTERICAL SOCIETY

presents

c

A comedy

Thurs, Fri & Sat, Sept 7, 8, 9

and Sept 14, 15, 16 8 PM

OFF CENTRE STAGE

Tickets $6 at et cetera

W i t h thanks to the Canada Council 3 5 . 2

GO BACK TO SCHOOL w i t h

SALT SPRING SPEAKERS CLUB

ITC 1st & 3rd Thursdays

of the month start ing Sept. 7 th.

Call Corinne Cordoni Greenbaum

for info or reservations at 537 -5064

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF

CROWN LAND

In Land Recording District of Victoria and situated Pender Island, B.C.

TAKE NOTICE that Terry Kereliuk and Linda Kereliuk of Pender Island, B.C., occupa­t ion contractors, intend to app l y f o r a i i c e n c e of occupation of the fo l lowing described lands:

Lot 20 Sections 8 and 10 Plan 16459 Cowichan Dis t r ic t , Pender Island, B.C. contain­ing .06 ha.

C o m m e n c i n g at a pos t p lanted about 36 meters south-west of north west corner of Lot 20 Sections 8 and 10 Plan 16459 Cowichan District, Pender Island, B.C., thence 30 meters wes t ; thence 20 meters no r th ; t h e n c e 4 0 me te rs east ; thence 15 meters south; and containing .06 ha more or less.

The purpose for wh ich the d isposi t ion is requ i red is p r i v a t e b o a t m o o r a g e facil i t ies.

Dated: July 10, 1989.

Signed: Terry S. Kereliuk Linda B. Kereliuk

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Province of Brit ish Columbia

Ministry of Transportat ion ' a n d Highways

INVITATION TO TENDER Electoral District: Saanich and The Islands

HIGHWAY DISTRICT: South Island

CONTRACT NUMBER: 61-89-007

BOX CULVERT REPLACEMENT -GANGES CREEK, FULFORD GANGES RD,

SALT SPRING ISLAND

Excavation and removal of an e x i s t i n g c o r r u g a t e d i ron culvert, and its replacement w i t h a 2.44 x 2.44 m (8'x8') concrete box culvert, together w i t h foo t ings , headwal ls , p a r a p e t , r o c k f a c i n g , structural granular f i l l , 2 " drainrock bedding, backfi l l , in ter ior s t reambed f i l l i ng , catch basin and stormdrain connections. This project also includes the replacement of granular road base materials and pavement excavated in the course of this project.

Tenders w i l l be opened on /a t : September 12, 1989 at 2:00 pm. 1 0 3 - 4 4 7 5 V i e w m o n t Ave, Victoria, B.C.

Surety Bid Bond or Certif ied Deposit is not required.

T e n d e r d o c u m e n t s a r e available f rom: 1 0 3 - 4 4 7 5 V i e w m o n t Ave, Victoria, B.C. (8:30 am to 4 :30 pm, Mon-Fri except holidays)

Contact Person: Bob Webb (387-5264) Mgr. Planning & Technical Services.

Pre-Tender meeting wi l l be held: September 6, 1989 at 11:15 am on site at Ganges Creek - down town Ganges.

R.E. Harold, District Highways Manager.

Min is t ry of Transportat ion and Highways

Honourable Neil Vant, Minister

'Giving You the Freedom to Move'

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

START EARNING F R O M $ 3 0 0 0 - $ 8 0 0 0 mon th ly w i th in 3-4 months, part t imel New concept of marketing. No sell ing. Exceptional herbal and personal care products. So simple -- it is mind boggling. Phone Victoria 383-9673. 33-6

D ISTRIBUTOR W A N T E D , ser ious about your o w n health and that of others. For f o o d / m i n e r a l s u p p l e m e n t . Wr i te Black Knight Consult­ing, Box 533, Wainwr igh t , AB, TOB 4P0. Send no money.

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HELP WANTED

BABYSITTER REQUIRED by Salty Sweat ' rs for 4 :30 pm fitness classes, 3 t imes week. At Activi ty Centre, $5 per hour. Call 537-5450.

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LIGHTNING PRESS requires an experienced AB Dick press person. Apply at 320 Upper Ganges Road. 537-4422 .

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F U L L A N D P A R T - T I M E cashiers required at Mouat 's. Pick up application forms at Mouat Trading Co. office.

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D I S H W A S H E R POSIT ION available at Bay W indow -537-5651 or apply in person.

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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)

AUCTIONS

Learn auctioneering! Western College ol Auctioneering, Box 50310, Department 13, Billings, Montana, 59105. Phone 1-406-252-7066.

AUTOMOTIVE

No money down O.A.C. Lease/ buy any new/used car or truck. Deal direct with Factory Broker. Call Keith collect, (604)290-3659. D.5662.

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

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 , Scarbor­ough, Ontario M1H 1H4.

EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES! High profit businesses you can run easily from home. Send NOW for FREE information to: Eagle Publications, Box 98, 250 Bon-niebrook Place, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1VO.

Attention!! Investors/Innovators, PIMA Innovations can help you with - patenting, counselling, mar­keting, manufacturing. For more details call us at 1-800-667-5992 (tolllree.)

Panagopoulos 2-For-1 Pizza Franchise now available in Van­couver Island area. Phone (604)859-6621.

Neighbourhood Pub for sale. Houston, B.C. Phone: (604)845-3131.

Restaurant/Lounge, Cochrane, Alberta. Dining room seats 112, lounge 92. Excellent condition. Requires new owner by Oct. 1. $75,000 includes fixtures and equipment. Call Gordon Moir, (403)932-4599.

BUSINESS PERSONALS

What are you? Body, mind, soul. For more info call 1-800-FOR-TRUTH; 1-800-367-8788.

EDUCATION

DIPLOMA CORRESPONDENCE.

Free calendar, High School Up­grading. English, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Computers, Busi­ness Administration, Small Busi­ness Management, Legal Secre­tary, Taxation, Marketing, Per­sonnel, Hotel/Restaurant, Travel/ Tourism... National College, Van­couver. (604)688-4913, toll-free 1-800-387-1281 (24 hours.)

"SHOE REPAIR AND SHOP MANAGEMENT"

Take the lirst step towards a busi­ness of your own with Canada's best known program. May be eligible for sponsorship by Em­ployment and Immigration Can­ada. Information: Counselling Department, Vancouver Commu­nity College, 250 West Pender Street, Vancouver, B.C. (604)681-8111, Local 220.

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

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.

1989 GOVERNMENT CASH GRANTS NOW AVAILABLE!! 1989 Edition listing provincialfled-eral grants for businesses, farm­ers, students, seniors. $24.95 cheque, credit card, C.O.D. Oakdale Publishing, #200,4505 -101 St., Edmonton, T6E 5C6. (403)434-4444.

NORITAKE CHINA SALE! Terri-lic 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, 10a.m.-5p.m. EDT. Clip and save.

HELP WANTED

Everything you need to open a butcher shop or deli. All equip­ment in excellent condition. Saw, grinder, showcases, walk-in cooler and freezer, scales. Phone Joe, (604)853-5722.

Large inventory of new and used desks, 50 file cabinets, folding tables, chairs, household furni­ture, craft supplies and antiques/ Metrotown Uquidators. 5329 Im­perial, Bumaby. (604)438-6629.

T-shirts for $2? Sweats and jeans for $10? Hooded sweats for $15? YES! YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY HIGH PRICES FOR CLOTHING ANYMORE, AND WE PROVE IT EVERYDAY! If you are tired of paying too much for QUALITY LEISURE WEAR, send us $1 and we'll send you a shopping list that will SAVE YOU $$$! Send us $7 and we'll include a "TRY NOT TO BUY" quality T-shirt, (retail value $12.95.) YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT 100% SATISFIED! Our name says it all: We Challenge YOU: TRY NOT TO BUY Prices You Can't Walk Away From, 128 East 14th Street, North Vancouver, B.C. V7L2N3.

GARDENING

Interested in Greenhouse or Hy-droponic Gardening? Green­houses $195, Hydroponic Gar­dens $39, Halides from $140. Over 2000 products in stock, super prices. Free catalogue. Call Toll-free 1-800-663-5619. Water Farms, 1244 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3N9.

HELP WANTED

HOUSEWIVES, Mothers & inter­ested persons needed immedi­ately to sell toys and gifts for Na­tional Home Party Plan. No in­vestment, deliveries or money collection. Call (519)258-7905.

Vinyl siding installers, 5 years of experience or proven track record only. Surrey/Vancouver area. Call Tony, Vel-gar Development Ltd. (604)530-7935.

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.

HELP WANTED

HOUSEKEEPING STAFF RE­QUIRED IMMEDIATELY. Full time permanent and seasonal openings. $5.00/hour to start. Shared housing supplied. Con­tact: Personnel (403)522-3768, Monday-Friday, 9a.m.-5p.m.

REPORTER REQUIRED for aggressive northeast Alberta weekly. Journalism training, 35mm photography familiarity necessary. Send resumes to: Bonnyville Nouvelle, Box 8174, Bonnyville, Alberta, T9N 2J5.

Automobile Sales Professional required for our aggressive Toy­ota dealership on Vancouver Is­land. Enjoy an excellent lifestyle in the recreation capital of Can­ada. In-dealership training avail­able. Your resume to: Brian Rice, Dealer Principal, Courtenay Toy­ota Ltd., 150 Mansfield Drive, Courtenay, B.C. V9N 6C5.

Weekly newspaper in a commu­nity of 4,000 is accepting applica­tions for the position of entry level reporter. Applicants should be interested in news and feature writing and camera competent. Please submit resumes to: Hous­ton Today, Box 899, Houston, B.C. VOJ1Z0.

SHAKE AND SHINGLE MILL. Union mill requires experienced help. Clayton Cedar (604)465-5407, Pitt Meadows.

Vinyl Flooring, URGENT! Experi­enced installers required for Van­couver. Approx 1,000 sq.ft. of sheet vinyl and cove base. Start­ing Sept. 1989. Phone Bob, (604)876-6561 or (604)937-3282.

REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER required immediately for commu­nity newspaper. Experienced. Car necessary. Also self-starting experienced ADVERTISING SALESPERSON. Resumes to: R.T. Proctor, Box 676, Sechett, B.C., VON 3AO.

News reporter required by weekly tabloid newspaper in the Fraser Valley. Position available as of Sept 1. Applicants must be skilled in both hard news and feature writing. Send resumes to Chil-liwack Times, #102-45951 Tre-theway Ave., Chilliwack, B.C. V2P1K4.

PERSONAL

Lovely Okanagan student 38C-25-37 color photos/slides. For photographers and artists. Sample $3. Complete set $19.95 and $3p/h. Must be 18 years to order. Tammy Taylor, Box 1638, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y8M3.

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.

Home on 38 acres. 3200 sq. ft., two baths; full basement; power, telephone, excellent recreation area. Wilderness setting. 3 miles off highway 16 North of Houston. Phone: (604)845-3142.

Cafe, convenience store, gas bar, living accommodation, 1.7 acres on Yellowhead Highway #5. Kamloops, B.C. area. Phone: (604)672-5656.

RENTALS

AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING for Senior Citizens. Phone (604)874-6255, New Chelsea Society, John Chor-ney, Secretary Manager, #301 -3640 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, B.C. V5N5P1.

SERVICES

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

Can I help you? Retired busi­nessman will assist in any matter large or small. Vancouver area. Write Robert's Confidential, #1033-1236 Bidwell, Vancouver, V6G2K9. Phone (604)669-8009.

RESUMES BY MAIL now avail­able to all B.C. Written for your needs using latest techniques. Job Seekers - Career Changers. Invest in your future NOW! Send $5 for full information and per­sonal questionnaire. Demers' INFODIRECT #428-A, 470 Gran­ville Street, Vancouver, B.C., V6C 1T2. (604)687-3171.

WANTED

Good quality Moorcroft Pottery and Royal Doullon figurines wanted by serious collector (604)658-2895 (collect.)

Wednesday, August 30,1989 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page B9

HELP WANTED

I A M SEEKING a clean, energetic, kind and depend­able N /S woman to babysit my infant wh i le I work at home. Flexible hours and excellent pay to the r ight p e r s o n . E x p e r i e n c e a n d references are necessary. Phone 6 5 3 - 9 2 5 5 for an interview. 35-3

GULF ISLANDS SENIOR SECONDARY

0.6 FTE Temporary Special Needs (Support Services).

(1) Must be able to work w i th and design programs for students w i t h Special Needs.

(2) Assign and work closely w i t h professional staff and support staff.

Teachers w h o wou ld like to apply for this position should apply in wr i t ing by September 1, 1989 to

R.D. McWhir ter , Director of Instruct ion Box 128, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

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FULFORD ELEMENTARY 1.0 I n t e r m e d i a t e ( 5 / 6 ) Temporary (P.E. Essential) Effective 1989 09 01 (1) Must be famil iar w i t h M a c i n t o s h c o m p u t e r s , concepts of Whole Language, ability to work in co-operat­ive team. Teachers w h o would like to apply for this pos i t ion shou ld apply in wr i t ing by September 1. 1 989 to: R.D. McWhir ter , Director of Instruct ion, Box 1 28, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0.

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PATTERSONS STORE is now accepting resumes for part-t ime employment. Appl icants must be able to work 6 hour day shifts. 1

HELP WANTED — Part t ime posi t ions, apply at Petro Canada. 1

PART TIME SALES CLERK required mainly evenings and weekends. Apply in person Color King, Gasoline Alley,

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H A S T I N G S H O U S E i s accepting applications for the f o l l o w i n g p o s i t i o n s : (1) Experienced ful l or part- t ime waitress for breakfast and l u n c h e o n s h i f t - w i n e knowledge an asset. (2) Full and part- t ime housekeepers -must be able to work early evenings and weekends. (3) Par t - t ime d ishwashers for day and e v e n i n g s h i f t s . Ser ious appl icants shou ld apply in person 10 am to 4 pm daily. I

THE NEW DELI CAFE is hi r ing ful l and part- t ime w a i t e r s / waitresses and dishwashers, please call after 3 pm, 537-4 1 8 1 . |i

EXPERIENCED W A I T E R S / Waitresses required. Bring r e s u m e t o L u i g i s o n McPhil l ips Ave. 1

School District #64 (Gulf Islands)

Substi tute teachers required for both e lementary and secondary schools. Apply in wr i t ing stating experience, qua l i f i ca t ions , supply t w o references, and a copy of teaching certif icate. Please submit by September 6 , 1 9 8 9 to: Mr. R.D. McWhir ter Director of Instruction P.O. Box 128 Ganges. B.C. VOS 1E0

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LOOKING FOR CASUAL p / t babysitter for two great kids in Mt . Erskine area. Dawna, 537-4727. 34-3

WAITRESS, WAITERS, d ish­washers and food preparation people, apply w i th resume to Luigis on McPhil l ips Ave.

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

Kitchen help, also bar person required at Fulford Inn. Call between 1 & 3 p m . 653-4432 , ask for Caroline. 28-tfn

HELP WANTED

WIFE WANTED!

Must thr ive on dirty dishes, f i l thy f loors and

Tide test imonials!

This is NO JOKE, I'm a work ing mother w h o really

needs H-E-L-PI

Phone 537-5765 after 6 pm. 1

THE MOBILE MARKET

requires student for Saturday and some

after school work.

Job requirements: S t r o n g b a c k , o u t g o i n g personality, sense of humour. Experience w i th cash register

an asset. Apply in person. 35-2

HAIRDRESSER ASSISTANT, f u l l t i m e p o s i t i o n , no experience necessary. Also hairdresser for one or two days a week. Island Magic Touch. Ph. 537-9322 or 537-5981 eves. 31-tfn

WORK WANTED

CUSTOM sewing, mending, alterations. 653-9435. 34-3

MATURE LABOURER seeks e m p l o y m e n t . C a r p e n t e r ' s assistant, yard work, wood spli t t ing, light haul ing etc Reasonable rates Call Nova 653-2010 35 3

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

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H o u s e c l e a n i n g , bondab le , reliable efficient, $8.00 hr. 653-4275. 34-3

SEWING FOR YOUR HOME. P i l l o w s , D u v e t c o v e r s ,

i bedskir ts, Roman shades, tablecloths etc Call Shera 537-2085. 33-tfn

LADIES HAIRSTYLING in the convenience of your home by a licensed hairstylist Call Barbara at 537-5280

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AUTOMOBILES 105

'75 COMET, low mileage, excellent condit ion, have new car and must sell , $2,000 obo. 537-5600. 35-tfn

1971 V W WESTFALIA van, needs love, fair condit ion, $1,200. 653-9502. I

1971 FORD Vi TON truck. $650. 5 3 7 - 2 0 8 1 . 1_

1976 FORD GRANADA, 6 cyl, auto, 2 door, P /S , P/B, runs great, body fair, asking $675 obo. Ph. 5 3 7 - 5 9 0 1 . r

1979 CAMARO, black on black, very fast car, not for the faint of heart. $2,900. May be v i e w e d at 2 3 4 F u l f o r d -Ganges Rd (across f rom the Ambulance Centre) or phone Strick after 6 at 537-5828 .

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1974 VOLVO for parts, Call Catherine 537-2326. 3S-3

GREAT DEAL, '75 Datsun P/U w i t h custom canopy, clean, needs work. Best offer, 537-9887. 35-3

'74 TOYOTA PICKUP, runs good, $900 obo or trade for motorcycle. 5 3 7 - 9 5 3 1 , leave message. I

1982 BUICK REGAL 77 ,000 K m . Exce l len t c o n d i t i o n , $6,000. 653-9544. 1

1985 NISSAN SX-200, 2 dr, immaculate, lady owned and driven since new, automatic w i th electric overdrive, ful ly l o a d e d i n c l u d i n g p o w e r w indows, power sunroof, air condit ioned, power mirrors, s t e r e o a n d t a p e d e c k , c o m p u t e r f o r m i l e a g e r e a d o u t s , t a l k i n g d o o r s , l i g h t s . M u s t be s e e n , $11,000. 537-2939

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AUTOMOBILES

'79 FORD F350 12 ' van, propane powered, w i t h power tai lgate. Priced to sell $6,500. 537-2524. i_

1 9 6 9 MERCEDES BENZ 2 3 0 / 8 . Gasoline, 4 spd, 9 0 % r e s t o r e d , $ 7 , 5 0 0 . W i l l consider trade for Blazer, Bronco, etc of same value. Call evenings 537-5035.

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1 9 8 4 FORD F-150 P / U E x p l o r e r , 1 4 0 , 0 0 0 k m , A M / F M cassette, very good condit ion, $7,200. 537-2556.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE, 1975 Toyota 4 door, automatic t r a n s m i s s i o n , n e w t i r es , $450 or trade for good used a luminum boat (14 foot). 537-4036 . 35-3

'82 CHEV CITATION front wheel drive, 4 cyl, 4 door. Tires, battery and muff ler 1 yr old. One owner, runs we l l , no rust $3,500 obo. 537-9310 after 6:30 pm. 34-3

'76 Rabbit, gas, good run, bad rust. 2 as new steel snows. First $350 cash. 537-4467, 9-10 pm. 34-3

CAMARO PARTS 1967 and up. Doors, fenders, hoods, mags, t ires etc. $10 & up. 537-4727. 34-3

1980 CJ5 JEEP 4x4, excellent condit ion, brand new tires, mags, brakes, paint, etc. Wi l l trade for 4x4 PU. $7,500 obo. 537-4727. 34-3

1985 MUSTANG convertible V-6 auto, all options, low miles, mint condit ion Take 4x4 in trade. $14,500 537-4 7 2 7 34-3

1986 DODGE CARAVAN -silver, radio, stereo (& aft speakers), aft w ipe r / h td . wd. , trailer hitch, roof rack, cloth seats (2 bkt; 1 bench), under 4 0 , 0 0 0 km, lady owned . $13,000 askingl 5 3 7 - 2 7 7 1 .

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'69 VW WESTFALIA, $950. 161 Garner Rd. 653-9258 .

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1979 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT standard shift. Clean and wel l maintained, asking $2,500. 653-4560 33-3

1 963 VALIANT, new springs, shocks and brake l ines I n t e r i o r g o o d . E n g i n e excellent. $850 obo 537-9835 33J3

86 HYUNDAI STELLAR. Excellent condit ion, 5 spd. Power windows, stereo/cass, air cond, 45 ,000 km. Call 537-4613, $8,999 obo.

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'78 HONDA CIVIC CVCC in A-1 condit ion, rebuilt motor, $2,500. 537-2239.

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PRICE DROPPED BY 50%. Must sell . '69 VW camper van, runs great, new tires. $800. 537-2805 . tfn

1972 Toyota Landcru iser J40 . Needs oil pump and body work, $600 obo. 537 -2384 after 5. 33-3

MOTORCYCLES

'78 HONDA 4 0 0 cc, $800; '78 Honda 750 cc Supersport, $700; '83 Honda 80 cc Aero scooter, $600; '82 Yamaha 920 cc Virago, 12,000 kms, $2,000; '75 Jeep Cherokee $1,400; '69 VW Westfal ia, $ 1 , 2 0 0 . Take t r a d e and f inance balance. 161 Garner Road. 653-9258 30-tfn

1981 YAMAHA VIRAGO, low kms, $1,000 obo. 537-2830 .

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HONDA 350, new everything, $750 obo. Call Danny, 653-4577 . 33-4

RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES

TRIANGLE R.V. Centre offers excellent h ighway exposure for your consignment vehicle. Also, parts, service, propane, sani-stat ion, 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

8 FOOT FULL SIZE camper. Must sell in a hurry, asking $800 obo. First serious takes. Also ful l size canopy, first $50 takes. Both can be seen at 121 Byron Rd. 32-3

BOATS & MARINE 120

2 2 ' COLUMBIA SAILBOAT, 4 sails, 9.9 outboard, galley, head and dinghy, $6,000. 537-5193. 35-3

LAST WEEK TO SAVE on all '89 Model Johnson outboards 9 hp - 70 hp in stock. Mus t go by Aug 31 to make way for the 90's. Harbours End Mar ine and Equipment Ltd., Ganges, 537-4202 . 1

BUILDING SUPPLIES 125

FLOORING Oak & Maple 2V4"x%" T&G

$2.25 sq.ft. Edge grain fir

2Vt"x3A" and 31/4"x%"

$1.50 sq.ft. 20.000 sq.ft. oak shorts

$1.50 sq.ft. All guaranteed -

excellent condit ion

Taking orders for any f looring types

380-0538 or 592-5895

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)

Cutting up to 8 "x12"x28 '

Deluxe Contracting Mickey McLeod

537-5660 (messages pleasel) 30-tfn

MALE BORDER COLLIE pups, excel work ing stock, we l l marked, good d ispos i t ion , $ 175. 537-4115 or 385-7508

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FOOD PRODUCTS 150

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-i»n

RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES

' 75 % TON CHEV VAN conversion, ful ly equipped, $4,500. 653-4442. 35-2

3 2 ' PARTLY CAMPERIZED International bus. No motor. Best offer. Phone 653-4502.

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LIVESTOCK

ONE MORE TIME. Volunteer work crew needed for horse arena, to get ready for the fal l fair. Sunday Sept 3, 10:00 am. For more info call 653-4268 or 537-5227. i_

MANY THANKS TO the work crew w h o showed up to help get our arena ready for the fal l fair. Paula Wheadon & Casey, Chris & Brad Magnus, Tom Grundy, Paula Bedford and family, Roy Goodman. And a special thanks to Howard Horel and Laurie Hollings for all the extra t ime, effort and equipment. J_

13.2 h GREY MARE and 14 h bay mare, both excel lent dispositions. 537-5132.

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MOBILE MARKET

Closed Labour Day Sept 4.

Fresh produce Wed.

OPEN MON thru SAT on Ganges water f ront

THE CAPTAIN'S CUPBOARD

down at the Fulford Marina

ONE WEEK ONLY:

10% off all deli products Fresh Fish Fridays

after 2 NEW HOURS:

OPEN DAILY 9-9 653-4420 i

LIVE CRAB

M.V. W R B U R Y BAY

Sat. a.m. — Gov't Dock

537-9673

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

FREE DELIVERY Friday and Saturday 5 pm - 9 pm. DJ's Pizza. 537-4414 32-tfn

Salt Spring Iatufbwork§ Celestial Seasoning Herbal Berry Teas

special $ 2 . 5 9

Raw Almonds

$2.65 lb. Fresh Carrot Juice

Sushi - Tues.

537-2325

GARAGESALES 160

BIG GARAGE SALE Sat, Sept 2, 10-4, 149 And rew Place, off Dimitr i . 1

SUNDAY SEPT 3, 2 8 9 1 F u l f o r d - G a n g e s Rd (near ferry) 10-3, Household, bar stool, gift i tems. 1

GARAGE SALES 160

SHRINER'S GARAGE SALE

Coming Saturday SEPTEMBER 9th

at Farmers' Insti tute

donations appreciated! For pickup, call 537-5033,

537-5695 or 537-9843.

Big Garage Sale

Labour Day weekend

Watch Driftwood.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE 165

JUTLAND II SALMON for sale f rom $1.49 lb and up. Free delivery for 20 lb. up. 537-9422 (orders). 35-6

16 INCH DIAMETER culvert, 2 0 ' length. $180. 653-4464 .

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TORO MOWER $250, Honda Elite 250 scooter, red, 3 ,000 km, accessories, $2 ,000 . 537-5423. i_

O R G A N I C A L L Y G R O W N k ind l ing , made f rom real wood. At the market th is Sat, $1 and $2 boxes. i

DOUBLE BED (box a n d mattress) $50 for sale at Seabreeze Motel . 537-4145.

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E L E C T R I C A L L Y D R I V E N rotary TV antenna, all wave, 1-477-3213 (Victoria). 35-2

FRESH TUNA FISH, for orders please call 537-5755. 1

H E I N T Z M A N U P R I G H T PIANO (mahogany) $800 or B O . 24 litres Olympic stain, sol id colour russet , $75 . Assorted chrome, instrument gauges, etc. for 49 Chrysler, 70 XKE Jaguar. Phone 537-9351 after 6 pm. i_.

2 LAZY SUSANS (Amerock) 28 " , $40 ea. 537-5902. 1

3 PIECE BATHROOM SET, green, toi let, bath and sink, excel lent cond i t ion $150 ; Q u e e n S p e e d w a s h e r , work ing $10; dryer $10. 653-4524. 1_

S.S.I. SHEEPSKINS. Rugs, car & bike seat covers, slippers and booties. Excellent gift for al l ages and occas ions . Avai lable Waterfront Gallery or 537-5450. 35-4

10 'x14 ' TRAMPOLINE $500 or trade for something. Ask for Bruce or Natalie. 537-5338. 34-2

1987 3.5 HP 21 " T O R O rear-bagger, excellent condit ion, new cost $650, w i l l sell for $350. Call 537-4727 .

34-3

SUNTANNING BED 26 lamps, f a c e - t a n n e r e l e c t r i c l i f t deluxe model for commercia l or home use. New $8000. As new $5,500, w i l l consider trade on PU or 4x4. 537-4727. 34-3

SNOOKER TABLE 4V4x9, as new. 537-9672 34-3

TRI STAR VACUUM, new 1 / 3 off. 537-9672 34-3

SOLID OAK dining table, w i th 2 leaves, 8 chairs and buffet, $ 1,400 obo. 537-5298 after 6 p m . 34-3

AIRLINE TICKET. One way Vancouver to Toronto, Sept 29 . Female you th , $ 2 0 0 . Phone 537-5002. 33-3

S W E D I S H EASY CHAIR . 1964-1989 Royal Copenhag-an Christmas plates. 653 -4251 evenings. 33-3

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Sea Capers 'best yet,' says chairman

SALT SPRING — The island's annual Sea Capers celebration was "probably the best yet," according to commit tee chairman Lynn Richardson.

The weekend of mar ine-oriented activities — held this year June 24-26—wasalsothe best ever in financial terms, Richardson said, netting somewhere in the neigh­bourhood of $3,500.

She said participation was high in most of the events and the weather was excellent. The number of floats in the parade was not recorded, said Richardson, but she believed that it was the highest number yeL

Several local merchants par­ticipated in a decorating contest and the public was invited to judge the decorated premises. Richardson welcomed the move as a means of including local businesses in the Sea Capers celebration.

"I think the merchants came out feeling better about Sea Capers," she said.

Several Canadian navy vessels visited Ganges for the occasion, and the sailors joined in the fun. They visited the beer garden and par t i c ipa ted in judg ing the merchants' decorating contest

Richardson said $600 of the proceeds has already been dis­bursed. In exchange for their par­ticipation the Shriners received $100 for the Children's Hospital. The Farmers' Institute building fund was given $300 and Sunday Concerts in the Park received $200.

The Sea Capers committee is now calling for help for next year. There are key positions open, ac­cording to Richardson, including that of chairman. "Several of us are in our fourth year now," she noted.

The committee could use some new energy and some new input, she said.

Sea Capers also needs storage space. A portable shed is being sought for that purpose.

SURPRISE BARGAINS

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ARCHITECTS &

DESIGNERS

BULK FUELS

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 w i thout obl igation.

Give us a call.

BILL MONAHAN 537-4290

THE OMEGA DESIGN TEAM

AUT0B0DY

REPAIRS

LIKE N E W A G A I N I

Don I rw in ' 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.

CROFTON AUTO SERVICE

5 £ 246-3115 Open 7 days a week

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

44-tfn

Need a dependable auto repair specialist? He's in the

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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

MAPLE GROVE Close to Fulford Harbour and Ruckle Park. Cosy rooms w i t h private entrances and views of Stowel l Lake. Children welcome.

521 BEAVER POINT ROAD

3 1 6 1 | CLEANING SERVICES

CONTRACTORS 337 I I C o n t r a c t o r s 3 3 7 I I DRAPERIES

BRUCE FIANDER YOUR IMPERIAL AGENT

• Stove Oil 1 Furnace Oil

. • Mar ine Dock

Esso) •'<* 537-5312

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CATERING

SERVICES

CONTRACT BBQ CATERING

Your Place or Ours We wi l l serve 20 to 300.

We do lamb, salmon, beef on a sp i t . . . Call for an estimate.

MANSELL FARM 301 Mansel l Road

Ross McLeod, manager

537-5367 13-13-odd

CHARTERS

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* Some restrict ions apply

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Call 537-2809

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Gulf Island

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Carpets Steam Cleaned

We also offer: CARPET GUARD

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537-9841

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Mobi le Sweeping Service. Commercial — Residential

537-4249 BIG OR SMALL

WE SWEEP 'EM ALLI 24-tfn

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Steamcleaned SCOTCHGARD

• Windows

537-2946

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537-2611 Rainbow Rd.,

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

turns ARE FOR

I Support Your Lung Association

CONTRACTORS 337

ENGLISH BAY FINISHING

(formerly of Vancouver) ,

FINISH CARPENTRY AND RENOVATIONS

537-5930 (let it r ing long)

33-6

BELL BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION

Q u a l i t y c u s t o m h o m e building since 1969.

For all your home require­ments w i t h speedy reliable service, contact Chuck or

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537-4507 316

Lancer Contracting

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• CUSTOM HOMES

653-4437 Gerry or Jay

653-4678 P e r r V 27-,fn

Eckstein's Designs

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Adolf & Karen

537-4545 27-tfn

Peter Melancon Construction Concrete, Framing,

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Phone 653-4642

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New Homes & Renovations General or Subcontract

PAUL ADAMS 653-4589 Box 67, R.R. 1, Fulford Harbour 45-t'"

(1980) £td.

"Quality Homes of Distinction" Box 4 4 1 , Ganges, B.C.

VOS 1E0

SERVING SALT SPRING FOR 30 YEARS

Telephone

537-5463

GOODROCK DRILLING & BLASTING LTD.

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537-2235 Tom Gadoury

For all your contracting needs,

check out the Driftwood Classifieds.

MICHAEL ARMSTRONG

Fine Homebui lding & Design

537-2303 or 537-2330 R.R.#4, Mal iv iew Drive, C.52,

Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 17-tf n

LARGE OR SMALL JOBS CONTRACT OR HOURLY •k New Homes * Additions •k Renovations * Framing

D.A. SMITH General Contracting

537-9036 after 5:30 pm

P.O. Box 1026. Ganges

MATTHEWS BOBCAT SERVICE " Septic Fields * Ditching

' Landscaping * Driveways * Backfll ing

5 3 7 - 5 7 2 4 eves

44 tfn

DIVERSIONS ENTERPRISES Ltd.

Shaun Adams, Pres: Certified Professional

Builder

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

living or work ing.

537-4079 .

DECKING

DEC ING ERLING

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Serving all the Gulf Islands

Finitex Contracting 537-5845

WALTER HUSER & SONS

Construction Ltd. Residential & Commercial personalized service from

plans to complet ion

537-2385 537-5247

Box 1398, Ganges, B.C. 44-tfn

DRAPERIES

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FULL SELECTION OF VERTICAL 8. VENETIAN \*f:[ BLINDS Fabrics, Decorator Rods & Tracks

537-9592 44-tfn

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

537-5837

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VINYL BOARD & STEEL STUDDING

Priming of wal lboard

SALT SPRING INTERIORS;

PHONE BRIAN LITTLE

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

44-tfn

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Residential AND

Commercial

GUILBAULT ELECTRIC

LTD. Baseboard & Radiant

Heating

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

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EXCAVATING 350

Ken Byron Excavating Septic Tanks & Fields Supplied & Installed

537-2882

G. & L Excavating

Ltd. • Land Clearing • Road Building

• Driveways • House Excavations

• Water & Sewer Systems • Ponds

• Trucking

537-5176

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537-9311 ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI

LAURIE A. HEDGER 32 YRS. EXP.

BRIAN DAWES OWNER-OPERATOR

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OR CONTRACT

537-2604 .

Pat Byron Excavating

Complete backhoe services

653-9295

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5 3 7 - 5 3 8 0 , e v e s .

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SEASONED Serving Salt Spring

Eight years COMPETITIVE & RELIABLE

537-9531

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OAKLEY N D L C

Q u a l i f i e d E n g l i s h p r o f e s s i o n a l s p e c i a l i z i n g in a l l a s p e c t s o f g a r d e n a n d l a n d s c a p i n g f r o m bas i c g a r d e n m a i n t e n a n c e , t r e e s u r g e r y & f r u i t t r e e p r u n i n g t o c o m p l e t e " d e s i g n & b u i l d " p r o j e c t s t a i l o r e d t o

y o u r r e q u i r e m e n t s .

T U R N Y O U R D R E A M I N T O REALITY

Ca l l n o w f o r a f r e e c o n s u l t a t i o n

537-5463 18,fn

GLASS

Eckstein's Designs

2 2 6 F u l f o r d - G a n g e s Rd .

Service & Craftsmanship

in Glass & Mirror" • W i n d o w s & Pa t i o D o o r s • Res iden t i a l & C o m m e r c i a l • M i r r o r W a l l s • S k y l i g h t s & S o l a r i u m s • F i r e - P r o o f G l a s s

A d o l f & K a r e n E c k s t e i n

537-4545 Box 3 1 2 , G a n g e s , B.C.

VOS 1 E 0 „ . „ „

HOME

IMPROVEMENTS

3 2 0 U p p e r G a n g e s Rd .

7 BUSINESSES UNDER 1 ROOF

* b a t h r o o m & k i t c h e n f i x ­t u r e s & a c c e s s o r i e s

* f l o o r & w a l l t i l e

* c a r p e t s

* v i n y l

* o r i e n t a l r u g s

* a p p l i a n c e s

* k i t c h e n & b a t h r o o m c a b i n e t s

* h a r d w o o d f l o o r i n g

* f i n e w o o d w o r k i n g t o o l s

* w o o d & p r o p a n e s t o v e s

* f i r e p l a c e a c c e s s o r i e s

537-2111 33-tfn

Mr 2*.

Camping BC Its a real holiday

Motor Vehicle Office

INSURANCE ALL CLASSES OF

INSURANCE

Salt Spring Insurance Agencies (1972) LTD.

OFFICE HOURS: 9 am. - 4:30 pm., Mon-Fri.

537-5527 P.O. B o x 5 4 0 , G a n g e s , B.C.

QSinLire O F C A N A D A

• G r o u p I n s u r a n c e • B u s i n e s s I n s u r a n c e • D i s a b i l i t y I n s u r a n c e • B u y , Se l l A g r e e m e n t s • RRSP -

• Ca l l c o l l e c t 3 8 2 - 3 1 4 5

J o h n R. M c G a r r y M o n - F r i , 8 - 4 : 3 0 p m

1 3-tfn

ISLAND SAVINGS Insurance Services Ltd.

Our Life Insurance Represen­tative, Mr. Harold Webber, wou ld be pleased to evaluate your specific insurance re­quirements, w i t h no obliga­t ion. Phone 537 -4542 for an appointment.

LIFE INSURANCE - Family - Mortgage Protection - Key Person - Partnership

DISABILITY INCOME - Sickness & Accident, Loss of Income Protect ion

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS • - Extended Health, Dental

ANNUITIES

I S L A N D S A V I N G S

I N S U R A N C E S E R V I C E S L T D .

537-4542

£ ~ \

VABuckleUp BC/

What's holding you back?

•INSURANCE COItl-OKATION I IMUIMI t lU *. HM

LAWYERS

FIRST VISIT FREEI

Maclsaac Clark & Co.

5 6 0 J o h n s o n St. , V i c t o r i a P e r s o n a l I n j u r y L a w y e r s ,

Fee by % P H O N E 3 8 1 - 5 3 5 3

POWER BOAT RENTALS

14' Power Boat

$ 1 5 / p e r hour plus fuel

FULFORD MARINA

653-4424

2 8 1 0 F u l f o r d - G a n g e s Rd .

MASONRY

oojcrexnc ( e n t e r p r i s e s l td.)

'STONEWORK SPECIALIST'

MASONRY CONTRACTOR

Richard Dakin 537-4216

Box 1 1 2 2 , G a n g e s

MISCELLANEOUS

SERVICES 371

SALT SPRING

GARBAGE COLLECTION

SERVICE 537-2167

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 i n d o m e s t i c ,

a n t i q u e a n d m a r i n e u p h o l s t e r i n g .

5 3 7 - 4 4 3 3 — 8 - 4 : 3 0 p m . M o n d a y t o F r i day

44-tfn

PAINTING

MASTERSTROKE i n t e r i o r s & e x t e r i o r s

W e let o u r c u s t o m e r s s p e a k f o r u s :

" T h e j o b w a s e x c e l l e n t . T h e a t t e n t i o n t o d e t a i l w a s s u p e r b . I c o u l d n ' t b e h a p p i e r "

— C u s t o m e r B a r b a r a S t e w a r t

A n y i n q u i r i e s c a l l

537-4697, 537-9495 • D a v i d H a l l i w e l l • M i c h a e l A n s o n

26-tfn

KEVIN C. MARKS P A I N T I N G

W A L L P A P E R I N G

& D E C O R A T I N G

" Q u a l i t y W o r k at R e a s o n a b l e P r i c e s "

537-4594

DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIEDS

537-9933

Mary Harkema-Hughes

p a i n t i n g — i n t e r i o r

p a i n t i n g - e x t e r i o r

w a l l p a p e r i n g

537-2580 33-tfn

TOM VOLQUARDSEN/r~71 537-5188 T ^

P.O. BOX 385 i \ l Ganges, BC

VOS 1EO WALLPAPERING

& PAINTING m Jennifer Davidson

PAINTING For a f r e e e s t i m a t e c a l l

653-9490 e v e n i n g s a n d w e e k e n d s .

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Gulf Island Picture Framing

•k P r e - c u t f r a m e s & m a t s

* C u s t o m , c o n s e r v a t i o n & " y o u - f r a m e - i t "

*k N e e d l e w o r k

* S h r i n k w r a p p i n g

M o n - F r i 9 : 3 0 - 4 : 3 0 A c r o s s f r o m

H a r b o u r H o u s e H o t e l

M A R T I N O G I L V I E 5 3 7 - 2 3 6 9 23-tfn

A Thousand Words Picture Framing

• C u s t o m F r a m i n g • C o n s e r v a t i o n F r a m i n g • N e e d l e w o r k

, • O b j e c t F r a m i n g • C r e a t i v e M a t t i n g • D r y M o u n t i n g • S h r i n k W r a p p i n g • P r i n t s & P o s t e r s f r o m

o u r C a t a l o g u e s

Ca l l K R I S T A o r E L A I N E 5 3 7 - 5 1 3 1

M o n - F r i 1 0 - 4 : 0 0 o r by a p p o i n t m e n t a n y t i m e

18-tfn

PLUMBING &

HEATING

J & A OIL BURNER

SERVICE J O H N C O T T R E L L

C e r t i f i e d O i l B u r n e r

M e c h a n i c

537-9314 Box 2 2 6 , G a n g e s , B.C.

44-tfn

ISLAND PLUMBING

P l u m b i n g , P u m p s ,

Ho t W a t e r H e a t i n g

. C O M M E R C I A L

R E S I D E N T I A L

D E R R I C K BRAZ IER

5 3 7 - 5 3 3 2

Roy W. Wheatley

PLUMBING W a t e r & E f f l u e n t P u m p s

S E R V I C E W O R K

A S P E C I A L T Y

537-2722 Box 8 9 8 , G a n g e s , B.C.

44-ttr

HEATING

Plumbing & Pumps

DAVID RAINSFORD 6 5 3 - 4 4 9 4 residence

5 3 7 - 2 0 1 3 shop

PROPERTY

MAINTENANCE 398

Gulf Islands Septic Ltd.

Sep t i c t a n k p u m p - o u t s

537-9353

PICTURE FRAMING 392 1 1 RENTALS

Ganges Marina CAR RENTALS

537-5331 or 537-5242 32-4

ROOFING

ROOFING Shake 'n ' Shingle

R E - R O O F

N E W

R E P A I R S

• F r e e e s t i m a t e

• 5 - y e a r w a r r a n t y

• c o u l d s a v e $ $ $ l

RON CALBERY 537-2084

S e r v i n g a l l t h e G u l f I s l a n d s

s i n c e 1 9 8 1

Box 1 1 8 7 , G a n g e s

TRUCKING

KEY PAWN

TRUCKING ALL TYPES OF

GRAVEL MATERIAL LOUIS RENAUD - OWNER

537-2329

S. PALM TRUCK

SERVICES LTD.

Dump Truck Road Gravel, Aggregates,

Soil & Fill Sales.

40-Ton Low Bed 40-Foot Flatdeck

Box 154, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

537-2471

1 1 / 2 T O N C U B E V A N f o r r e n t . Ca l l D a n n y , 6 5 3 - 4 5 7 7 .

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More Business Services

on page B14

Page B14 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, August 30,1989

BUSINESS SERVICES

TRUCKING

RICK ANDREWS TRUCKING

HAULING ALL TYPES OF MATERIAL

537-4603 TV & RADIO SERVICE

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

All makes In-shop estimates

Hours: Mon.-Fri . 9-5

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

44-tfn

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WATER PURIFICATION R.O. System. Removes ALL contaminants, Lead, Mercury, Viruses, Bacteria, Chlorine. Over 95% efficient. Stabilized Oxygen kills all infectious bacteria, removes chlorine. Distributors required. Phone Victoria 383-9673. 33-6

BEAUTIFUL OLD CAST "Estate Oak" wood heater, excellent condition. Lots of heat - ideal for house/large studio, $600. Old McClary wood cookstove, needs work $70. 1940s Hoosier-style cabinet with pullout counter-top for breadmaking $185. Small (131/2x11 x17H) airtight, near new, $300. Immaculate Hitachi portable stereo radio cassette recorder $150. Large plate glass mirror, wood frame $20. 537-2547.

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Victoria to Vancouver to Halifax. No stop overs. October 17th-31st. Female $ 6 8 0 . Ca l l 6 5 3 - 4 6 4 2 anytime. 34-3

Salt Spring Island lamb for your freezer ready now. (Guaranteed born and raised on Salt Spring at $2.98 lb. cut, double wrapped and frozen, with Pat's Custom Meat. 653-4352 28-tfn

Come to our annual 'Back to School Sale'... You could win free school suppliesl See our ad on page 3, etcetera, Hereford Ave in the old Legion Building. 537-5115.

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WHOLESALE SHOPPING? Are you buy ing your plumbing, wiring & building hardware for your house from an off-island "wholesaler"? If so, you may be surprised to learn tht Gulfstream Pro Hardware can often match these prices, as well as supply helpful hints and on-island delivery. We can supply anything from luxury tubs to doorknobs. Bring us your list and let us give you a package price.

GULFSTREAM PRO HARDWARE „. r tn

Vi Price Sale Storewide

on dishes, housewares, giftware and accessories., Lots of collectibles also on books, records, tapes, paintings, frames, tools and hardware items. Hurry to

Buy & Save 9818 4th St, Sidney

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

j GANGES JUNK CO.] Contemporary brown corduroy

chairs $54.95 each. Upholstered rocker.. $109.95 Swivel rocker 74.95 Dressers from 54.95 Colonial couch 224.95 Maple table 124.95 Sideboards from 149.95 Oak veneer wardrobe 149.95

and assorted tools! Everything from practicals

to collectibles. Upper Ganges Centre

537-4421 ,

• T J 3 E » i M A R G • 2885 Soktfav? Pt. Rd.

* • 537-9291

Macintosh Apples & Plums

available at the farm. 34-2

BARTLETT PEARS ORGANIC

WHITE FIG ORCHARD John and Carol Langston

now taking orders. Ready approx Sept 1st.

Phone 537-5791 34-2

BARCLAY'S EXCHANGE

Largest selection 8i best prices of

new & used tools in Victoria.

Buy - Sell - Trade

2111 Douglas St., Victoria

381-4466

Store and Information Centre

For wrapping, for writing for creative craft ideas — Handmade papers from

Nepal and India 131 McPhillips (next to library)

Home Furnishings Store-w i d e Sale i n c l u d i n g complete accessories. Save big on furniture, drapes, pictures, paintings, dishes, pots and pans, small electric kitchen appliances, clocks & much more. Wide open 9am-6pm Tues to Sat

at

Buy & Save 9818 4th St, Sidney

Thousands of new and as new items on sale including books, records, tools and hardware items.

rww^^r^^

CASH & CARRY PRICED

QUALITY USED

TIRES

Call RON, 7 days a weekl 537-9383 or

_ 537-9344

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE

Horse for sale; gentle registered thoroughbred mare, 15.2 hands. Needs some retraining. Offers. 537-5124 33-3

TOP SOIL 653-4520

12-tfr

Arts & Crafts

FULFORD HARBOUR Now Open 7 Days a Week

10:30 - 5 :30

Willow StudwlS UNIQUE ITEMS ^ 3

FOR SALE, t* GREAT

GIFT IDEASI Come on inl

Retail 11-3 Appts. 10-7 daily Telephone 537-4622 t fn

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED

U-VIC STUDENT from Collins Rd area need.s ride to Fulford or further for 6:30 or 8:00 am ferry - will share expenses. Contact Julia 537-4710.

34-3

STARTER SET lady's golf clubs (or even one or two clubs) 537-2270. Ask for H e r b . 34-3

Office sized desk or table, old or new condition. 537-2723. ^ 33-3

Good quality piano for young student. 653-9514.

34-3

TEENAGER REQUIRES RIDE to Duncan for school Mon-Fri 7/8 ferry; return 4:30/5:30. Will share gas cost. Phone Doreen 537-4075 or 537-2090. I WANTING TO GO BACK through childhood memories with my own children, looking for primary school readers (Dick and Jane, Blue or Green story books). (1) 370-2700 (Victoria). i_

HORSE RIDING CLOTHES and boots for 11 year old girl. 537-9440. 35-3

We buy furniture, antiques, collectibles, odds n' ends, tools, strange and wonderful curiosities, and much, much more.

THE GREAT GANGES JUNK CO. 537-4421

CUTE CUDDLY KITTENS, call: 537-5737. J

HOUSES FOR RENT 510

2 BEDROOM execut ive waterfront home, sleeps 4, fully equipped, mature adults only, non-smokers, July/Aug $600/wk. Ph. Peter 537-4529. 26-tfn

ENJOY WINTER MONTHS in California. Fully furnished 2 BR, 2 bath in gate controlled park. Pool, 18 hole golf course cart c lubhouse privileges, bridge, dancing, bar. 1-537-2557 or 1-537-5487, $1,500 U.S. per month.

33-3

WALK TO FULFORD Harbour ferry. 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath F/S avail Sept 15. $500/ month. Write Dept. E, Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0.

HOUSES FOR RENT 510

SOUTH END 2 BR duplex overlooking lake, close to Fulford. Suitable for couple. $425. Oct 1. 653-4558. 1 OCEAN VIEW COTTAGE, Sept 1 - July 1st. $400 per month, includes hydro. Non­smoking, no pets. 537-5021.

1

COZY NEW 2 BR cottage with large workshop. Avail long term, Sept 1st to a reliable tenant with good references. Sorry, no dogs. $575 mo. 537-2082. ]_ 3 BEDROOM WATERFRONT home near Vesuvius, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, sunny, munici­pal water, family room, all appliances, 2 car garage, long term, $700/mo. Ph. Peter 5 3 7 - 4 5 2 9 . Salt Spr ing Proper ty M a n a g e m e n t . Available Oct 1/89.

35-tfn

2 BEDROOM WATERFRONT cottage near Vesuvius, fully furnished, available Oct 1 /89 until May 31/90. $500/mo. Phone Peter, 537-4529, Salt Spring Property Management. No smokers please. 35-tfn 4 BEDROOM FAMILY home. Fridge, stove, near beach, wood and electric heat, sunny, long term, available Sept 15. No smokers , $675/mo. Phone Peter, 537-4529, Salt Spring Property Management. 35-tfn 2 BEDROOM HOUSES —one furnished — $500; one unfurnished — $425. Phone R.D. Property Management, 537-5411. [_

VESUVIUS: NEW 3 BR, beaut, view, 2 bath, F/P and wood stove, $650 per mo. Sept to June. Call collect 949-8378 after 6 pm. 35-3

SOUTH PENDER ISLAND 3 bedroom cedar log cottage on 1.2 acres. Furnished or unfurnished, electric heat, wood stove, garage/work­shop, beach access. Long term rental preferred. $425 month, 403-381-8681

35-3

Taking reservations for 1 81 2 bedroom cabin rentals Oct-April. Cedar Beach Resort. 537-2205. 34J5

Is there someone out there, currently with farm status, who could use just under 10 acres of grazing land with piped water, 24x40 pole barn, g r e e n h o u s e / s h e d at a reasonable rent to be negotiated? Call Donna Regen, Gulf Islands Realty Ltd, 537-5577 days or 537-2845 eves, (please leave message at office.)

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3 BEDROOM WATERFRONT bungalow, 2100 sq.ft., 11/2 baths, f i replace, double garage, all appliances, long term, available Sept 1 st. $750 mo. Ph. Peter 537-4529. S.S. Property Management.

30-tfn

GRACE POINT waterfront townhouse, 1900 sq.ft. 2 bedroom 81 den, 3 baths south west exposure, all appliances, fireplace, attached garage, long term, $1100 per mo. Ph. Peter 5 3 7 - 4 5 2 9 , S.S. Property Management.

30-tfn

•GANGES HARBOUR VIEW* GANGES APARTMENTS

Crofton Road Bachelor 1 81 2 BR suites

Seniors - no children or pets. Contact A. P. Lloyd,

537-2670 or 537-2157 i 22-tfn

WANTED TO RENT •

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FRIENDS. Thanks for all your help. One of you found a place for usl Dr. Roland Graham.

1

MODEST accommodation needed for Sept 15. Single NS/ND father w / 2 sons. 1 or 2 BR. Could be fixer-upper, semi-desperate. Excellent ref on S.S. for 13 years. $250 month range. Thanks 537-9523 eves, leave message.

1

RELOCATING FROM Key West to Salt Spring. Active environmentalist former CBC broadcaster requires central rental or housesit. Sept, Oct while househunting, Key West exchange possible. Write Dept G, Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0.

35-2

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY to housesit within commuting distance of University of Victoria. Excellent profess­ional and personal references 1-381-3316 before 8 am or after 7 pm. 35-3

HELP — DO YOU HAVE an empty cabin or guest cottage, anyth ing. Desperate for accommodation before start of school ... for approxima­tely 3 months, while family arranges house purchase. Please call Judy 537-4688.

35-2

WILL CARETAKE your property. Have own accomm­odation. Need power and water. 658-2862. 34-3 COTTAGE/HOUSE on Salt Spring Island for fall / winter / spring. Please call Ann (retired teacher). 261-6037. 34-3

Fulford Village or immediate area - house or good condition cabin needed ASAP by working island couple with excellent local references, no kids, no pets, no cigarettes. Steve or Louise. 653-9265

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WANTED: REASONABLY priced cabin/cottage type accom. with fireplace and relatively secluded. Wanted by N.S./N.D. couple with old housetrained dog for week or two in Sept. 383-0856.

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ENVIRONMENTALIST couple having a baby in Jan, are looking to rent or caretake a home on S.S.I. Call Malcolm (1)987-9260 collect.

33-3

SCHOOL TEACHER single, requires rental for school year. N/S, N/D, reliable. Phone 1-655-1142. 32-9

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

problems" DENNIS ANDREWS

537-5411 RR2, 199 Saltspring Way,

Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO

Salt Spring Property Management

* RESIDENTIAL RENTALS * * PROPERTY WATCH *

The Economical and Reliable Choice

PETER JACQUEST Box 1012, Ganges

537-4529 COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT 513 I I REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE 520 FOR RENT/LEASE - do you require commercial space jn_ Ganges and have a relatively low traffic flow? Available above Pharmasave are 2000

j sq. ft. of easily divided area. Rent, part of it or all of it. Warm in winter, cool in summer.

^Great harbour/park view. Contact Santy Fuoco 537-5577 1-tfn

FOR SALE BY OWNER

12 Acres $49,000 10 Acres $59,000 68 Acres $149,000

5 min. to Ganges, 10 min. to Fulford.

653-4520 35. t fn

MORNINGSIDE DRIVE, Fulford, 1.6 acre secluded lot, minutes from ferry. Sign on property, $60,000. 1-386-0580 (Victoria). 35-3 CAPE COD H O M E , 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Just completed and ready to move into. Situated on almost 2 acres and only 1 Vi miles from Ganges. $159,000. Call owners at 537-9566. »_

BRINKWORTHY BEAUTY only $39,900.

This bright, sunny comfort­able home is nestled among the pine trees. Raised veggie beds for your own salads. Private little lawn garden for your afternoon tea. Views of the hills from many rooms. Driveway with ample parking for 3 vehicles. Situated in an Adult Oriented Mobile Home Park with Club House. Please do come and see this gem. Open House this weekend

from 12-3 pm.

NRS SALT SPRING RLTY LTD. Box 69, Ganges, B.C.

Phone 537-5515 BRENDA CORNWALL

537-2702 ,

PRESCHOOL, 2 bdrm house and 10x30 workshop, V2 block from ocean, walk to schools and stores, a real deal at $85,000. 537-2830. 34-3

I'M PRESENTLY BUILDING on sunny lakefront view acreage on Dover Place, five minutes from Ganges. The property is a t t rac t i ve , qu ie t , fu l l y serviced, and in an ara of good homes on a paved cul-de-sac.

The house is being built to require minimal maintenance, very enduring with substan­tial concrete foundations secured entirely on solid rock, and will be exceptionally attractive. There will be lots of deck and glass.

This very desirable, well built home is available for purchase.

For further information 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 Builder, (member Victoria Home Builders Association) at 537-4079. 34-tfn

STILLMEADOW FARM, 10 beautiful acres bordering Ruckle Park, log house, pond, greenhouse, excellent tractor and implements, $198,000 firm. 1 -595-8558 (Victoria)

35-3

Terry Fox T-shirt day.

If you are in the Real Estate Business, wear your Terry

Fox Run T-shirt FRIDAY-SEPT 15th CATCH THE DREAMI

34-4

MOBILE HOMES 530

4 1 ' HOUSE TRAILER 8'wide, older model. Fully furnished, canopy, $3,500. 537-5492 or 537-5704. 35-3

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Am interested in renting or buying a large mulcher. Also a good wheelchair. 537-4264. i

FOR SALE 1977 Ford Thunderbird, low mi, good island car, $750. Wood cook stove, $150. 537-9314. 1

WANTED Having a sweat lodge starting Oct 5. I tems needed: firewood, clean dark heavy blanket canvas and carpet pieces, granite rocks (2-4 lbs); Anyone wishing to contribute to the event contact Dianne Petrie 653-4254. 35-3 FOR RENT 2 Bedroom duplex, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, electric heat, 653-4335. 35-3 NOTICE Opening September 5th, Bambi Fami ly Daycare (licensed). CallNadineat537-2089 or 537-4442 for child enrollment. Viewing welcom­ed. 1

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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Oceanfront house for rent, 3 miles from Ganges, October through June. Rent negoti­able. 537-2858. i

NOTICE Artcraft sends congratula­tions to Helen Campbell of Victoria, winner of the Donna Johnstone quilt. Come in and see the new one. Open daily to Sept. 4 — 11 am - 5 pm daily. •_

FOR SALE '79 Corvette, new tires, T-roof, good cond, $11,500. '76 Cordova, good cond, $1,100. 537-5421. 35-3

FOR SALE Ford starter, 2-$60. 537-5458.

bolt, rebuilt, 1

FREE Kenmore dryer, works but best for parts. Yours for the hauling. 537-2994. i

BOATS AND MARINE For sale: 20 ft aluminum crab boat and 'C licence. 537-9422 or 537-9525. i

AUTOS 1978 Buick Park Avenue, low mileage, air conditioned, excellent condition, loaded. $4,700 obo. Ph. 537-4423.

FOR SALE Two small buildings for removal. Details at Harbour Low Cost. ]_ AUTOS '73 Pontiac Ventura, $1,000 obo (up?), 2645 Fulf/Ganges Rd (at Isabella Pt. Rd). Some rust; runs like a charm (6 cyl std), 2 preowners (both f.) kept maint, papers, (available as proof of excellent upkeepl ... oh, so there's a dent or two, so what?) 35-3

HELP WANTED Experienced kitchen help wanted at Vesuvius Inn. Phone 537-9401. i

WANTED Futon Couch/Bed in good condition, under $200. 653-9409 evenings. i

FOR SALE Topsoil, 537-5613. l

FOR RENT 2 Bed waterfront home in Ganges, 1V4 baths, 3 fire­places, den, family room, carport, .workshop. W / D freeze and much more. Avail Sept 1, $750 per month. Sorry, no pets. 537-4171 and leave message. i

FOR RENT 3 Bed, 2 bath home close to town. W/D fireplace, propane heat, water and stove. $750 per month. 537-4171 i_ LOST At Portlock Park Tennis court, sky blue lady's Esprit trousers w/pink stretchy belt and a pair of amber and lapius "Jacob" earrings with silver fish, in pocket. 537-4565. i

AUTOS 1981 Plymouth Horizon in excellent shape. 4 spd, F.W.D. — 45,000 orig miles, $2,600. 537-4279. 1

WANTED Very small woodstove, max 17"Wx 18"Lx21"H. Please leave message for Nicky at 537-9614. ^

FOR SALE Antique pump organ $500. Cherry dining suite $1,200. Sewing machine and cabinet $30, or trade on any item for oak dining suite, piano, or etc. Ph. 537-9690 after 12 noon.

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Silence, space impress young Japanese guests

SALT SPRING — A group of 26 Japanese girls who spent three weeks on Salt Spring were im­pressed by the silence and space of the island.

The group of high school stu­dents, who arrived on Salt Spring through a non-profit organization called the Cultural Homestay In­stitute, returned to Japan earlier this month.

Under the guidance of teacher co-ordinators Bill and Heather Gar-dam, the girls spent half of each day working on their English skills, and the second half, touring the area. They lived with several host families.

Among the tours made by the group was a trip up Mount Max­well, and visits with potter Mark Meredith, textile artist Elaine Pot­ter and Everlasting Summer Farms. They also made three off-island ex­cursions to Vancouver Island.

Bill Gardam noted that these field trips were made possible by

the Gulf Islands School Board, which loaned a school bus to the group for a period of three weeks.

The Intercultural Homestay In­stitute intends to establish a $500 scholarship at Gulf Islands Secon­dary School to show its apprecia­tion for this gesture.

Gardam said many of the host families here originally took on a Japanese student for intercultural relations. The striking factor, he said, was the personal relationship that developed between student and family.

Ga rdam said the look in "parents'" eyes, when the girls received English language certifi­cates at a farewell celebration, was similar to expressions seen at high school graduation ceremonies.

The strong relationships that developed were due in part, Gar­dam believes, to the concentration and attention that had to be directed towards communication.

Japanese students bid farewell to Salt Spring

Be cautious with fires Until there is more rainfall, open

brush burning is not allowed on Salt Spring, notes the island's volunteer fire department

But although there is a moderate rating on Salt Spring, campfires and incinerator fires will be per­mitted, as long as caution is exer­cised.

North Pender Fire Chief Dave Auchterlonie says he hasn't issued any fire permits for the past month. "There's too much running around

and guys missing work just because some clowns have a permit and aren't careful."

With a high fire rating fires are only permissible in incinerators with screens or at Prior Provincial Park in designated containers.

South Galiano also has a high fire rating after only 1.4 inches of rain for the month of August No open fires are permitted due to the dry conditions.

Lions' gift Former Salt Spring Island

ambulance attendant Gerry Par­rot, right, tries out new blood pressure and pulse monitor on Tracey Horrocks. The $3,000 piece of equipment was donated to the local ambulance detach­ment by the Salt Spring Lions Club. On hand for the presenta­tion were, from left, Lions Jim Clarke, Ben Greenhough, Doug Rajala, Stan Sage, Ted Gear and ambulance attendant Ken Duke.

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• KINDLING - Neatly bundled kindling from Roy. 537-4189, or the Achievement Centre, 537-9909. • MEDICAL PREMIUM ASSISTANCE - Call the Community Worker at the Centre for information on who is eligible, or call Medical Services Plan direct, 1-800-663-7100 (toll free). • RECYCLING - Now at new depot on Rainbow Road. Will accept newspapers tied in bundles, glass bottles (any colour, clean & without tops) and flattened cans. • ACHIEVEMENT CENTRE PHONE NO. -New number is 537-9909 • AFTER HOURS CRISIS LINE - Dial "0 ", ask for Zenith 2262.

There are just a few places left A handful of places, kept especially for summer entrants, exists for BOY BOARDERS at the Grade 10 level at St. Michaels University School in Victoria, B.C., one of the leading University-Prep schools on the Pacific Rim.

It is fully co-educational, enrols 200 carefully select­ed boarders and 600 day students, has three campuses (minutes apart), lavish sports facilities, strong music, art, drama, debating and outdoor programmes, and sends graduates to Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Stanford, Queen's, McGill, University of Toronto, and other leading Canadian universities.

For information, call or write: David R. Penaluna, B.A., M.Ed., Headmaster ST. MICHAELS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 3400 Richmond Road, VICTORIA, B.C. V8P 4P5 Phone: 592-2411 Fax: 592-2812

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Lottery funds to pay for half of new north-end fire hall Fire Department receives lot­

tery funds The office of MLA Dr. Terry

Huberts recently informed Ted Waterman of the North Galiano volunteer fire department that the group's appeal for a lottery grant has been approved. According to the minister, one-half of the money spent to build the new fire hall at Retreat Cove in North Galiano will be returnable from lottery funds.

Material and labour costs can be counted in the group's appeal. Work on the new fire hall has al­ready begun, and the foundations complete.

Two barbecues on one evening

"The weather was kind to us," was the feeling expressed by mem­bers of North Galiano's volunteer fire department auxiliary after the big event was over. Sunday and Monday's rains helped reinforce these opinions.

Saturday (August 19) was par­tially overcast but warm enough that diners at the barbecue could sit on the deck amid Ellen Coward's hanging baskets, and enjoy their meal.

About 120 people were served over three hours, keeping those in the kitchen (Miriam Bings, Joan Waterman, Edith Wishart and Ellen Coward), and those at the bar­becues outside (Woody Coward and Harold Wike) very busy in­deed. Joan Newstead served at the buffet and Ted Waterman was on hand to do all those other jobs. Ami Haksi and Terry Wishart ran the bar.

The meat was tender — "su­perb" according to many, the sal­mon a treat. One of the salmon was donated by fishermen Ami and Terry. Ami Haksi had made time to prepare the bud vases of roses for each table before she travelled to Mayne Island to act as flower and vegetable judge for their annual fall fair. She made it back to Galiano on the evening ferry, and to North Galiano for her barbecued supper by 6:45 p.m.

Co-ordinators of the barbecue —Miriam Bings and Ellen Coward — wish to thank all the auxiliary members who helped prepare for the barbecue in so many ways, and they deeply appreciate the support of the South Galiano people who attended in such numbers.

Tickets for the group's raffle to be drawn at the Octoberfest on Oc­tober 14 were on sale at the bar­becue and are now available from Carolyn Canfield 9-2967 — the prizes, abeef sirloin tip, a two-night booking at Madrona Lodge, a homespun knitted vest and a dinner for two at the Pink Geranium.

The same evening a salmon bar­becue was held at the Rod and Gun Club. A good tum-out of members and their friends attended. Lloyd Baines donated the salmon and it was barbecued to perfection by kitchen crew Betsy Baines, Cathy Mabberly, Gina Silvey and Pat Mosley. After the meal, a social hour ensued.

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Present on a rotation basis will be Ralph Urban (environmental), John Pozer and Gary Kadatz (development) and Bill Cafferta and Jack Davis (forestry and log­ging).

The office will be open from

8:30 to noon each day. Appoint­ments can be arranged for after­noon meet ings — phone the information centre at 9-5072 or 9-2150. The company's recent an­nouncement regarding logging policy changes on Galiano will doubtless command much interest on the i s land and keep the telephones ringing.

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Bluffs make matchless setting for weddings FROM PAGE B16

Active Pass in Sturdies Bay

Holly and Kurt Ziwicki of "Chez Ferrie" are having a busy and successful summer. Holly beams as she tells of the hectic pace of their days — better than cashier­ing at Safeway, yes.

The attractive lunch spot beside the Sturdies Bay parking lot with its picnic tables and splendid view, has recently been made even more at­tractive by the addition of a mural of Active Pass with advancing B.C. ferry — the work of Keith Holmes of the Dandelion Gallery.

Comments on the lunch stop mural have been very enthusiastic according to Holly — something most Galiano residents can easily understand and would agree with.

Nearby on the roadway, to be seen by those entering Galiano from the ferry wharf, is a road mura l , the work of Narcisse Goldmund. The painting with a theme dedicated to love and world peace, and with a 1 plus 1 theme (we're all of one world), is attrac­tive and well designed. Painted with house paints it should last until the rush of traffic and winter rains wear it away — a message seen, and in the thoughts of many.

Once more, on the bluffs

In this 200th anniversary year of the French Revolution we are reminded of that nation's rejection of all things pertaining to the old regime. Royalty and the church were suspect and in a feeling of pride and freedom even the calen­

dar was changed and the months rearranged and renamed.

In a back-to-nature move, July became Thermidor (the hot month), August Fructor (fruits) and October Brumaire (the misty month). The practicality of this arrangement was lessened somewhat for Frenchmen when they travelled. There was no way you could convince a German or an Englishman that 1792 was year one and what was "Ther­midor" in Paris was not quite so south of the equator. The idea was romantic and poetic.

So it is with the many weddings we are seeing in Galiano's Bluff Park this summer — a matchless setting, a beautiful bride and a dash­ing groom. Wedding number four in as many weeks occurred on the bluff on Saturday, Aug. 19, when Amanda, daughter of C.J. and Mildred Harris of Toronto, was wed to Jim Humphries of Van­

couver. A marriage commissioner from Salt Spring officiated at the ceremony as over 100 friends and relations looked on.

The bride in a lovely echro gown with simple lines wore a circlet of sweet smelling tropical flowers flown in from Hawaii. The reception at Sutil Lodge, held in the garden on a sunny afternoon, was catered for by the Henesseys. Among the guests were the many brothers and sisters of the bride and groom and friends and relations from England, Hawaii and Kenya. Galianoite George Harris, brother of the bride, performed with "the Gulio Cabrero Band" at the recep­tion dance which ended the celebra­tion.

The bride and groom will spend three weeks in Portugal for their honeymoon before returning to Vancouver

School ready for new session

Acting principal Robin Bracht of the Galiano School reports new floors have been laid in the halls and classrooms this summer and she is now busy sorting things around ready for the fall opening.

Teachers on hand on September 5 will be Lynn Scott, Louise Decario and Barry Bartlett. Ron Kingsbury from Ontario will replace Elizabeth Brinson, on ex­change for a year. Cathy Buttery will replace Steve Nemtin, on leave of absence for four months.

Mrs. Bracht expects the school will hold a bottle drive in late Sep­tember and asks that residents box their empty bottles and hold them until a firm date is set for the drive.

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MONEY MATTERS/BUSINESS

You can minimize tax effect with treasury bills By BOB AUSTIN

Do you pay too much tax? Taxes are a fact of life but treasury bills can offer a way for you to minimize their effect.

For example , if you have $10,000 in the bank yielding lOper cent and pay 40 per cent tax on the

earned interest your "after-tax" return is only six per cent. With inflation at 5.5 per cent, your real return "after tax and inflation" is 0.5 per cent.

Treasury bills (T-bills) allow you to more than triple your return. Here's how: Current yields on T-

bills average 11.85 per cent. Apply­ing a 40 per cent tax as in the above example leaves you with 7.11 per cent. After inflation is factored in at 5.5 per cent, you are left with 1.61 per cent "after tax and inflation." That's triple the 0.5 per cent return from bank deposits.

What are T-bills? They are a

Real estate attractive as perceptions change

By RICK SALES and PETER ROBSON

Real Estate prices could fall 67%, analyst says.

Long housing slump predicted. —Financial Post, July 1989

Now that we seem to have entered the summer doldrums and stocks and bonds have rallied brisk­ly since last November, let's take a look at another market which in­creasingly competes for investment dollars.

Since the 1950s the perception of housing as shelter has been in­creasingly modified to the point where it is considered an attractive investment Demographics and in­flation were the catalysts for this altered perception.

Real estate does have cycles — long cycles! For example, those who purchased their homes in the decade before 1920 didn't

realize the same value until the 1950s.

The postwar baby-boomers needed to be housed and real estate proved to be an attractive hedge against persistent inflation. How­ever, it has come to the point where real estate is a highly leveraged proposition.

Some facts should be con­sidered.

Real estate does have cycles — long cycles! For example, those who purchased their homes in the decade before 1920 didn't realize the same value until the 1950s.

And housing now is relatively quite expensive. Pre-1950, an in­dividual could purchase an average home for the equivalent of one year's wages. Similar shelter today costs a multiple of family income.

Also the real estate market by definition has to be more leveraged. A large percentage of those selling homes owned them outright. Most new buyers are mortgaging them with much less equity.

So if real estate cycles are intact we are obviously closer to the top than the bottom.

Demand for housing could reduce. The "baby-boomers" are moving through.

Inflation is under control. Some even talk of deflation. Family in­come means more than one mem­ber of the family is working. A recent study shows that a typical family in Vancouver would have to spend 65 per cent of pre-tax income to buy and maintain a small bun­galow. What if one family member becomes unemployed?

At this time certain North American real estate markets are

being influenced by offshore buying, largely a function of the weak U.S. dollar. However, the U.S. dollar has bottomed out and should continue to strengthen against offshore currencies.

Lastly, withfew tax shelters left, real estate is being sold as one of the last A purchaser can sell his prin­cipal residence and not pay capital gains tax.

Values change with time. In the mid-to-late 1960s stocks were overvalued. For instance, IBM traded at 50-plus times earnings. IBM now trades at a more modest 13 times earnings but is a much bigger and more stable company. Housing in the 1960s compared to today was modestly priced; it is now unaffordable for a growing number of potential buyers.

Rick Sales and Peter Robson are money managers with the Van­couver-based investment dealer Odium Brown Ltd.

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The message is as old as the bond market it­self: short-sighted greed will defeat any investor. But despite recurring proof, few Canadians seem to listen. Every time interest rates peak, they rush out and buy high-yielding, short-term investments. And every time rates bottom, they funnel their savings into longer-term bonds. People just can't seem to give up yield. But if you want to make the most

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Harbour's End Marina's Barry Edwards and Dick Durante are shown near their of­fice at the head of Ganges Har­bour. The phased development begins with the construction of

Full-service marina will be developed over next four years

By DAVID FRASER SALT SPRING — Work is

steadily progressing on an ex­panded Harbour's End Marina in Ganges Harbour.

Over the next three or four years Dick and Jane Durante and Barry Edwards intend to build a first-class, full-service public marine facility for boaters.

"We want to make it so boaters don't have to go to Sidney," says Edwards, who points out that this summer the marina has had to turn away quite a few boaters due to lack of space.

Plans include a pub, provision­ing store and chandlery, marine sales and service, expanded tran­sient boat moorage, shower and laundry facilities and a 16-room hotel.

Heavy equipment has been busy removing l 300 cubic yards of fill from the harbour to return it to its natural boundary and the property will soon be paved, fulfilling a guarantee to the Islands Trust to clean up and beautify the site.

Development permits for the ambitious project were first granted in January and amended August 3 to take in exterior design changes.

The first phase will be Moby's Marine Pub, a 4,900-square-foot facility that will seat 65 indoors and 20 on an outdoor patio. The pub will follow a marine theme, with the outside resembling a cannery and the inside finished with rough cedar board and batten.

To take full advantage of its spectacular setting the pub will have lots of glass overlooking the water.

Durante says there will be a couple of rooms above the pub to accommodate transient boaters.

A scuba tank filling business recently opened by Perry Haskell and Jeff Townsend is part of the overall marina plan and is already

taking off, says Edwards. Durante says the project will

probably be handled by Geoff Swift Construction and built by local labour.

Fulfilling the development's parking requirements is a challenge but the owners will accomplish it by scat ter ing parking spaces throughout the site.

The second phase will be

Give up yield to make money in bond market FROM PAGE B18 money in the bond market you must give up yield.

Seldom is that message more critical than today. The Canadian bond market is precariously perched on an inverted yield curve on which a 25-year bond yields almost three per cent less than 30-day T-Bills.

The negative slope has lasted 11 months, three times the normal length. The curve, however, is gradually reverting to its natural geometry, and long-term money will, again, yield higher than short-term.

Many analysts believe this shift will occur soon, and at bond market speed, leaving those in short-term T-Bills behind.

For the astute investor this rare teeter-tottering can spell enormous profits.

History shows why. Anyone who bought a long Canada Bond in mid-1981 would have doubled his principal over the following six years while earning an annual return of 17.5 per cent. But those lured by 21 per cent T-Bills and Gi.C.'s found a year later they had to rein­vest their money at 14 per cent, two years later at nine per cent

The same cycle could be repeating itself in 1989. Because North America's economic boom seems to be slowing down, interest rates are predicted to fall sharply over the next several years. People who are now invested in short-term T-Bills and G.I.C.'s could be in for a rude awakening when in a year from now they will have to re-invest that money at a much lower rate.

The prudent investor is recognizing the opportunity that is seen only once a decade, and giving up some yield, investing into longer-term bonds. The rewards in the form of substantial (tax-free) capital gains as rates begin to fall will far outweigh the extra yield they may have made in the short term.

Bruce Foerster is a financial advisor with England Securities.

Moby's Marine Pub. Also planned is a 16-room hotel, chandlery, scuba shop, laundry and expanded moorage and other facilities for transient boaters and island residents.

revamping the marina layout. To protect boats a breakwater will be built. And to better utilize its water lease moorage space will be ex­panded from 50 to 80 boat spaces.

To boost its profile the marina plans to advertise in Pacific northwest boating guides and government publications, and to sponsor sailing races, Sea Capers events and a local girls' ball club.

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Page B20 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, August 30,1989

Red Cross equipment available Leanoir Hersey poses with

some of the crutches, walkers, wheelchairs and commodes

Boating course offered

SALT SPRING —The Saltspr-ing Island Power and Sail Squadron is again offering its annual boating course, commencing September 6 at Gulf Islands Secondary School.

Outlining the course, training officer Mort Stratton said it will consist of 14, three-hour sessions, once per week. He said it covers a variety of boating subjects, includ­ing rules of the "road," seamanship, safety, aids to navigation and some elementary chart work. Boating safety is the primary emphasis of the course.

A written examination is set for mid-December.

Ownership of a boat is not a class prerequisite. In fact, Stratton said, "Many people have taken the course prior to purchasing a boat and have found the information they have gained through the course helpful in making their final decision."

Membership in the squadron can only be gained by those who have successfully completed the course and passed the exam. Canadian squadrons pride themsel­ves on this qualification of mem­bership.

"Regardless of experience," the squadron notes, "candidates must first pass the boating course ex­amination."

After becoming a squadron member, an individual can further his boating safety and navigational skills by participating in advanced courses, offered to members.

These include a newly intro­duced seamanship course, which is now the prerequisite for other ad­vanced courses such as seamanship (sail), seamanship (power), ad­vanced pilotage, junior navigator and navigator. They cover subjects such as marine maintenance and weather.

Anyone wishing to apply for the local course may pick up an ap­plication form and pamphlet at the Village Cobbler, or one of several display panels throughout Salt Spring.

available free of charge from the Salt Spring branch of the Canadian Red Cross. Hersey can

be contacted at 537-5474.

School District # 6 4 (Gulf Islands)

ALL SCHOOLS WILL BE OPEN

TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1989 GULF ISLANDS SECONDARY SCHOOL (537-9944) Principal — Mr. John Wellingham School will be open August 29 to September 1, 9 am-3 pm. OPENING DAY ONLY: Students start at 8:30 am and are dismissed at 11:30 am.

SALT SPRING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (537-9928) Principal — Mr. Glenn Woodley School will be open August 29 to September 1, 9 a m - 3 p m . OPENING DAY ONLY: students start at 9 am and are dismissed at 10:30 am.

K INDERGARTEN: Students DO NOT ATTEND OPENING DAY. Parents of Kindergarten students will be contacted by the teacher the week of September 5.

FRENCH I M M E R S I O N : New registrations for Late French Immersion Program (Grade 6) please contact Principal Mr. Glenn Woodley during the week of August 28.

FULFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (653-9223) Principal — Mrs. Barbara Aust School will be open August 30 to September 1, 9am-1 pm. OPENING DAY ONLY: students start at 9 am and are dismissed at 10:30 am.

K INDERGARTEN: Students DO NOT ATTEND OPENING DAY. Parents of Kindergarten students will be contacted by the school during the week of September 5.

FERNW00D ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (537-9332) Principal — Mr. Bob Brownsword School will be open August 30 to September 1, 9 am-3 pm. OPENING DAY ONLY: students start at 9 am and are dismissed at 10:30 am.

K INDERGARTEN: Students DO NOT ATTEND OPENING DAY. Parents of Kindergarten students will be contacted by the school during the week of September 5.

OUTER ISLANDS SCHOOLS Schools will be open September 1, 8:30-11:30 am.

GALIANO SCHOOL (539-2261) Please contact your Principal, Ms. Robin Bracht.

MAYNE SCHOOL (539-2371) Please contact your Principal, Mr. Ken Mackie.

PENDER SCHOOL (629-3711) Please contact your Principal, Mr. Ken Cameron.

SATURNA SCHOOL (539-2472) Please contact your Principal, Mrs. Melanie Gaines.

Regular bus and water taxi runs will commence Tuesday, September 5, 1989. See separate advertisement for full water taxi and bus schedules.

School District #64 (Gulf Islands)

SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE The following timetable should be used as a guide to determine stops

between those given. Until registration of students and locations is known, units will stop en route if flagged down. A review will follow and, if required, alterations will be made and new schedules issued. Full schedules are available from the school upon registration. EFFECTIVE DATES: September 5, 1989, to the end of the school year.

September 5 return runs for the elementary school students will be scheduled following enrollment. High School students are free to use the units if space is available on those runs. Where possible and necessary parents are requested to bring students to and fro school on necessary parents are requested to bring students to and from school on September 5.

ROUTE STOP GULF ISLANDS SECONDARY SCHOOL SUNSET/NORTH BEACH

WALKER HOOK LOOP

CUSHEON LAKE

CRANBERRY

FULFORD AREA

Tripp Road McGill North Beach Baker

Acheson maliview Long Harbour

Cusheon Lionel Cres 161 Beddis

Mereside Island View Old Divide Rd Bridgeman YMCA Triangle Top of Lee's Hill . . . Dukes

SALT SPRING ELEMENTARY CRANBERRY

CANAL/RAINBOW ROAD

LONG HARBOUR

CUSHEON/BEDDIS

CENTRAL

FULFORD-GANGES ROAD

FERNWOOD ELEMENTARY WALKER HOOK LOOP

SUNSET/VESUVIUS

FULFORD ELEMENTARY FULFORD-GANGES (Valley students only)

ISABELLA POINT

Shepherd Hills Fulford-Ganges Rd.

Blain Rainbow/Canal

Fruitvale Long Harbour Thomas

Salt Spring Way . . . Stewart Rd Lionel 161 Beddis Central Baker Rd

Dukes Rd. Bottom of Lee's Hill Fulford School

Wildwood Robinson/Stark.... Maliview

Epron Southey Pt junction Vesuvius Mobrae S Baker Rd

Dukes Rd Bottom of Lee's Hill

Holmes Fulford Inn Forest Ridge Stowed Lake

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WATER TAXI SCHEDULE ROUTE 1: SCHOLARSHIP LEAVE A J ^ ARRIVE

Ganges 0545 Lyall 0640 Lyall 0645 Port Washington 0710 Port Washington 0715 Ganges 0745 Ganges 0750 Lyall 0835 Lyall 0835 Horton 0853 Horton 0855 Ganges 0950

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Ganges 1435 Port Washington 1510 Port Washington 1515 Horton 1540 Horton 1545 Lyall 1515

R O U T E 2 : MIST AY A III Galiano and Mayne

LEAVE A.M. ARRIVE

0610 Sturdies Bay 0655 0705 Miners Bay 0710 0710 Ganges 0745 0745 Sturdies Bay 0825 0830 Miners Bay 0835 0835 Ganges 0915

PM. ARRIVE

Ganges 1440 Miners Bay 1515 MinersBay 1530 Sturdies Bay 1536 Sturdies Bay 1535 Ganges 1620

Ganges Sturdies Bay Miners Bay Ganges Sturdies Bay Miners Bay

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