October 30, 2009

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October 30, 2009

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OCTOBER 30, 2009
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Volume 4 Issue 2
FEATURE : HAUNTINGS
AT THE HARBOUR HOUSE HOTEL
SUDOKU
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EVENTS
CALENDAR,
HOROSCOPE ,
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HOMEOPATHY - COLD & FLU CARE
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Calendar of Events .......................4
Keeping it Reehl - Halloween.......7
Sudoku Puzzle..............................9
Harbour House Hauntings ...........9
Horoscope ................................. 10
Homeopathy: Colds & Flu ......... 11
Crossword Puzzle ..................... 12
Saltspring Soliloquies ............... 12
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• ANIMALS & ACCESS ...................... 3
• ANTIQUES .................................... 3
• APPLIANCES ................................ 3
• ARTS & CRAFTS ............................ 3
• AUTOS FOR SALE .................. 3, 5, 6
• AUTO PARTS & ACCESS. ................ 6
• BIKES .......................................... 6
• BOATS & MARINE ......................... 6
• BUILDING ITEMS .......................... 6
• BUILDING SERVICES ..................... 6
• CAMPING ITEMS .......................... 6
• CHILDCARE .................................. 6
• CHILDREN’S ITEMS ....................6, 8
• CLOTHING .................................... 8
• COLLECTIBLES ............................. 8
• COMING EVENTS ........................ 10
• COMMUNITY SERVICES ...............10
• COMPUTERS & ACCESS. ...............10
• DELIVERY SERVICES ....................10
• DRIVING SCHOOL ........................10
• ELECTRONICS ..............................10
• EQUIPMENT ................................10
• EXERCISE EQUIPMENT .................10
• FARMING ....................................10
• FIREWOOD ..................................10
• FREE STUFF.................................13
• FRESH SEAFOOD .........................10
• FURNITURE.................................13
• GARDENING ................................13
• HEALTH & WELLNESS ..................13
• HELP WANTED ............................13
• HOME IMPROVEMENT .................13
• HOROSCOPE ................................14
• GIFTS & GLITTER .........................13
• HOUSEHOLD ITEMS .....................14
• LOST & FOUND ............................14
• MISC. FOR SALE ..........................14
• MOTORCYCLES ........................... 14
• MUSICIANS .................................14
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• OFFICE ........................................14
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• RENTALS WANTED.......................15
• RV SPACE ...................................15
• RVS & CAMPERS ..........................15
• SPIRITUAL ..................................15
• SPORTING GOODS .......................15
• TOOLS .........................................15
• WANTED .....................................15
• WORK WANTED ...........................15
Halloween is tomorrow and there
is so much going on for the kids and
adults who enjoy the pagan festival.
In this issue Georgiana Reehl and
Tracey Supina have both offered some
fun and freaky facts on Halloween.
But not to be forgotten is the
upcoming
Remembrance
Day
Ceremonies on November 11. While I
don’t know of anyone who agrees with
war, it is important that we remember
those who suffered on our behalf.
Whether it is right or wrong, fighting
for the freedom of our country, our
loved ones and generations to come
is a noble feat.
You can see it in the eyes of our
courageous veterans as they stand
at attention in the rain and wind,
(and sometimes sun) at every
Remembrance Day ceremony. Once
vibrant, energetic young men, so
full of life and vigor, most of them
volunteered to do what they felt was
right in their hearts. Most of them
payed a dear sacrifice, whether with
their lives, or their physical or mental
health, they payed. You can see it in
their eyes.
The suffering and anguish that they
may have endured is something that
is hard to think of and heartbreaking
to consider, but we must remember.
It may seem like many of our vets
are passing away and it seems like
there will be less medals to admire,
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less stories of bravery to hear and less
soldiers to stand for on November
11, but this is not true.
Watch the news and you will hear
about the soldiers that are losing
the battle in Afghanistan.
There will be more lives
lost, more soldiers to be
proud of and more reason
to stand in silence. While
we do not agree with war,
we must stand together
and agree with peace.
Remembrance Day is not a
celebration, it is a ceremony.
Our soldiers felt it was their
duty to fight for their country, and
it is our duty to stand with and for
them on November 11th. To honour
them and let them know that we are
thankful and sorry for the anguish
they endured. That we will never
forgot that they gave their lives
so we could live in freedom,
in a wonderful, strong and free
country, that they had every part in
creating.
It is a small sacrifice for
us to pay, to get out of
our warm beds, to drive
into town and fight for a
parking spot, to stand in
the rain (or sun, if we’re
lucky), to hear the pipe
band, to watch the wreaths
being laid, to remember
all who lived and lost. But we do
it because we are free and proud
Canadians, all because of them. It
is our duty and honour to respect
them and to always think about
how our lives could have been
without their unselfish sacrifice.
- Sandi Poystila
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ANIMALS & ACCESS.
ARTS & CRAFTS
Bird aviary for sale. 9 ft Long X 6ft High
X 3 ft Wide. Good for smaller cage
birds. Good Condition $ 100.00 Phone:
250-932-7330.12-11
22” Leclerc floor loom, 2 reeds, several
boats, bobbins, a bobbin winder. $160.
Phone: (250) 653-4055. 11-27
Three cockatiels, two male, one female.
Comes with large cage approx 4’h, 2 1/2’
w, 2’w. Experienced bird owners only.
Preferrebly to a family on Saltspring Island. Asking $200 OBO. maxcockatiels.
tripod.com or 1-250-931-4446
4 harness table “cottage loom” made by
Harvey Darnel, $75. Drum carder $100.
250-537-8803. 11-13
ANTIQUES
Various antique wooden chairs that
need some work. $10-$25.00. Phone:
250-221-0170. 11-27
SSI Antiques & Collectibles. Ancient,
Vintage, Retro. Seeking vendors for
Autumn and Christmas Show & Sales
in Ganges. Limited Space. Tables still
available. Info, phone 250-931-7777.
SSI. 10-30
Moving - Must sell. Large steamer trunk
(42” x 22” x 15”), 4 drawers, hangers,
strong & sturdy, all original, 1940’s,
excellent condition, $85. Large working Radio (26” x 37” x 11”), General
Electric, 4 bands, tubes, wooden cabinet, 1930’s, excellent condition. Large
Stereo (31”x38”x17”), Fleetwood/Westinghouse, turntable, radio, L.P. Shelves,
wood cabinet, 1950’s, excellent condition. 200 Medicine bottles, assorted
glass, 1930’s - 1950’s, excellent condition. 250-931-7777 Saltspring. 10-30
APPLIANCES
Proctor Silex blender, 10 speed, works
great. Selling because my husband
bought a fancy new stainless model.
$15.00. 250 538 1601. I can email
photos if you like.. 12-11
Free portable dishwasher with butcher
block top. in good condition. saltspring. Phone: 250 744 6979. 11-27
Appliance & hot water
tank installations,
servicing & repairs
Salt Spring’s Authorized
Sears Warranty serviceman
The
Right
Hand
Man
COMPLETE QUALITY
APPLIANCE REPAIR
24 Hour
service available.
Fully insured.
Call Peter Andress
250-537-0881
email:righthandman@telus.net
“Experience at Hand.”
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Potters kick wheel, $55. 250-537-8803.
11-13
2010 East Meets West Zodiac Calendar
is out. Do you know that Chinese New
Year (Year of the Tiger) falls on 14th,
Feb. 2010, Valentine’s Day. Plan ahead!
All coloured zodiac calendar at $20 each.
Zodiac & other letter cards (with envelopes) at $1.50 each. Studio Ling (250)
537-5784. Also available et cetera & Raven Street Cafe.
100% Canadian Organic Hemp hull for
use in stuffing - $2.50/lb - bulk discounts
available. Call Gaurang 250 537-1792 or
visit www.destinationom.com.
AUTOS FOR SALE
1995 Suzuki Swift 245000 km, manual 4
cyl, runs great, needs nothing must sell
because I am leaving the country in a
week and no storage. Near Fulford Harbour. bonaparte1@gmail.com. 12-11
1996 Chevy Cavalier, new ignition switch
& pads, rotors, starter, 5 spd with CD
player and boombox, needs new muffler.
$2200 obo. 250-246-1015. 12-11
1989 Alfa Romeo Spider. Import San Diego 2007. White.1600 twin OVH cam. Top
very good.5sp manual. Sound, reliable.
Not concours (yet). Restoration initiated
but now out of space. $6000. OBO Phone:
250-537-9125. 12-11
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Zen Master Wolfgang says:
“Man who winterizes vehicle
before first snowfall less likely
to be left out in the cold.”
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Zen Masterpoppy
Wolfgang says:
“Using more rubber better for
birth control but not so good for
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OCTOBER 30, 2009
AUTOS FOR SALE
AUTOS FOR SALE
1981 VW Westfalia, standard, 247K kms,
blue and white. Pretty to look at, mechanically sound and all the camper bits
work. I bought this van thinking it would
replace my disreputable ‘87 Westy (also
for sale, see separate ad) but now I find
my arthritis won’t let me drive stick anymore and I guess it is time to put my
hippie days behind me. Pictures can be
seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/terispix/sets/72157622578236618/
250-537-8742. 12-11
1997 Range Rover 4.0SE, 4 dr. auto, air
suspenion, 239,000kms, needs some
exhaust leak. I do have the parts, price
is also cheap. $1500. 604-516-7299.
11-17
1988 Toyota Landcruiser 4-dr gasoline
341K. Wonderful workhorse; great for
off-roading, hauling or winter time. Well
maintained. All new shocks. Little rust
on rear wheel wells. $3000. Call 250537-0636. 12-11
1990 Ford Taurus, four door, v6 new
front tires and oil just changed. car
has 138000km. $1000 obo, runs great.
Phone: 250 537 4820. 12-11
Dark green Chrysler Colt GL- 1993 180
km. Runs great. Spring tuneup in April
+ new tires. Needs left window regulator. $1000.00 250-537-9131 or 250653-0005. 11-27
1999 VW Beetle, island driver, one
owner, well maintained, includes VW
roof racks. 70,000kms. $6500. 250-5374328. 11-27.
1999 Buick Century, 124,000kms, ex.
condition, automatic, blue. Good tires.
$5500. Call 653-9556. 11-27
1989 Trooper 4x4, 4 cyl. good tires with
recent new head on motor. Exc. island
vehicle. $2000. 537-8969. 11-27
1993 Dodge Colt for sale. Runs great.
New tires & big spring tune up/180 km.
Body in good shape. Needs left window
motor. Asking $1,000. Phone: 250537-9131. 11-27
2003 Subara Impreza 4 door hatchback,
dark blue, 35,000 kms, spotless interior,
body very good. A unique buy. $10,500.
250-537-5700.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
OCTOBER 30, 2009
AUTO PARTS & ACCESS
BOATS AND MARINE
BOATS AND MARINE
2003 Monte Carlo 51000 kms. $8500.00
OBO. Great condition. Phone: 250-5375588. 12-11
1980 Z28L parts: front fenders & spoiler,
4 speed shift console, never used. $500
obo. 250-618-1890. 11-27
Needed - Saltspring Island, dock space
for 50 ft. live-a-board. Please call 250538-7896. 11-27
1989 Toyota Celica Hatchback for sale.
2nd owner. Over 300,000ks. Runs
good. New battery, alternator, timing
belt. Needs some tlc. Great Island Car.
$500 obo. 250-538-0063. 11-13
87 S-15 GMC Jimmy 4x4 new V6 2.8L
motor, good project, blue grey, clutch
slips needs rear main seal. will deliver.
Phone: 250-537-1403. 12-11
1977 Catalina 27, well equipped,newer
150 genoa, main,jib,roller furling
sailcover,dodger. Low hours 9.9 Johnson with electric start, remote controls
and charging system. Propane 2 burner
stove and Force 10 propane heater. Dinette model with aft galley,updated interior.VHF, DS, compass,anchor, chain and
rope.Head and porta pottie. Flares, etc.
asking $9400 250-537-1422.. 12-11
2008 Pontiac Solstice - 13,000KM,
never winter driven. You may Take over
interest free payments OAC. $29,000.
Phone: 250-537-1903. 11-13
Mazda MPV 4X4, year 1991, 217 km,
in good working order. We sale it since
we do not need second car now. Phone
250- 537- 4143 ask for Andrey. 10-30
1991 Toyota Hilux Surf (4Runner)
turbo diesel, RHD, 95,000 kms, wine
red, grey interior, very clean, full power
group, tinted windows, sunroof, fog
lights, bush bar, fuel efficient, looks
new, $6,500.00 Gabriola / Nanaimo
247-0166. 10-30
1983 Mercedes 300td Carbon
Neutral(really, runs on vege oil) 232xxx
miles. Rbt trannie 210xxx. Awesome ext
zero rust (california car). great family
car. runs great- 9l\100km fuel economy
$6500 obo. Phone: 653-2439. 10-30
1968 Jaguar Mark 2-340 - Old English
White, red interior, original paint, unrestored, excellent condition, 2nd owner,
pleasure to drive 53,000 Miles. $
12,900. Phone: 250 537 2029. 10-30
AUTO PARTS & ACCESS
Studded-snow tread, only used one season, generic rims (used on a 96 Taurus),
tire size P205/65R15/92S. $100 for the
pair. 537-8980. 11-13
PRICE REDUCED - Brand new set of
diamond back European hoop style car
chains, easy to use. Will fit tires sizes:
215-60-R16, 205-70-R15, 235-55-R15,
215-55-R16, 265-50-R14. Cost $126
(bill of sale provided), Asking $50. 250537-2052. 12-11
BIKES
PRICE REDUCED: 18 speed touring
bike, comes with rack & panniers (carrying bags), suitable for traveling, commuting (groceries, etc.) $140. 10 speed
road bike with rear rack and fenders.
$40. Call 250-537-4514. 10-30
3 speed bicycle with dynamo & lights.
Folds small to fit in small hatchback
trunk. 537-1427. 10-30
BOATS AND MARINE
Pontoon boat new, never used. Rated
400lbs, $1,500 new, $900 boat alone,
$1100 with electric motor. Photo and
specs available. Shawn (250) 710-6871.
11-13
AUTO CARE
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Medium - large car cover. Good condition, used once. Paid $100. Asking $35.
250-537-2052. 12-11
Sportspal- brand new, used once, injury
forces sale. 12’, very stable (aluminum
with styrofoam)- my second Sportspal
-- safely used for fishing and with dogs
and children, can also be rowed or used
with added sailing rig or electric motor. Includes paddles, 2 types of seats
(foam with back and webbed). $900.00
($1100 new). Coleman 16’ polymer canoe, older very stable for fishing or use
with children or dogs. Square stern, intended for use with electric motor. Incl.
paddles $400. 250 653-4525. 11-13
JUST WINTERIZED & READY TO GO!
16 Foot F/G Boat on near new bunk
style RoadRunner trailer. Boat is registered and is equipped with 70HP Evinrude O/B with controls incl Tilt / Trim
, 4 HP Mercury kicker,automatic bilge
pump and good battery. All equipment
is well maintained and in top operating
condition. Boat has new bottom coat,
and comes complete with portable fuel
tanks,boarding ladder and more! Boat
is fast and very economical to operate.
$4500 firm. (250) 537-5977. 11-13
30 ft.1947 Norcraft. Designed by Grenfell and built in Vancouver.12 only built
and this is last one in service. Totally
rebuilt in 1986, New bottom, New cabin
and lower cabin roofs and beams all
replaced and fiberglassed. Repowered
with 4 cyl Perkins diesel. Very solid and
comfortable boat. Comes with lap top
computer with all charts from Alaska to
Ca. with GPS, sounder, VHF, 8ft dingy,
1000 watt invertor, head with holding
tank. Must see!! is in water till end of
Oct. Call 250-537-5449 or email jay.
small@shaw.ca 10-30
45ft Wood West Coast Trowler, The Mobro, responsible condition, rebuilt 471
jimmy and trans. please no looky loo’s.
Priced to sell $9,950.00. Phone: 1 360566 2760. 11-13
BUILDING ITEMS
Free tub, vanity and toilet. saltspring.
Phone: 250 744 6979. 10-30
4 1/3’ high x 3.5’ wide and 5’ long, water
storage tank, metal cage surround, 100
gallon sq. ft. $100. 537-9918. 11-27
Two metal framed operating windows and one sliding patio door.
Windows,1@48”x120”. 1@60”x120”
Door, 72”W x 80”H. All frames, glass &
seals intact. Free, if all items taken together. Phone: 250-537-5262. 10-30
BUILDING SERVICES
Roofing Repairs. Snow guards and metal roofing. Call for free estimates. Colin
Beamish - 537-0949.
CAMPING
MEC tent, light & compact, easy to set
up, snug for 2, have big bright windows
& vestibule. $150, orig. $185, used only
once. 537-2608. 11-13
CHILDCARE
Day or evening childcare in your home.
Good references. Call 537-8969. 11-13
CHILDREN’S/BABY
ITEMS/TOYS
Tons of girls (newborn to 10) and boys
(newborn to 3) clothes, shoes, jackets.
Various prices. Good quality clothes.
Phone: 250-221-0170. 11-27
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Keeping it Reehl
Advice, recipes and stories by Georgiana Reehl
Happy Halloween Everyone!!
There was one Halloween I remember - in Britain, I didn’t have anything
to wear; I had a tight budget.
Well! I moseyed of to a second hand store and purchased a longish black
skirt, just a little past my knobbly knees, got myself a black polo neck sweater
and a pair of black panty hose. Then off to a stationary store and purchased a
sheet of black cardboard paper and some silver sparkles’ – all items tallied up
to about 20quid. Once home – I placed the cardboard sheet on a table, drew a
round circle and cut one half to the middle forming a radius, then proceeded
to fold the circle into a cone shape, placed it on my noggin to make sure it fit
snugly, held it firmly so that it didn’t unravel and stapled it. The left over sheet
was made into a brim for my cone shape hat. I had some white chalk which I
used to draw a moon and some stars, well now! for the fun part, I put clear nail
polish here and there and sprinkled the sparkles’ on it before the nail polish
dried up. I then made two holes on both sides of the hat and placed a string
through it with a knot on each end and tied beneath my chin enabling the hat
to stay on my head. Core blimey, my witches’ hat was a master piece, I was
just sixteen - I took my black skirt in hand and shredded the skirt from hem
up, stopping just beneath my bummy, then rummaged into my closet for some
comfortable back walking shoes. I was all set for the Halloween feaster........
So you don’t have to spend oodles’ of money and what excitement for the
youngens, and a great way to entertain themselves creating their own hats!
Halloween is an ancient holiday that began as a Celtic festival celebrating
the end of the harvest season in the Gaelic culture. In those days the boundaries between the worlds of the dead and the living merged, the dead come alive
and cause chaos and damage in the living world. In Mexico, Latin America
and Spain Halloween is known as All Souls Day. In the Catholic Church it has
origins as All Hallows Eve. It is a night of mischief, bonfires, witches, ghosts
and goblins. People have celebrated it, and trick or treating youngsters today
carry on the ancient custom of dressing up to scare away demons and ghosts
of the past. It no longer evokes terror and fear, and is now an evening of masquerade, fun and goodies. This has been going on for almost 2000 years.
Here is recipe for making candy out of all those pumpkins. Oh! Incidentally - If you have some pumpkins in your garden and want them to last longer
- try placing straw underneath them so they won’t touch the earth and helps to
prevent slugs and garden critters from ruining them.
Did you know that the ancient tradition of witches comes from Saxon
traditions? The Saxon word “wica” means wise one and the idea of flying
through the air evolved from their rubbing a sacred ointment on their skin
which gave them a feeling of flying, especially if they had been fasting. Some
“wicas” rode on horseback, but poorer witches had to go on foot and carried
brooms and sticks to help jumping over creeks and streams. Hence the idea of
flying witches with brooms.
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about 20 minutes to prepare, and around half an hour to cook. Enjoy!
1 quart pumpkin meat; fresh cut into 1-by-1-1/2-inch pieces
2-1/2 cups water
1 cup brown or maple sugar
1 cup granulated maple or raw sugar
A pinch of grounded, cinnamon and cloves (can substitute with ground allspice)
Place the cubed pumpkin in a saucepan; add the water 2 to 2-1/2 cups
making sure the cubes are submerged. Bring it to a boil, then turn down the
heat and let it simmer for about 15 to 20 minutes, around 15 minutes check the
pumpkin to see if it is just tender.... Remove the pumpkin with a spoon that has
holes in it making sure the water stays in the pan. There should be about 1-1/2
cups of liquid remaining.
Add the sugar, (brown sugar can be substituted for maple) and the spices
– stir and let dissolve over low heat. Place the pumpkin pieces back in the pan
and bring slowly back to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer for another 15
minutes. Let the pumpkin pieces stand in the syrup overnight.
The day after – boil the mixture for another 3 - 5 minutes. Remove the
pumpkin pieces from the syrup and spread them out on a wire rack so the
pieces are not touching one another. Let them stand in a warm place or in a 140degree oven for 3 to 4 hours to dry. Roll each piece in the maple or raw sugar,
and store them in a dry, cool place. Try not to stack or crowd. Yield: 2 pounds
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CHILDREN’S/BABY
ITEMS/TOYS
Medela Pump in Style Advanced Breast
Pump Backpack. Comes with tons of accessories, bottles, shields, pads, hoses,
etc. $225.00 obo. An Avent Naturally Express Electric Sterilizer. $15.00. An Avent
Express Bottle Warmer. $15.00. Phone:
250-221-0170.
Mtn. Equip. Co-op Baby backpack carrier with storage area. Excellent condition. $45 obo. 537-2905.
Evenflo Embrace (manufactured 2008) infant carrier. rear facing for infants weighing 5-22 lb. 5-point harness system. stayin-car base with level indicator. foam liner
for added comfort. CarryRight Z handle
for easy carrying. machine-washable seat
pad and pillow are removable. pivoting
canopy, latch system comes with 2-piece
chest clip and UAS connectors. Brand new
condition only used a few times. $60.00.
Phone: 250-221-0170. 11-27
Graco 3-in-1 Swing N Bounce - Jungle
Crew. Use as a traditional swing or as a
carrier and bouncer seat when its removed
from the swing frame. 2 speed vibration.
Overhead toy bar for visual stimulation
and detachable toys. Variety of sounds:
nature, white noise, and classical tunes
2... more Mix n’ Move toys included. 6speeds. Easy Entry tray flips open with
one hand. 30-minute timer features three
settings for automatic shut-off. Folds for
storage. 3-Position reclining seat. 5-Point
harness. Only used a few times. Nrand
new condition. $95.00 0b0. Phone: 250221-0170. 11-27
Snugli baby carrier. Call 537-2950.
2 in 1 stroller combo stroller, hardly
used, in good shape. Stroller/carseat/
baby carrier. Blue in color. Paid over
$200 new, asking $100. Baby exersaucer hardly used. Farm theme. Great
condition. Asking $30. Phone: 250537-1047. 10-30
CLOTHING
Nice clothing from sizes newborn to
5. Matching outfits, in good condition.
Brands are Tommy Hilfiger, Gap, Gymboree, Please Mum, Roots, Children�s
Place etc. Some lots include never
worn items, jackets, dresses, sweaters, shorts, pants, overalls, skirts, hats,
shoes etc. Girls; Ages 0-1...I have 55+
pieces for $40.00
Ages 4, I have 64+ pieces for $100.
Ages 5, I have 45+ pieces for $50.
Clothing for Boys; ages 0-1, 141+
pieces for $175 May split into two lots.
I am selling them as lots. If you would
like to come and take a look please call.
Phone: 250-221-0170
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J.R.R. Tolkien collection - boxed DVD
LOTR Trilogy extended versions with special discs, DVD Origin of the Rings, 6 assorted VHS, 3 CD Music scores, 41 books
and maps. Great variety, condition, complete. $400 obo. 250-537-4934. 11-27
Sherlock Holmes complete works. 6
books, 5 comics, 29 old radio show cassettes, VHS “Many faces of S.H. “Great
winter read or gift. $80. 250-537-4934.
11-27
COMING EVENTS
Sacred Mbira & Songs from ZIMBABWE
by traditional musician James Mujuru
and Special preview of a new documentary: ‘Masango Dema Cultural Centre’
Seven Raven’s Farm 1641 Fulford-Ganges Road at 6:30 p.m. Sliding scale:
$15-$25. Limited seating, please RSVP:
singmeanimage@yahoo.ca or call 6539903. BYOBeverage
Crofton Art Group Sale of ready-to-frame
artwork; cards; pottery and handcrafted
jewelry on Sat. Nov. 14th at the Crofton Seniors’ Centre, 1507 Joan Ave. from 10am5pm. Refreshments. 250-416-0608.
Are you interested in having your child
participate in a fun and imaginative dance
experience? If so, please contact Melissa Calder at schmeasy@hotmail.com
or leave a message at 250-538-0205.
Classes are $80. for eight weeks, 1hr. per
class, starting Friday November 6th, from
3-4p.m at the Ganges Yoga Studio.
Fabulous Flea Market, Saturday, Nov. 14
from 10am to 2pm at the Fulford Hall.
Table rental is: 8 ft. $20; 4ft. $10. DeliciousHi
homemade
Papa food available. To book
your table please call 537-5482.
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Eco-Movement Workshop, Friday, November 13, 2009. 11:15am-1:15pm A
Movement Development Workshop open
to dancers and non-dancers. Cost $10.
www.islandsinstitute.com/gallery/HealingWater.
ContactSandi
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SSI Antiques & Collectibles. Ancient, Vintage, Retro. Seeking vendors for Autumn
and Christmas Show & Sales in Ganges.
Limited Space. Tables still available. Info,
phone 250-931-7777. SSI. 10-30
COMPUTER SERVICES
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Toastmasters of Salt Spring meet every
Monday 7PM at the Harbour House
Crofton room. Interested quests welcomed. Info:537-6934.
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Hauntings at the Harbour House Hotel
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henever someone asks “hey tell me a ghost
story” we all can conjure up a spooky tale or
two. The urban legends that had us all huddled under a blanket by the fire pit,
on a campsite, beach or back yard camp out.
I will tell you a tale that has been told many times, some of it true and
some of it fiction, over time as anyone could guess the story gets changed a
bit. I will however pull some actual facts of The Harbour House Haunting.
This story, and the haunting began in 1973 with the murder of the owner of
the Harbour House Walter Herzog. He purchased the land in 1971 from what
old timers say around here he had a vision. In the fall of 1972 it burned to the
ground. This should have stopped anyone but Walter determined to have his
renowned resort by the water, he rebuilt it up again in September 1973. He
was getting ready for the grand opening celebration then FATE had taken its
victim. He was found early in the morning in his private suite shot.
The story goes in so many directions from here as to who it was that shot
him, some say just a burglar, some say disgruntled staff member, others have
told me it was a silent partner.
Since that day in September 1973 most who have worked there could
recall a chilling event, the people who have stayed there have heard unexplainable noises. It seems more than not it is the bands who would stay there.
They would hear whispering, muffled noise, heavy objects being dragged
across the floor. The band room was directly below Walter’s private suite.
Some of the return bands would opt to sleep somewhere else, after a night of
playing at the haunted hotel.
I myself have had a few eerie events happen when I worked there many
years ago. I worked in the dining room back in 1992 mostly nights. If any
remember the bar being in the middle of the room, I would be pouring wine,
making drinks, I always wore my hair up and all of a sudden a whoosh of air
across the back of my neck, I always turned around to see who was there, and
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never was there anyone. I felt the cool breeze a lot, blowing my hair, the feel
of someone right behind me more times than not. There were a few times I
would say “I am backing up, out of the way” with my hands full of plates
just to find noone there. I remember checking the bathrooms at closing time
both the toilets flushed and noone there to flush them. I got use to the almost
faint touch on my shoulder and would gently say excuse me Walter or most
of us would say as we walked into our shift “good day Walter, we are going
to have a busy night” We all treated our ghost as a welcomed friend. It did
give us some comfort believe it or not when he was around. So next time a
eerie, somewhat unexplained confrontation with a ghost happens I would just
say hello, and welcome.
I love this time of year and get quite charged with the energy of everyone
dressing up, the kids with smiles from ear to ear and the adults all dressed
up for their own Halloween party night. Cheers everyone and happy Halloween.....whoooooooooooooo !!!
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COMING EVENTS
DRIVING SCHOOL
Breast Cancer Support Group. Call Teresa
at 537-2259 or Deb at 930-5333.
Cornerstone Driving School has new
classes starting soon. Call Shirley at
250-538-1733. 05-29
COMMUNITY SERVICES
ELECTRONICS
If you are a targeted victim of Vancouver
Island Organized (gang) Stalking, there
is support. Mary windintrees1@gmail.
com. 10-30
Starchoice Satellite receiver and remote, used 4 months. $25. 250-6532354. 11-27
Narcotics Anonymous - 250-537-2790.
14” colour TV $30.00. 250-538-1601.
10-30
COMPUTERS & ACCESS
Sharp Personal (palm-top) PC-3000 with
3 diff. Laplinks, Disk Drive, disks & FDD
cable, AC Adaptor, operation & service
manuals. 537-1427. 10-30
DELIVERY SERVICES
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box, never used. Paid $300 new, selling for $200 firm. Phone: 537-1047.
10-30
TV satelite reciever - Bell 6100 hdtv
satelite reciever as new and a new dish
to match. make an offer. Phone: 250538-5541. 10-30
EQUIPMENT
Komatsu UU50 Excavator on rubber
tracks with offset boom,quick change
bucket and hydraulic thumb. Has been
used for landscaping and projects on
our Salt Spring property, very good
condition, 4300 hours, asking $17,000.
Phone: 250-653-2420. 10-30
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FRESH SEAFOOD
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
Exercise bike, $20. 653-4190. 11-27
York Stationary bike with computerized
monitor. Very quite to use with lots of
settings.$95.00. Ab Buster exceriser.
Easy to use and great for your abs and
back. $35.00. 250 537 7420. 12-11
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and full size rower, $20 each.250-5371808. 11-13
FARMING
Experienced farmer willing to care-take
and/or develop property. Owns excavating machinery. Experienced in feeding,
harvesting, sustaining life on a farm.
Experienced land clearing, pond building, drainage commercial farming.. 8
generations on island. E mail if interested. monkeyshell@gmail.com
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1x1.5FIREWOOD
I have logs mainly 8’ lengths. Great for
firewood. Call for pricing. Phone: 250Cost $10.5
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Homeopathy talks upcoming
“Self Care for colds and flu” series
An opportunity to learn ‘how-to respond’ in cold and flu season...
The transition from warm weather to cool is often when people
become susceptible to illness and is an excellent time to take stock and
prepare for a healthy winter. In response, Homeopaths at the Arbutus
Therapy Centre are offering talks on ‘Self Care for Colds and Flu” over
the next couple of months.
A major focus of the talk will be prevention and will address preventative strategies that include nutrition, herbal and homeopathic
remedies to strengthen the immune system, reduce susceptibility and
encourage vibrant health. Included in the cost of the session, is a homeopathic remedy kit stocked with the most effective preventative and
responsive remedies for colds and flu.
Participants will leave infused with an understanding of homeopathy as a system of natural medicine, confident on how to use the remedies and aware of community resources available in time of need. “Our
intention is to help build one’s confidence and capability in responding
to winter ills, and the talk is appropriate for parents of children, world
travelers, people who work with the public, or those with an interest in
the use of non-toxic, time-tested and effective natural remedies.”
The “Self Care for Colds and Flu” series is presented by local homeopaths, Karin Beviere and Tami Dos Santos at the Arbutus Therapy
Centre. Daytime and evening sessions will be offered on Sunday, October 25, and Sunday November 8, at 2:00pm. Cost is $30. Please call
Tami at 537-4728 ext. 1 to register.
Visit: http://www.arbutustherapy.ca for more information.
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SALTSPRING SOLILOQUIES
Jim Anderson is a writer living on Saltspring. He is working on a
metamorphosis of the human mind. © 2009 by Jim Anderson, Saltspring Island
The Challenge
By Jim Anderson
Human beings do not find true
and simple answers easily in this
world. From the window of our rational and logical minds the world
is always complex, dissonant and
chaotic. We do not stumble upon
the deep underlying unity, harmony and simple truth of universe
haphazardly, or by chance. We always try to piece it together with
the faulty machinery of our primitive minds, and never seem to get
it quite right. For us, it is always
buried deep, and is obscure for us.
And, if we are fortunate, it only
reluctantly reveals itself after relentless effort and persistence that
sometimes takes a lifetime of scientific, philosophical or spiritual
pursuit. That secret, simple answer
of universe does not come easy,
and it does not come without commitment, pain or effort.
Today, you and I live in a world
where we are seemingly inundated
with simple answers. Sound bites.
A Reader’s digest version of everything. A mass media version of life
where simplistic, superficial banalities seem to be “dumbing down” an
OCTOBER 30, 2009
entire civilization. And we all
are so busy that there seems to be
no time to really examine, digest
and ponder anything anymore.
Instinctively all of us know that
the truth should be simple, and in
difficult, fearful and insecure times
we reach in desperation for that
simplicity. But what we find all
around us nowadays is the facile,
bland and transparent simplicity of
an order that is organized around
materialism, consumerism and manipulation.
In a managed world of simplistic diversion, sensationalism,
superficial entertainment and raw
animal emotions all of us have
become easier to manipulate and
control, but there is something important that is slipping away here.
That relentless barrage of simplistic diversion has resulted in a world
where we not only no longer truly
challenge the world and its power
structures for serious and deep accountability, more importantly, in
the confusion we have stopped seriously challenging our own lives
to find the truth deep inside us,
ourselves.
All of us sense and know that
there is a deep problem buried and
a catastrophic crisis coming. All
of us live in a troubled and disintegrating world and our lives
are ever more difficult and harsh.
There is a reckoning coming that
will challenge our species and our
life force to the ultimate. We must
learn not only to have faith in each
other, but to challenge and have
faith in ourselves.
We must examine the true nature of Humankind:
Show us a faint shaft of light
at the end of an infinite tunnel and
we will somehow make it through
into the sunlight. Give us a tattered
and worn sketch of a forgotten pass
through unconquered mountains
and humans will a make their way
through somehow into the lush
valleys beyond. Wave a checkered
flag across impenetrable jungles
and impossible vastness and we
will match every insurmountable
obstacle with invincible hope and
indomitable will. It is the way of
all life in universe. Human beings
will endure.
We will find the simple truth
that is buried deep, and survive
this agonizing time of diversion,
exploitation, superficiality and despair. We will find the belief and
faith in each other and ourselves to
create a new human world. It will
just take time.
We must remember that we are
all only the leading edge of a life
force and a dream that has endured
for an eternity on this planet. We
are really just taking the last crucial steps into a new universe. We
have been carried to that door by all
those who passed into eternity before us. The torrent of their searching, dreaming, indomitable lives is
why we have made it this far.
And, although we seem to be
surrounded everywhere with hopeless darkness today, for all who
have come before us and for all
those unborn lives yet to come, you
and I must find the light. We carry
their dream...the human dream.
We are destined for magnificence.
We will find the way to a new universe and a metamorphosis of the
human mind. And when we do, we
will walk through that door hand
in hand with them all. It is a huge
challenge, but there is one thing
that every human being that has
ever walked this earth has learned.
Nothing good and true ever comes
easy.
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PUZZLE
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FREE STUFF
FURNITURE
HELP WANTED
Evenflo baby bath. A Carters (Kids II)
John Lennon Real Love Baby Bouncy
Seat. 250-221-0170. 11-27
Art deco, Retro style walnut dining room
table with 12” leaf. Heavy rectangular
table in great condition. Call 1-250-2453952. 12-11
Babysitter for 7 year old and 16 month
old required for on-call childcare, days or
evening shifts. Sandi 537-2905.
Mirror - 36” x 30.5”, Oak panel doors and
drawer fronts from 7’ vanity - 4 doors
(2 prs.) + 1, - 5 drawer fronts. Picture
glass (2 @ 8” x 10”). Shoe rack (holds
18 pairs). 5 car mats, Wooden pallet.
Phone: 653-4055. 10-30
FREE small bookkeeping ledger. Call
537-8969. 10-30
Free portable dishwasher with butcher
block top. in good condition. saltspring.
Phone: 250 744 6979. 11-27
Free tub, vanity and toilet. saltspring.
Phone: 250 744 6979. 10-30
Used light blue pattern pull-out couch.
We have new furniture and there is no
room left for the couch. You pick up,
email leefielder@hotmail.com for pictures. Phone: 250-931-1413. 10-30
The Islands Marketplace offers free ads
to non-commercial advertisers, for a
duration of 4 issues. Leave a message
at 537-2905 with ad description, phone
number and category heading; email
your ad to freeads@islandsmarketplace.
com; upload your ad: www.islandsmarketplace.com; drop it off at our Apple
Photo Drop Box or see page 2 for mailing address.
FURNITURE
Brown Dresser 16d x 48w x 29h with 6
drawers and framed mirror 27w x 43h
$75 obo. 2 Lane end tables, solid wood
29d x 22w x 20h $100 for pair obo. Entertainment center 23d x 47w x 21h with
2 doors and 4 shelves $50 obo. Call 250931-7997. 12-11
Wooden kitchen table with leaf and 4
chairs. $125. Call 250-653-4190. 12-11
6 drawer pedestal for double queen or
king bed. includes bed frame if desired.
$50. Phone 537-5107.
Lovely solid wood buffet and hutch....
scroll work detail on the top. drawer on
the bottom. natural and hunter green finish...solid. 300. obo 537-0745. 12-11
Moving must sell: vintage 48”x30” inlaid oak dining table with 12” leaf and 4
chairs with padded leather seats & backs
and add’l tabletop 4’ x 7’ $300; 42”
round solid oak dining/kitchen table with
leaf & 4 chairs $350; gold wing chair
$50; antique floral upholstered rocker &
matching chair $50 each; good quality tv
cabinet with 2 drawers & shelf $75; vintage grundig console radio/record player
am/fm/sw stereo $25; chest of drawers
$25; vintage chair $25; flip-flop chair
$10 No reasonable offer refused Call
537-9388. 10-30
Sklar-Peppler classic style sofa and loveseat. Beige with blue and pink. Excellent condition. $400 obo. Phone: 6534055. 10-30
Captain’s bed with 3 drawers but no
mattress, hunter green & wood tone.
Good condition, $25.00 Also, a free
7’grey double reclining couch. Really
sturdy but well used. Phone: 250-5379636. 11-27
Couch for sale. Full-size with cream
background and floral motif on pillows.
In good shape. $75. You pick-up. 250537-9131.. 11-27
Wooden bunkbed, with two matressess,
price? Lets say 40$ or you can see it and
give us your best offer. You can pick it
up on 10th of October or we will be back
on the 21st you can see it then. Thanks.
Phone: 250-537-4143. 11-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT
To those people that I have house painted,
many thanks. To those people that would
like to have their house painted, inside
or out, reasonable rates, please phone
Keith, eves at 537-9169 or Teresa days,
cell: 737-7688. 10-16
Maids Personally. thorough, professional
cleaning. Excellent service. Attention to
detail. Dependable. Trustworthy. Bonded.
250-537-1517.
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Craftsman, 42” riding lawnmower, runs
great, extra blades. $400 obo. Small
yard tractor wheel horse, no attachment,
great yard tractor, hydro-drive, runs
great. $300 obo. 538-0999. 11-13
HEALTH & WELLNESS
SPA FOR YOUR SOUL In the comfort
of your own home, relaxing with a spa
quality facial and more - Call Patti for
details 250-931-8886. 10-30
Rife Energy. Personal, professional
friendly energy work. 537-2259. 11-13
HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPING/LAUNDRY. Position
is Part-time(on call).Applicant must be
available mid-morning thru early afternoon weekdays/weekends. Phone:
(250) 537-5977. 10-30
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Top section has glass doors that open
and lower section has wooden doors
that open. $50.00. Delivery possible
depending where you live. I can email
you photos (danerik@telus.net) 250538-1601. 10-30
Cane coffee table and matching end
table with tinted glass tops. Coffee table
$50, matching side table $40, pair for
$75.00 Phone 537-9230. 10-30
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Looking for nice, affordable bookshelfs and cd stands. please email:
leefielder@hotmail.com. 11-27
International chiropractor association
single mattress only used a few times.
Great Shape. $50. Can deliver. Phone:
250-221-0170. 11-27
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(250) 653-9158. 12-11
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HOROSCOPE
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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New 18 ft. orchard ladder, aluminum,
very safe. $125. 538-0999. 11-13
Piano, light oak colour. great for kids
to learn on. we will arrange and pay for
delivery on Salt Spring Island.needs
one key repaired. comes with beginner
books and cds. $450. Phone: 250-5378380. 11-13
Experienced farmhand/ house sitter
available. BMO retiree, non smoker,
animals/pets okay. Excellent references.
Sharon. 250-653-4516. 10-30
Moving - Must sell. Large steamer trunk
(42” x 22” x 15”), 4 drawers, hangers,
strong & sturdy, all original, 1940’s,
excellent condition, $85. Large working Radio (26” x 37” x 11”), General
Electric, 4 bands, tubes, wooden cabinet, 1930’s, excellent condition. Large
Stereo (31”x38”x17”), Fleetwood/Westinghouse, turntable, radio, L.P. Shelves,
wood cabinet, 1950’s, excellent condition. 200 Medicine bottles, assorted
glass, 1930’s - 1950’s, excellent condition. 250-931-7777 Saltspring. 10-30
Aladdin “Tempreserve” with 13 1/2” x
9 1/4” pyrex dish with heavily insulated
base & cover. Machine washable rugs,
pale neutral beige, various sizes. Two
wool hall runners 26” x 11’ long, soft
colours. 537-1427. 10-30
Many different sized precut mats & glass,
and presentations folders, etc. make an
offer and take all. Camera - Canon Elph
490z, 4x zoom, etc. and new batteries.
Magazines: British Heritage, Heritage
(Brit. Review), Country Life, This England, Canadian Geographic, National
Geographic. Many years. 25¢ each copy.
250-537-1427. 10-30
LOST & FOUND
MOTORCYCLES & ACCESS
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Lost - bicycle computer lost outside of
Fulford Hall on Oct. 12. Great sentimental value. Call 537-4514. 11-27
Will trade or pay for the returning of my
sweaters!!! They are of sentimental value!! Lost 2 1/2 to 4 weeks ago around
churchhill beach or ganges most likely
MISC. FOR SALE
Glass carbouys and plastic beer bottles.
250-653-4190. 12-11
Uniflame rectangle charcoal grill. never
been used. leg needs a screw. $20.00
Phone: 250-221-0170. 11-27
Duracraft commercial grade high velocity fan. $20 obo Works great. Phone:
250-221-0170. 11-27
6 rolls of heavy gauge barbed wire, reg.
$95, sale for $50/bale. 537-8969. 11-13
One commercial pizza warming oven
300.00 obo, one hamilton beach commercial milkshake machine 100.00 obo,
one taco maker for commercial deep
fryer 100.00 obo, also a danby air conditioner 75.00 obo, any questions call
931-7772 and ask for Dave. 11-13
I have a 1983 vintage and in full working
order Honda C70 Passport Motorcycle
for sale. It is as new. 12 volt new battery.
CDI ignition keeps maintenance down.
8800 kilos. Motorcycle license required
as it has a foot shifter and can travel at
80 kilos an hour. Blue and white. I am the
second owner and have babied it since
I bought it three years ago. Voted the
best-selling motorcycle of all time and no
wonder: It just keeps going and the funfactor is out of sight. Perfect island bike.
One of a kind. Seldom found in this condition. Simple oil change. Price: $2600
obo. 250-537-4369. 11-13
MUSICIANS
Local Musicians! Get listed Online in
The Salt Spring Musicians Directory.
It’s Free! Go to www.vollent.ca/saltspringmusiciansdirectory or email
dvollrath@saltspring.com with your contact info.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Yamaha DPS drum set with cymbol and
hi-hat, no floor tom. Phone: 250-6530046. 11-27
Support the local economy
when you advertise with us!
Custom Orders • Office Products
Regal Catalogues/Sales
(Salt Spring Book & Stationery)
162 Robinson Rd.
By appointment
Ph./Fax: 537-5115
Size: 1x1 Ad
Cost: $5.00/iss
RECYCLING
GG’s garbage guru for salt spring island right across from Salt Spring
auto supply.
Please
respond
David Garbage Guru .250 537 6478.
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RENTALS
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Cozy, Lakeside Cabin - One bedroom,
furnished incl dishes, cooking utensils
Sandi
towels and linens. GreatThanks,
lakefront location, treed and private with paved driveway. Available Nov.01/09-Apr01/10. Suits
For Sale 7 young laying hens 1 6m0 0ld quiet couple or single person. N/S, N/P.
Bantam rooster and 1 14 mo old Austral- $795/month. 250-537-5977. 11-27 ��
orp rooster all get along well come with
Short term accommodations for female
food and feeders.
for 3 - 6 months. $375/month inclusive.
$100.Firm thank you. Phone: 250-537- Call 250-920-5056. 537-0720. 12-11
2167/931-4446. 11-27
House for rent, 1400 sq��
ft, clean, comSalt Spring Island Poultry Club. New to pletely renovated, bright, walk to town,
the hobby and serious breeders, young suitable for responsible,��
quiet profesand old all welcome. Come and Join us. sional/retired couple, available Nov.1 or
Questions? Call Pat 250-931-5179.
Dec. 1, $1000/month... a great value! 250
537-2838.. 12-11
POULTRY
Mark
PRAYER TOOLS
Custom Buddhist/Hindu Rosaries made
on Saltspring Island. NEW THIS YEAR
handmade on-island Statuary. Visit
www.destinationom.com for details or
call 250-537-1792.
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Icebreackers GT (brand) Mario wool
black zip up hoodie with 2 main pockets
and one on the sleeve and a weird forest
green fleece zip up from MEC (not sure
if its MECs brand tho. Vanessa @ 250537-1657,
vanessaaassenav@gmail.
com. 11-27
1978 CT90 Trail Honda, 4 Speed Auto
with high & low gear box---great island
commuter or in backwoods. Very Good
Cond. $1,200. Firm 538-0999. 12-11
OFFICE SERVICES
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Responsible women seeking house sitting positions on saltsping island this
winter. 15 years experience working
as a gardener. I will do yard and house
maintainence, and am happy to take care
of pets and house plants. willing to pay
hydro, phone during longer stays. thank
you, Philippa. 250 380 9245. 11-13
OFFICE ITEMS
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6 place setting Dinnerware Set. Google
“Premiere fine china” and then press
Sweet Heart 373 to see pattern - green
flowers with yellow centres. Have dinner
plates, cereal bowls, desert bowls, bread
and butter plates, gravy boat, cream and
covered sugar, platter, and serving dish.
Never used! Worth over $450 but will sell
for $175. Phone: 250-931-1214. 12-11
REAL ESTATE
Waterfront 900 sq. ft. cottage on “Little
River” minutes to ferry from Comox to
Powell River. Ocean & mountain view.
Small garage & workshop, 2 bed, 1 bath,
laundry & storage room. New septic system & hot water tank. Beach with fire pit.
Epiphane Sheriton II electric Guitar. Mint $425,000. 250-537-8803. 11-13
condition. $700. Call 537-4757. 10-30
Saltspring Island home, Hi
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to GanDawn
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plus double garage size workshop & stor2010 Dated Items - diaries, appointment age attached. 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car carport,
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while stock is still available! Call Dawn Must see to appreciate. $545,000. 250Position:
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537-8803. 11-13
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Cozy. Private. Quiet. Lovely one bedroom
home for rent. Short walk to Ganges
along quiet streets. Hardwood floors.
Propane fireplace. Full kitchen with gas
range, diswasher. Includes cable television, wireless internet, water. Rent $1200.
250-538-0051. 11-27
Clean fully furnished bachelor suite for
rent. Private entrance. Close to town.
Available until end of April. $650 includes
utilities, cable & wireless. N/S, N/P. Suitable for 1 person. 250-538-0999. 11-27
Home for rent: $1,600 per month plus util.
Available Long Term or Short Term. Beautiful 1906 farmhouse on two acres on Salt
Spring Islands south end. Fir hardwood
floors, kitchen and dining, living with
wood burning fireplace and a main floor
master bedroom and a full bath. Large
porch off the living room with views. Too
much to list!! Email: alpinesusan@yahoo.
ca. 312-637-9696. 11-27
SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT HOME.
4 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2-level house,
just steps from the shoreline. 350 ft of
low bank full water frontage, near the
mouth of peaceful Booth Canal. Perfect
for launching your kayak. 5 min drive
from Ganges, golf and indoor pool. Available 01Nov 09. $2000/month + utilities.
Enquiries: 250 538-0007. 11-13
OCTOBER 30, 2009
SPORTING GOODS
WANTED
Profesional family seeks 3-5 bedroom
house for longterm. Price range $900$1500 per month. Would prefer Shaw
availability and wood heat. A work shop,
storage, fenced yard would be prefered.
Phone: 250-653-9273. 12-11
Golf in style! Adidas golf bag. Brand
new, never been used, tags still on.
Black/dark blue. $100 obo. Worth $150,
please call Amy 537-8517. 11-13
Wanted to rent or borrow a fruit press
or masher in exchange for juice.
Please call 250-930-2712. 10-30
Prof woman FT employed on Salt Spring
Isl seeks 2 bedroom home/cottage clean
and non smokeing. own veichle.5 appl
would be great Ex tenant w/ great Ref:
and I enjoy yard work. up to $950 Long
Term only. Nov 1st. 250-931-4446. 1127
Hello Saltspring, my friend is moving
here and wants help finding heated storage for his convertable. He can pay or
trade. He’s a clean freak and a honest
guy. Call me if you can help. Thanks so
much Chrissea. Phone: 250 653-0002.
11-27
Professional woman with FT employment at the newspaper seeks 1
bedroom in quiet location. Excellent tenanct. Call 1 (250) 595-8234 or
sg@webzonesolutions.com. 11-13
RV SPACE
Gentle Musician, 60’s, looking to rent
Saltspring spot on private acreage for
trailer home/studio, beginning Nov. 1.
Please phone collect 250-935-0018.
11-13
RV Hookup for maximum 24’ RV available now. $400/month inclusive. Call
537-8969. 10-30
SPIRITUAL
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WORK WANTED
TOOLS
Excellent painter, professional, references. Call 250-538-8541. 12-11
10” Craftsman 3 HP contractor table
saw wide cast iron table, heavy duty
base with lock down wheels. $150.
OBO 250-538-0999. 12-11
Housesitter with references available
year round for your property, vacation rentals, etc. Petcare considered.
Please call (604) 435-8037. JeanetteC. 11-13
Lincoln AC180S 220 Welder.. Oldy but a
goody with rod, chipping hammer, auto
darkening face mask, 2 speed. $250.
250-538-0999. 12-11
WANTED
Old Postcards wanted. Will buy albums or boxfuls of pre 1950 picture
postcards, all types, used or unused.
Interested in other old paper stuff, too
- early photos, old calendars etc. Phone:
250-652-9412. 12-11
King mattress wanted ASAP. Don’t need
frame or boxspring. Can arrange transport if needed. Phone: 250-653-9622.
11-13
I am a Painter new to Saltspring doing landscape paintings here for at
least the next 6 months and hopefully
more. I am looking for 1 or 2 days a
week casual work. I am qualified to do:
Structural and Architectural Draftsman (Kwantlen University). Trained
Fine Artist (Emily Carr Institute BFA)
(Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, Drawing, Stone and wood Carving, Photoshop, Word, Excel, Frontpage, Flash,
Dreamweaver, 3dsMax, technical writing, odd jobs, dog walking, around the
house help etc Phone: 1-604-2319808. 11-13
Marketplace
Young man, strong, willing, looking
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for work. (D. Phillips reference - 537-
Tiny woodstove wanted for small studio.
Call 250-653-2354. 11-27
7481). Call Jason at 930-2830. 10-30
Writer / Researcher available for
Looking to buy a used Brown or even
short-term contracts. Articles, reBlack couch and love seat or 2 love
ports, press releases, advertising &
seats, small sectional would also work.
web copy, grant applications, environPhone:
250-537-7473. 11-13
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mental research. Phone: Andy (250)
Do you
have a smoker that you don’t use 526-0099 or email: redochre@shaw.
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anymore?? Just sitting in your garage?? ca. 10-30
Looking to buy one or to take off of your
Graphic Designer 537-2905.
hands. Thank-you. Phone: 250-9311008. 11-13
Looking for a working toilet for my
friend, after the attack and destruction
in fulford my friend’s home was also attacked and the attacker broke his toilet
amongst other things. so if anyone has
one out there... we would greatly appreciate any donations. Phone: 250-9303303. 11-13
Looking for a good quality rowing machine, air & or magnetic resistance.
Phone: 250 537-8248. 11-13
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Mature couple (32 and 39) with brand
new baby on the way seeking a 1 to 2
bedroom home on Saltspring for the winter or longer. We also have a mellow and
loving medium-sized dog with us. We
are responsible, respectful, non-smokers and non-partiers, as well as gardeners and handi-people. We are looking
to rent for December or earlier. Please
email if poss., resonant.touch@gmail.
com. Phone: 250-751-8890. 11-13
Wanted: Clean fill. Phone: 250-5375836. 10-30
Answer for this issue’s puzzle
My place is too small! Mike is retired,
clean, kind and 420 friendly. He’s looking for a reasonable place to rent. (He’s
willing to share). $500 max. Thanks for
your replys. 250 653-0002. 11-27
STORAGE
Willing to pay!! Need a budding artist/cartoonist to do a sample drawing
for a potential t-shirt business. Ph for
more details. Portfolio handy. Phone:
250-931-1008. 10-30
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