NOVEMBER 28, 2012
EVENTS / ANNOUNCEMENTS THIS WEEKEND AT Q.C.C. (Nov 30 – Dec 2) FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. Theatre Quadra presents: Sleeping Beauty; SATURDAY 7:30 p.m. Theatre Quadra presents: Sleeping Beauty; SUNDAY 2:00 p.m. Theatre Quadra presents: Sleeping Beauty JAMES POTTERY ANNUAL Christmas Sale December 1st & 2nd from 11am 4pm. Pottery seconds plus 20% off all regular stock. Our only sale of the year. 120 Joyce Rd. 285-3101
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CHRISTMAS IN THE COVE: Join your favourite shops in the Cove for an evening of merriment! Lots of treats and surprises are “in store” for one and all during the annual late night shopping event! Shop and dine Local before heading to the Community Centre to see local talent at the Sleeping Beauty play! Friday, November 30 from 9am - 8pm & Saturday, December 1 from 10am - 5pm. Happy Holidays!
THE LANDING PUB will be closed December 1 at 6pm for a private function – we are sorry for any inconvenience. Will reopen Sunday, December 2 with the Jam featuring the Blue Kats and friends at 3pm. No bad days! BEGIN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING by visiting the Fair Trade Global Craft Fair at Timberline Secondary School Gym (Campbell River), Saturday, December 1 from 10 am until 4pm. This unique shopping experience supports worldwide fair trade projects. Beautiful items include clothing, jewelry, cards, toys, food items. Lunch concession run by the International Co-op program.
BLUEGRASS FROM NOVA SCOTIA! Eat’n’Holler, the young and dynamic trio T H E A T R E Q U A D R A P R E S E N T S of wailing banjos and fancy dancy fiddles “Sleeping Beauty”. Friday, November 30 will be heating up the dance floor at the and Saturday, December 1 at 7:30pm, Quadra Legion on Saturday, December Sunday, December 2 at 2pm. On stage 1. Suggested $10 admission. Doors open at the Community Centre. Advance at 8pm. Tickets at Hummingbird, Works of H’Art AS OF DECEMBER 1, propane service and Music Plant. Adults $15/$17 at the at Quadra general store will be changing door; Under twelve, $5/$6 at the door. to: Monday to Friday 8am - 3pm, and 285-2739 for information. 4 - 6 pm. Saturday and Sunday from FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30: The Pernell 10am - 6pm. Reichert band; finger pickin’, slide THE EYE’S “Island People & Places” isn’t playin’ foot stomping, razor sharp folk! just for kids. Use it for special birthdays, … December 7: The Earthlings are back! anniversaries, births, marriages, new Dance, listen, groove, great times at the business start-ups, etc. No charge! Send good old HBI! 9pm HBI Pub. your pics to michelle@thehungryeye.ca
MEMORIAL for Barbara McDonald. A service will be held on Sunday December 2, 2012; 2pm at The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #154 - 1503 West Road Quadra Island. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the B.C. Cancer Society. NEXT WEEK AT Q.C.C. (DEC 3-7) MONDAY 8:30 Low Impact; 10:00 Yoga with Josephine; 10:00 Parent & Tots (new time); 4:00 Chess; 4:30 Karate; 6:00 Weight Watchers; TUESDAY 10:00 Spinners &Knitters; 7:30 Folk Dancing; 7:00 Mushroom Club; WEDNESDAY 9:30 Yoga with Carol; 10:00 Physio; 11:00 Moms & Babes; Noon Community Kitchen; 1:00 Food Bank; 7:00 Intro to Climbing Wall for Adults; THURSDAY 9:00 Body Sculpt with Marion; 10:00 Parent and Tots; 5:00 Yoga with Megan; 4:30 Karate; 6:30 Singers; 6:30 Belly Dancing; FRIDAY 8:30 Low Impact; 7:45 Friday Flicks Presents: Salmon Fishing in the Yemen THE QUADRA ISLAND FIRE DEPT. invites you to the Christmas Lighted Truck Parade taking place on December 6th!! The parade will depart the No. 1 Fire Hall at 6:30pm heading down to Cape Mudge Village via Cape Mudge Rd and Noble Rd, then will pass by the Cove Plaza and Quadra School turning left onto West Rd to head toward Heriot Bay, finally it will make a right turn onto Heriot Bay Rd to return to the No. 1 Fire hall. Please join us at the No. 1 Fire Hall to enjoy a bon fire, hot chocolate and other treats. Donations to the food bank would be appreciated. Any last minute parade entries please arrive at the No.1 Fire Hall at 5:30pm. REMEMBER THE HBI in the 70’s and 80’s? Debbie Manery and Lois Taylor will take you back as host bartenders on Thursday, December 6. Young or older, you will enjoy watching these two serve dinner and drinks with fun and laughter!
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EVENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS CONTINUED %off 10 all regular-
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Bookstravaganza at Book Bonanza
November 30–December 1 Friday 9am–8pm Saturday 10am–5pm Sunday 11am–4pm
SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS, brunch and pajama party at Kameleon. Special brunch menu, mimosas, kids menu, and cartoons on the big screen. Wear your best flannels and satins or dress as your favourite cartoon character. December 8 from 10am to 2pm. 250285-EAT2. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8; 5th Annual Open Hearts Open Voices, a Swinging Christmas revue directed by Neil & Noelle Maffin. Wire Choir, Maia and Liah Windrim, Ruby Mooney, Diana McKerracher, Lois Taylor. $29.95 inc/ traditional Christmas buf fet. 6pm. Reservations recommended 285-3322 COMING UP at the Heriot Bay Inn in December: 8th - Open Hearts Open Voices, Swinging Christmas revue directed by Neil & Noelle Maffin - $29.95. 14th - Sarah Bible hosts the BIG small office party, interactive business and fun - $25.00. 12th - Bull Kelp in the Fireside lounge, a great duo, stand up base and guitar and voice. $10. 16th - 4th annual Storied Brunch, a lovely morning of local storytellers. Fundraiser for NISHS - $29.95. 25th - Community Christmas Dinner; doors open 5pm. Free - sponsored by donations & volunteers. CASTLE PRINTING printed this edition of the Hungry Eye.
FAWN: OFFICIAL PREMIERE Saturday, December 8 from 7pm – 9pm. Quadra Community Center. FREE ADMISSION!!! Includes pre show mingling and a Q&A after the film. This is a locally made film starring Sonya Bingham and Jamin Shepit. Get an exclusive first look at the film which will then be held for festival submission. Written and Directed by Cory James Doherty.
UNIQUE GIFTS! Cigar Box Guitars by Tracy Tomlinson, amber and sterling silver jewelry, Nanci Cook’s paintings, cards and prints. Come by Firesign Studio, 730 Smith Road, call 285-3390 or 287-1115. And at the QICC Winter Market December 8 & 22.
DECK THE WALLS ...WORKS OF H’ART introduces Ian Sentence’s endearing notecards and Elena Mason’s whimsical M O U N TA I N M A D N E S S PA R T Y ! ! ! small mirrors. Look around for Mieka Sunday, December 23 w/host Alli Taylor. Cottinghams lovingly created Christmas WIN: two nights accommodation: Mount or naments and “I Blew It”’s glass Washington + four lift passes. (draw 10pm decorations and napkin rings- a unique must be there to win). Come dressed in gift for the entertainer who has everything! your best snow gear; win costume prizes If you liked the small version of “Snow + extra draw entry. HBI pub. 7pm – close. Falling on Cedars” by Gary Brettnacher you will love the original size and his SOMETIMES as Christmas approaches, newest addition-”Trumpeter Swans”. Also people experience feelings of despair. a new Lawrie Bowles photo-”Lonesome”! Listen to how Naomi’s hope was renewed in Bethlehem. Celebrate the first week of GET YOUR WRITE-UP IN NOW – If Advent at Quadra Island Bible Church, you have an event, class or workshop Sunday 10:30am. scheduled at the Community Centre in the New Year now is the time to get your FIRST TIME SINCE 1999!!!! Celebrate write-up in. Email: Info@quadrarec.bc.ca New Years Eve at Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge. with one paragraph describing your Enjoy a five course dinner with live event, class or workshop to get it into the entertainment. Afterwards the Thievin Rec Guide for January 2013, or if you Brothers Dance Band, Denis, Jim, Duffy would like to book space to run a class and Richard will help you dance the night or workshop in 2013, phone 285-3243. away. Accommodation, dinner, dance and breakfast, all for the early bird package CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS at Tsa-Kwarate of $99.95 per person based on dbl Luten Lodge Our Grand Hall offers occupancy, BUT only until December terrific ambiance for social gatherings. 12. Space is limited so book now! For Our Christmas menus are available reservations, dance only or dinner and and we would be happy to host your dance only rates call 250-285-2042. group (minimum 20 people). For more information or reservations, please call EASE YOUR OFFICE SHOPPING, open 250-285-2042. an account at Hummingbird Office and Art Supply in the Cove. Our partnership MISPLACED YOUR FLYER? Tru Value with Monks Office Supply has increased specials – for both the Heriot Bay and our product options. One stop Quadra Q-Cove stores – can be viewed online shopping, special orders welcome. Print every week at www.thehungryeye.ca shop, Purolator/UPS depot, fax and SUBMIT YOUR AD ONLINE! Classified laminating service. ads can now be submitted through the POLIO ASHRAM: I’ll be at the Legion Hungry Eye website. It’s easy: count your Xmas Fair and Quadra December Winter words, select the number of weeks you’d Market selling plants (sustainable Xmas like your ad to run, and pay online. You’ll presents) etc. by donation. All proceeds receive a receipt in your inbox. Check the to purchasing a solar inverter for lighting Hungry Eye website to learn more and at the Ashram in India. For information: submit your ad: www.thehungryeye.ca. Eileen 285-2434. (Check online for back issues too.)
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CLASSES / WORKSHOPS U OF Q: DECEMBER 5 … Everything you wanted to know about fire extinguishers but were afraid to ask, (antiques too) w/ Murray Abercrombi. December 12 … Coping w/stress and anxiety through the holidays w/Barb Mindell of Amped on Nutrition. Pub Education. Wednesdays HPI Pub, 7pm INTRO TO CLIMBING FOR ADULTS – Have fun and be active with some friends on QCC’s Climbing Wall. Mick Bromley of Wilderness Trekking will hold a twosession introduction to climbing/ brush up on your climbing techniques. It is Wednesdays December 5 & 12 from 7 – 9pm at the QCC Climbing Wall. Proceeds from this workshop go to support the Umbrella Orphanage in Katmandu Nepal. The cost is $40, register now at QCC by phoning 285-3243.
HELP WANTED
FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER. The Nuyumbalees Society is seeking a conscientious, reliable and organized individual looking for a part time (10-15 hours per month) bookkeeping position. QI MUSHROOM CLUB meets Tuesday, Applicants require knowledge and December 4 at 7pm in Quadra Community responsibility for full cycle bookkeeping, Centre’s Room 1. Marion McMeekin will be fully experienced with Microsoft Word present a mushroom slideshow. Members and Excel. Applicants with Accpac Plus and fungi-fans are invited to plan 2013 accounting software experience would be club activities and share ‘shroom stories. an asset. No phone calls please. Apply by Info: Maureen (250)285-2221. fax to: 250-285-2532 or email to: cat@ capemudgeresort.bc.ca by 5pm November REAL ESTATE/RENTALS 30th, 2012. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Twobedroom, top floor of well-maintained 2-storey view home on lower Quadra Loop. 1000 sq. ft. Ground level entrance; custom kitchen, wood floors and details throughout, w/d. Electric heat. No smoking, adult oriented. $800/month plus utilities. References required. Kathie 285-3056 or kathie56@telus.net
BUY/SELL/TRADE
QUADRA FIRE DEPT. TRUSTEES are soliciting sealed bids for a 1996 Ford F350 4X4. Excellent condition, regular maintenance and only 20,000 KM, box removed, Diesel 7.3 L, auto. trans., duals, am/fm. View at Fire Hall #1, test drive can be arranged with Chief WATERFRONT HOUSE FOR RENT Sharon Clandenning at 250-202-3373 – Quiet and secluded right on water. or quadrafd@gicable.com Sealed bids Available December 1 to May 31, in a Separate envelope marked “Ford 2013. High speed Internet & cable TV, F350 Bid” will be mailed to PO Box 80, furnished, wood heat, no pets, non- Quathiaski Cove until 5pm on November smoking, references required. $800/ 30, 2012 and evaluated December 3. month includes all utilities, except wood B BY THE SEA – Hola Amigos! B is back and long-distance charges. Call 285- – kangaroo sweaters, ponchos, lots of new 3242. hats, t-shirts, best prices. Feliz Navidad
Hungry Eye Trivia “Movember”
1.The oldest artifact portraying a moustache was from... 2. Which Marx brother was best known for his mustache? 3. Which female artist famously accepted her mustache, including it in her self-portraits? 1. 300 BC 2. Groucho 3. Frida Kahlo
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– something for everyone! Winter coats!!
LOST AND FOUND ITEM FOUND AT THE SPIT last Friday. Call 285-2393 to claim. ALL FOUND ITEMS RUN FREE in the Hungry Eye. If you find a pet or item, please try to locate its owner—your kindness won’t cost a dime. Deadline: before 6 pm Mondays at the gas station or email (michelle@thehungryeye.ca) Hungry Eye – November 28, 2012 • 3
SERVICES IKEA! YOUR FERRY GODMOTHER is once again heading to the lower mainland on December 3. Stops at IKEA, Lee Valley, and more. Call 285-2114 for more info and/or a price quote. Find out more at www.facebook.com/ferrygodmother
Excavating, Trucking, Rock, Sand, Crush, and Gravel.
EVOC BEAUTY IS OPEN! Now is a great time to take care of yourself. Gift certificates are available for holiday gifts. Seaflora, Accents Mineral Make-up and Kiss Me mascara all for sale. Call Julie at 202-3609. STORMY WEATHER is here again, be prepared! Have your trees professionally evaluated. Call Dick’n’sons Tree Service – Certified arborist – WCB certified tree assessor – BC Hydro certified – Over 30 years of experience – 24 hour emergency service – Fully insured – Free estimates – References available – Call 285-2682
SHIATSU AND MASSAGE on Quadra I s l a n d. Shi atsu, d eep ti ssue and relaxation massage. Effective treatments to relieve stress, headaches,neck and back pain, joint pain, sciatica, insomnia and to achieve complete relaxation! By appointment call 250-202-7322 Marnie Chonka, RST www.islandshiatsu.com TAKING ORDERS NOW for December 15 and later Christmas chocolate boxes. 8pce/$14, 15pce/$26. A selection of warm seasonal favourites using Organic Fair Trade locally produced and European chocolate. Call Lisa 250-285-2572 or email lbsweetgoods@yahoo.ca
Complete Construction Services Site Preparation to Design & Building
285-3982 LESLIE MACGREGOR RMT, Registered Massage Therapist, Gift Certificates, flexible hours, home visits, many modalities to serve your healing needs. 285-2054 NOLE CREEK SAWMILLS: milling, moulding, kiln drying, all to your specific requirements. Speciality beams to 32 ft, siding, flooring & much more. Your logs or mine. Free local pickup and delivery. Call Greg 285-2762 Website: www. nolecreeksawmills.com
GUTTERS. GUTTERS. GUTTERS. PERSONALIZE YOUR CHRISTMAS cards Hedefine Contracting, Discovery Islands’ w/professional full colour print shop and roofing specialists, does 5”, K-style design work. Find perfect gifts in our art continuous gutters. Island convenience. and craft supplies, beautiful toys, bags, Call 285-2866 for all your roofing and journals and more. Gift certificates are a gutter needs. great gift too! Check out Hummingbird THE WATER GUY: Water systems in the Cove. by certified environmental operator. SMOKEY’S BIKE SHOP is now accepting bicycles for free tune ups by student mechanics. You pay only for your parts. For overhauls longer than a 1.5 hour tune up, you may pay for the extra labour. 250-285-2447. SIGNS, PICTURE FRAMING and simple Engraving at Waypoint Signs beside Quadra Builders. Tuesday -Thursday, 9 – noon and 1 – 4 pm. (look for OPEN sign on other days). Appointments possible to suit your schedule. Friendly, efficient, personalized service with quality products at affordable rates. 285-2815 & info@ waypointsigns.com 4 • Hungry Eye – November 28, 2012
Well water analysis: sales, service and installation of: ultraviolet treatment systems: filtration products; pumps, pressure & well equipment; specialty pump sales. Quadra, Cortes and beyond. Q-Cove, 285-3744/830-3744/email: waterguy@uniserve.com
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GOOD STUFF TO KNOW HOW DEHYDRATING IS THAT CUP OF COFFEE? Anyone who’s had a few cups of coffee in the morning knows that it doesn’t take long before that java has you running for the bathroom. And, of course, we all know coffee is loaded with caffeine, which is a diuretic— meaning a substance that makes the body lose water. So coffee must be dehydrating, right? In fact, that’s a myth, family physician Dr. Upe Mehan of Kitchener, ON, says. A cup of coffee or two will not dehydrate you. The average cup of coffee contains between 100 and 120 milligrams of caffeine. But you’d need more than 500 to 600 milligrams of caffeine for its diuretic effects to kick in. “So you would have to consume four or more cups of coffee to get that dehydrating effect from it,” Mehan says. So why then does coffee send us to the bathroom so often? “That’s because of caffeine’s irritant effect on the bladder, which stimulates the bladder to create that urge to urinate,” Mehan says. “But the fluid you lose from that is pretty small.” What does cause dehydration is alcohol; in fact, a major part of a hangover is the body trying to recover from dehydration. Dehydration can also stem from: illnesses that lead to diarrhea and vomiting, vigorous exercise and intense sweating, and being out in hot, humid weather. So if you’re worried that your morning joe is draining you dry, Mehan says not to worry. “Go ahead, and enjoy that doubledouble.” For more info: www.ctvnew.ca/health
BUDGET
PRICES EFFECTIVE Nov. 28 - Dec. 4
While Quantities Last
Stretchers! We reserve the right to limit quantities on our advertised items.
BLACKWELL ANGUS
Boneless/Skinless
Striploin
Breast
Steak /lb
Carrot
MEXICO Long English
Bunches 2 for $ .49
Cucumbers 2 for $3
CALIFORNIA
Raspberries 2 for $5
BC
Anjou Pears $1.19
/lb
$2.62/kg
ISLAND FARMS Original
Egg $ Nog
2
340g
McGAVINS
Bread
Ham
Salad
$1.49
/100g
Gouda /100g
Clamato $ Cocktail
1L
Assorted
KETTLE BRAND
4
Assorted
10 Packs
4 for
UNICO Assorted Canned
5
$ Macaroni $ & Cheese Dinner Tomatoes 796ml 1.89L 225g RUMBLE
2 for
Potato $ Chips
3 for
KRAFT The Original
7
1.65L
for CARNATION
567g
2 for
MOTTS
Ice
1L
BICK’S Plain, Polskie or Garlic Regular
5 220g
GREEN & BLACK’S ‘Treat-Sized’
Nourishing
Drinks $2.89
Assorted
355ml
Tzatziki Dip $3.99
2 for
Chocolate $ Bars Assorted 35g
HERIOT BAY 250-285-2436
Q. COVE 250-285-3391
Sausage
$2.89/100g
T RU DS VALU E FO O
Corn Nuts
Multi Grain
Bread $2.99
500g
Long
French Bread $1.49
450g
/100g
Corn 29¢
/100g
Roasted Salted
Cashews
Pie
$6.49
79¢
Popping
Lemon Meringue
617g
$2.29 /100g
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Bottle Returns in December will be Donated to the Community Kitchen
Store Hours - Both Stores Every Day 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
/100g
Chorizo
255g
ISLAND FARMS Moose Tracks
6 2 3 2 $3 $5 $5 Hot Chocolate Dill Pickles 1L
99¢
FONTAINE SANTE
Smoked
Cream Cream $
$
for
White, Wholewheat or Multi Grain
Thai Noodle
$3.49
Coffee
$6.49 1Kg
Honey
$3.29
4lbs
Ends
/lb
$15.41/kg
BOTHWELL
ISLAND FARMS Half ‘N Half
2
/lb
BC Spartan
Apples
Bacon
$6.99
$3.49
$7.69/kg
COUNTRY COTTAGE
Bacon
Chops
/lb
$14.97/kg
Double-Smoked Sliced Bulk
Centre Cut
$6.79
$7.99
$17.61/kg
Family Pak Boneless
Chicken
New York
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