Kim Burden becomes the sixth Castaway voted off beautiful Ballenas Island! On Monday a surge (tidal wave really) of voting on behalf of Donna Andres secured the tiki torch for Castaway Kim.
Comments from our readers: “I like and Donna and am supporting her cause,”; “Voting for a woman,”; and “My support is for Dick Stubbs and the Bowser Senior Housing Society!”
The remaining two castaways are divided into two teams, The Laule’a Clan (Happiness), with Dick Stubbs from Bowser, retired from a lifetime of adventures, playing for the Bowser Seniors Housing Society.
The O’Hana Clan (Family) is Donna Andres, business owner, playing for ShuGuy Ministries.
This is the third time the Survivor game has been staged by the Parksville Qualicum Beach News.
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In 2017, Betsey Poel of Bowser was the winner of Survivor-Lasqueti Island, snagging $500 for her favourite charity, Arrowsmith Search and Rescue.
In 2018, George Lenz won $500 for the Deep Bay Rescue Society.
Like the TV version of Survivor, each week the castaways will be required to complete a number of tasks, which requires answering questions.
Those who are familiar with Gilligan’s Island and Survivor will recognize the references.
All reader voting takes place online at PQBNews.com/Contests/ over eight weeks.
The last castaway will win $500 for the charity of their choice and one reader who cast a ballot will have their name entered in a draw to win one a $250 grocery card.
Readers check the answers each week to see how their favourite castaway is doing, and then vote someone off the island in order to keep their favourite in play.
Readers may vote once per day.
All decisions will be made by the Tribal Council at the PQB News and will be final.