Wednesday, March 9, 1988 Page BI

Central Saa ich youths are
making the cliche true: if kids.
have some to do, they'll
stay off the streets. ;

By GEORGE LEE
Review Staff Writer
Ina refurbished Saanichton
building that once — how
firefighting equipment,
and Girls’, Club of Cen-
, le ante

themselves
adulthood. _
~ “Respect ‘is the key, says
club director Rhonda Brown.

As the club’s popularity con-_
tinues to grow,

Brown speaks of “continues |

helping the community.

The amount of vandalism in
the area has dropped, which is
‘“‘a pretty good yardstick”? that

the frequency of other crimes.

has dropped too, says Central

al

owds of

_GREENING AND

the

pul puty Police Chief

iC ugh ji iv? s. ‘impossible: to
for sure that the club.
oe is that fewer ee Lawson |

a CONTROL s Moss
: : PROMOTES RAPID.
| _ HEALTHY GROWTH |

go up from there,’’
says. ;
teers also go into the | |
downtown club to learn child |
care,
The club is open to all youths
adults, no matter:
ved they want. to
“Our policy is. we

become
don't turn anybody away,”
' Brow

_club activities

“You seta lot of fr nds oul
| Os 15-year-old Rob

teen council vice
a nat it wasn't for the

tite

0} ine | to the dub. because of
“the floor | hocke

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OVER HANDLE ;
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