ee noon that good p progress ‘hadbeen
yoo Made, The: details are of course.
oS confidential. : 2 as
~*~ Tn other new business, “use of eae
-: the Activity. Room at Deep Cove. ;

“ _..Schooi : each. Wednesday evening
for oa- girls physical education.

were: discussion of school sites

to protect’ ‘the public “interest--
“against land speculation; anddis--:.

cussion: of persorinél matter to

respect: the privacy. ‘of those i in-
volved, A :
‘Returning ‘to ‘the ‘same ‘topic.
vc later ‘in the meeting, the chair-
man, said: the’ ‘Board would wel-~
i; come. more attendance from the
public at its meetings, especially
: ~/oymembers. - of:
- Chairman: . Rubymay Parvott!
sured. Mr,. Hmailton this lapse-.

local. ‘municipal

councils,

Editorially, iti is noted that only
‘the press and a teachers' repre- :
: Sentative normally attend::

North Saanich Council replied

promptly to the Board's letter
st. seeking information and co-oper--
site for a new.
: Senior ‘Secondary School.
~ reply? ‘requested ° that a three- 7
man committee from each body.

ation on finding:
. The

ect “in the near. ‘future’? ‘Trus~

tee tanly Oakes reporting the:

had been held that after

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-programme: was approved ‘sub-

“was: not prepared to say Thee ject to School Board regulations.

. licly. before: the Board.. He felt -
there © were. only. ‘two’ reasons
justifying closed | sessions, These ;

being complied with,

. Education” - committee chair-
man Trustee Armstrong report-
‘ed that he and Trustee Beaumont

and Howard had met with teachers..

representatives” to discuss obs

-jectives in ‘eduzation. ‘The group

‘concluded ‘that education should

.. impart a basic core of knowledge
~ and’ skills’. to’ enable. pupils ‘to

become productive members of

society. and’ at the. same: ‘time. . 7
. develop their social, °

cultural,
and physical | well being. -These
discussions will continue and

= could lead to a better curriculum

and administrative policy... :
» Works ‘Superintendent ‘Bryan :

., Shaw reported that bids had been
~ réceived for Structural steel and

other: components: for ‘the school

construction programme.: These -
“had been passed on to: general »

‘contractors: to -be incorporated i in
their own bids. He. was’: disap=
pointed ‘that to date’ only four

“sets: of plans” ‘had. been: taken -
_and “had. extended : tender. date
by four days to March 21st: “He |.
was hopeful: that: more “contrac=:
tors would draw plans and subs.

mit. bids,

aa The Board resolved to” move .
” expeditiously to acquire, the pro-

perty needed for school expane
sion as ‘approved by referendum
‘Ik cof last “October. °

- Mesdames
_ Shank gave thei
“by trys:

‘participate.

das Trustee |
Hamilton hesitated to. use. the ©

the 5th'-in the ‘Fellowship. Hall... -
_ Wood and Cruk= ae
‘Teport on Pres- aa

Arrangements were ‘made’ to

hold a ‘Hawaiian. Night on March: ce

“26. :~ Slides Will -ba” shown’ of
- Hawaii. and other: entertainment,

will’ carry. out the. theme.”
freshments

“Re~

and. coconut dainties..’

- Tennis Club

. Central Saanich Tennis’ Club,
_members and prospective mem-. *

bers are asked io meet-at 1:30,

: “Sunday, March 23, in’ the dining,

room*:of the’ Saanichten” | Pair ©.
Grounds, followed : “by a work °
party, on the courts. oe

Tennis ~ coaching” will com=

- Mence-in May ‘for experienced

players. and beginners of ail ages.

-Non-members are welcomé’ to
-Coach will be Gor-*

don Hartley. For further partic-
ulars,.” “call Mrs, R. -Thomson,
656- 2972.°

same: appraisers: as. were used

_ for: the: John Road fiasco and the
Board agreed it would gn to the,
“mainland if necessary: to obtain

acceptable services, ..
The Boad adjourned its regu:
lar meeting at 10.30 and immedi-

ately went into Committee todis-

“cuss personnel matters, :

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Newcomers’ Event,

“At Brentwood

“Doctor Charles Gregory will .
be guest speaker “at. the Wel- *

come Wagon ‘Newcomers’ Club
at Brenta’ Lodge on Saturday,
March 15,

Research: Centre under ‘his dir--
ection, and through funds: raised.

~at the Christmas Party a record.”
player and radio were donated’.

to’ the work at Richmond House,
Plans are afoot to provide the
Centre with more extras. which
will facilitate Dr. Gregory’s work
with the children... ©

Newcomers. to the Peninsula

area. are. “urged: to attend .the

..-.Smorgasbord . meeting. to - meet

other people who have: recently

_ arrived and take a_part_in'the
-.Club’s activities;
_ to be obtained at Brenta Lodge, .

Brentwood Bay Electronic Store,
Doreen’s Hair Styling, Sidney,

and . White’s ‘Television, Sidney.

| legion Membership

Grows To 466

: “Six. ‘new members were. sworn .
in’ Monday: ‘night at the regular
-monthly - meeting of Branch #37
Of» the-- Royal. Canadian Legion

a and. member ship: now stands: at .

-. 466. as oe

“Those indoctrinated by Prés- -

“ident H J; Lake and Past Pres- -
“ident. L.E.Y...James were -P,B,.

Cox, C.F. Pike, L.B, Forsyth,
Harvey,’ J. Goodman and

ports weré presented including

"the financial’ statement for the
end of 1968. All were approved.

Several. forthcoming © events

_-weére announced, the most'im- __

' Mediate: being. the St Patrick's

. Day dance on Friday, March 14,

~with ~the. Organaires supplying’

‘A Hawatian Dance |
is scheduled for April 25.

‘the music.

The’ Old Vets Party will be .

held on March 29 at 8 p.m,. in. -

the hall for all World War One
veterans, their wives or widows

- who. are members .of Branch

#37 or of the Ladies Auxiliary,
Choral

The sixth and final travelogue

~-of the “season will ‘be held’ on
: “Tuesday, March 18 and will fea-
ture. a ftlm'of New Zealand, |
. Atistralia, « Fiji-and: Japan. Glen
- Burns of Canadian-Pacific: Air-
oa lines. will comment on the early
portion “of the’ film and Vern
. Patterson of Japanese Air Lines -
will supplement the final part.

The draw for the grand prize

‘will be- made during the evening

and will be a tour of the Gulf

‘Islands ‘for six on the cruiser”

Blué Fiord. This has been do-
nated by Aladdin Travel Ser-
vices.

Band Concert

North Saanich junior second=

ary school band wiligivea Spring
concert of instrumental music on
Wednesday, March 19, at 8 p.m.
at the school

The band under the direction
of Austin Scott will be foined in
several numbers by some Grade
8 students who are making good
progréss with their instruments,

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oE ‘lementary,

~ through, the ‘School Board

“psychologist
"Mri B, Brewer, Miss Bette’ _

The. Club is. inter-
ested in ‘the work carried on by

_the Island Child Developmentand- ~ to-date methods and tech-

= counselling --:-to

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Tickets: are :

. Mr.

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latter appointment to serve

. ceived training at Ottawa

. cussion afterwards. :

of:
PATA, “on

March 1%, at 8
Pe the “school aud-
‘itorium, ‘The panel: will
attempt: to acquaint par-~-
vents. with ‘the resources ,.
- personnel available

_-and the Health Department.

=> .Chairing: the pane wil
be Gordon Campbell, |

“ teacher. vat ‘Sidney ‘Elem.
-entary. .
. The. panel consists _ of

G.G. ° Hett,

~ B,. MeaArthur: and
Claudette Cousineau.
_ Mr. G.G. Geoff’ Hett:
is B.C, trained and re-~
ceived : his Master of)
Science degree in- coun-
Selling psychology- — this
‘past..summer at the Uni-
versity. of Oregon. He -
thus: brings the most ‘up-

Miss

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“School
Districts No. .63 and 64,_
“Mr: Hett - is. married
‘with three children, .and
_ formerly taught for four
years in the Sooke School
District. 7

Mr.'B.N> ‘Bert?’ Brew-

Intermediate . Instruction’.
‘for Schoo).Districts No. 63
and 64 in September; 1968.
Mr. Brewer spentten years :
with the” R, AF. and com-
“menced’ “ teaching — after
World War Two. He came
to.this area from Kitimat, -
B.C., and holds a P.A,
. certificate as well as a
M, Ed. :in. Administration.
Brewer is - married
and ‘he and’ his. wife are’.
~ building. a home in. North
: Saanich.
“Miss . Bette. G. Mcarth-
“ur, has become quite well-.
» known’ ‘as Primary Consult-...
ant in School District No; :
“63 for two. “years prior to
being named: as Supervisor

“September » of 1968; this

both “School. District. No, --
“63 (Saanich) and No. 64
* ule Islands). Bette comes
-- well-qualified for her pos- -
ition “and it‘is interesting
- to note that her first teach-
ing experience was. in Sid- .
ney Elementary School.
Miss Claudette © Cou-
Sineau {s.a. Public Health
~Nurse-for-Sidney-who re-

Civic. Hospital and com-
pleted. her Public’ Health
. education at U.B.C,
Parents. will be invited
to participate in the dis-

Sidney:
“iS-in- aid of the Claremont Choir

>be devoted to: the expense of :
Sending . a representative group a
~ ‘of 45 singers-to Quebec province =
‘for the month of July. <2.

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“Concert of the Don Kyle Sing-

“ers_at Sanscha Hall, Sidney, at.

8 p.m. ‘on. Tuesday, March 18,

‘Travel Fund. AN proceeds will

Mr. Kyle has selected a pro-

' gram of wide interest, ranging

from classics of enduring mem= .
ory. to folk. songs and Spirituals u
of lyrical appeal.:A group: for
ladies. voices. includes’ an ar-

_ Tangement of the Cornish ballad
““The Floral Dance.’? The choir
will -be assisted by guest artist

Larry:Tuttle .
Reverting to the forthcoming

wey Visit Sidney _

tour ‘of Claremont’ Choir, the 4

members are currently. raising.

funds by concerts, car.washes,
* bottle
sales, ete. -s,and donations have...

-been received irom: ‘Sidney Kins-

drives, home cooking ..

men,. Saanich municipal council,
North Saanich and ‘Sidney | coun-.-
cils, and from individual private
donors.

. During its tour the choir will
give concerts in Quebec City,
Riviere du Loup, Montreal. and
Saint Hyacinthe; and will be bil-

- leted in the homes ‘of people

sponsoring the concerts: In this
way it is hoped that some genuine

“understanding : and appreciation’

of mutual -Canadian gulture: will
result. :

' March meeting of St. Stephen’s.
A,.C.W. was: held on Wednesday,

_ March &, at ‘the home of Mrs.
 C.A, Watson, West Saanich Road,

the tea: hostesses being Mrs. |

-Lorne Thomson and Mrs. Wm.
The Spring Tea to”
be held on May 10, was discus-.
‘sed. A Country Kitchen delicat-.
_e@ssen,° which proved so popular

in- the fall, will be held, as well '
as a’ home baking and an aprons |
‘A generous
donation of good books by Miss
Bastin of Beaver Books will be
the nucleus for an excellent book :
stall.

Delegates to the A.C.W. an-
nual. meeting to be held later.
this month are, Mrs.:A. Macrae,
Mrs. W.R, Osler and Mrs. W.
with: -Mrs, -Lorne
Thomson to act as an alternate.
A donation of an ironing board
and cover was made to the Tsart-
lip School’s sewing class.

Miss June Bickford, Verdier
Avenue, is. making good pro-
gress in. St. Joseph's Hospital,
where she underwent’ surgery. —
_/Mr. and Mrs: Hugh MacDon-

; ald of Vancouver, and Mr. Rod-.
: ney MacDonald, spent a few days
. as. guests‘of Mrs. MacDonald’s

parents,
Thomson,

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
West: Saanich Road.
of: the Speedwell «
Circle’ of. the King’s Daughters
enjoyed adessert party and meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. William
Bremner, West Saanich Road,
following their- annual dinner at: -

the Travelodge, Sidney.”
Mr. and Mrs. George: Bick-
ford spent’ two weeks’ recently

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“and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ~
* Bitl Schmidt, Kelsey Bay, Their

granddaughter, .Miss. Sharon
Schmidt has been moved to the

several weeks “in hospital in
Campbell: ‘Rivers: ”
A vote of. thanks "was: ‘made to

the committee in charge of pur-

chasing the*new chairs for the
museum; also to Harold. Young

-the plumbing during the recent
cold weather.. The annual Spring
Tea will be, held-in the Museum:

on. Sunday, April 27.

Retiring president of Saanich
Pioneer Society, James Nimmo, :
gave a detailed report of the
activities of the ‘society during :
1968 at the annual ° ‘meeting held :
in the. Pioneer Log: Cabin: on
Monday, March 3,

Highway Survey.

- Continued From Page 1

way, a service road crossing
Beacon Avenue is planned as far.
as Mills Road, which itself. will
fiare . into “the - southbound . Jane .

. at least.

The loss of. its main traffic
artery, the obstruction by the.’
‘airport runways and such things |

as Sandown. Racetrack and muni-

~ cipal boundaries are. presenting .
“some... formidable ~

North . Saanich ‘municipal’ plan=
ners... And’ in. this ‘survey of

.. the. survey’? no.-mention has

‘been made ‘of access to the pas-.
senger terminal at the _Airport.
Presumably this problem is being
resolved exclusively between fe-
deral and provincial authorities.

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