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THE REVIEW

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Wednes day, March 24; 1971

Five ~ Claremont ‘senior
‘secondary school. students took
part in the Sidney. Rotary Club
annual public speaking contest at
‘Sidney’ Travelodge on Wed-
nesday. The winner by
unanimous. decision of the
ajudicators was Joan Lord of

Cypress ‘Road, North’ Saanich.

Miss Lord qualifies for an
expenses-paid journey to Ottawa
where she will be the guest for
several days of Ottawa Rotary
Club. Along with more than 250
selected students throughout
Canada she will take part in a full

program of banquets and visits to

the: Parliament. Buildings | and

other. notable sights. of the’

nation's capital, and will meet

“many leading dignitaries.

The program known as ‘‘Ad-
venture in Citizenship” requires
the students to write an essay at
‘the conclusion ofthe. visit, the
winner of the contest qualifying

| _for a $600 educational scholar-

Ship. If sufficient merit is shown

awards for both English and.
French essays are made. This

was the case two years ago when
Sidney. Rotary’s representative,
Sydney Drum. gained a $600

university scholarship.
“.. Others: who competed on
“Wednesday were Vicki Foerster, .

Colleen Jacobson, David

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JOAN LORD»

Lawrence and Elsie Stockmann.

Ajudicators were Dick  Batey|
- (chairman),

Mrs. Elsie
MacAulay and J.J. Armstrong.
Mr. Batey congratulated School
Principal. Joe Lott-.on the  ex-
tremely: high standard of. the
contestants, each of which was
fluent in delivery and distinctive
in style.

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‘chairman, the final decision was

‘received from President: Jack

Individual criticism were in-
cisive, often witty, and always
constructive. According to the

close and by general consent the
choice was just.

Feature of the evening was an
entertaining description of Ad-
venture in Citizenship’ by last
year’s winnter of the contest.
Miss Eileen Tebbs.

Each of the contestants
MacAulay a framed copy of
Rotary’s. Four Way Test. and
there were souvenir gifts for
those who were unsuccessful.

Centennial.
Appeal

Hf you.-are a retired
teacher. or even an an old-
time student in this area,
could you spare some time
to go through your trunks.
(or files or memorabilia) to
see if you have any old
pictures of - people who
attended our schools and
are. now well-known. in this
area? Do you happen. to
have. any old and/or
meaningful . documents.
pertaining to those early
school days which might
add humour by comparison |
with. today’s. standards?
These. are’ needed not.
later than March 31 and we
~would like each photograph
‘identified as fully as
possible as: to its content.
and source. Great care will
‘be taken to see that they
are’ all returned. The
- Department of: Education’s~
100th annual report will
contain a special. sup-
_ plement, and it would. add -
“an interesting chapter for
this area if we had a good —
representation of
‘photographs... Kindly for-
ward to A. G. ‘Blair,
secretary-treasurer, bes os
School’ ‘District © No.
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: Sporting proclivities | of: Sidney |
Rotarians were revived last week |

Sidney

Mrs. -Edward > Peck. West
Vancouver. was a. weekend guest
of her mother-in-law Mrs. C.W.
Peck. All Bay Road. She was
accompanied by Miss. Jean
Venables. Vancouver:

Mr. and.Mrs. G. Griffin.
Estevan. Sask.. were visitors this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Jackson. Amherst Ave.

Canon Fred Vaughan-Birch
was discharged from Rest Haven
Hospital last week and was given
a “royal send off” by members of
the - Nursing Staff and.
Technicians under the leadership
of Miss Jackson the Director of
Nurses. The Canon was
hospitalised on October 14 last
year and underwent surgery on
February 5. He is feeling much
better and regaining his appetite
and strength.

guest of former Alberta friends,
Mr. and Mrs. C.N. Whipple, who
have returned from. an extended
stay in the United States, and is

The Canon is presently. the:

convalescing at “‘Whippleden™’ on

Marshall Road. Bazan Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. John King and
family of Prince George. B.C. are
guests.at the home of the for-
mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.

_King. Harbour Road.

Mrs. E. Hatcher and Miss Anne
Hatcher were hostesses recently
when a party and miscellaneous
shower was given in their home
in Victoria for bride-elect. Miss
Susan Quint. Those attending
were Mrs. W.S. Quint: Mrs. Ro N.
Martman:. Mrs..G. .Martman-
Misses. Glynda ‘Porteous... Miss
Audrey. Yakmichuk, Miss
Heather. Watt and Roslynne
Harrington. —

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mangerich
and daughter Irene of _Wood-
burn, Oregon, are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Quint and will attend the wedding
on Friday of Mrs. Mangerich’s
sister. Miss Susan Quint. and Mr.
Robert Martman.

Sport . of Kings dance at San-

‘crippled. jockey Georgie Miller
was a pronounced success, with
an estimated net yield of $1,100 in
aid of the beneficiary. Total of 21
door prizes contributed largely to

thoroughbred owners and staff at
- Sandown Race Course; Bill Olsen
tenders sincere thanks to all in
Sidney and the Peninsula . who
donated prizes and contributed in
many ways in. organizing and
pabbeising the event...

scha Hall on Saturday. in aid of.

the fund, and. on: behalf. of the.

Sportsman's Dance
Aft Sanscha Hall

Feature of the evening was the
draw for. Alfred. the Hereford
steer raised by Adrian Woods at

Heaniad Stables: He was won by:
J.S. Clinch, 8670 Emard Terrace.

and it is estimated that between
$1,200 and $1,300 will benefit the

Air and Sea Cadets organizations
as'a result. ofthis effort.

cadets and the generous support

of the residents”, said Mr. Olsen.

‘school-children’® to

‘This.
| would, have been impossible. .
without: the fine efforts of: the

Tripiets

“ment of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

of last week.

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residents’ of - Sidney and ‘the
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located on the grounds at SAN-
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the past and present of our
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British Columbia.

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be. available. for purchase - in
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COMMENT OF THE
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Asked by his: aunt to
explain why he was not at
- school on Friday, a seven-
year-old. Royal Oak- junior
replied: “school is open 1
guess, but the teachers are
playing a new game called
Strike in the gym and they
won't let. us in.’’

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