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S.P.A.R.A. MONEY-MAN Murray Stockall, missing no op-
portunity, cornered local M.P. David Anderson at Post Office
proceedings Saturday. Result was a ‘donation.to S.P.A.R:A.’s

recreation complex.

North Saanich Junior
Secondary In Review

’ By Eleanor Elliott.
Things have been getting off to
a good start at North Saanich
these last few weeks. On
Tuesday, the 2ist of. September
nominations for room

“representatives were accepted

Wednesday and Thursday were
our campaign days. That Friday,
the election for parliament
representaitves was: held. The

: winners were.

8-1 Trent | White, 8-2 Sheila

_ MacKinnon, 8-3 Borothy Allan, 8-
4 John’.Dorman,

8-5 Cheryl
Simon, .8-6..Marrio Holmes;..9-1

- Susan Flint 9-2 Liz Ireland, $-3

Karina Rudhardt, 9-4 Donna
Kavanaugh, 9-5 Debbie Orr, 10-1
Blair Lind-Blad, 10-2. Bruce
Blair’s class - Kerry

.That day we also held our first

~ annual © noon: Show and. after

school dance..

parliament ¥ we had an egg rolling a

‘Thursday, September. 23rd when * 4
we left the K; of P.. Hall'at-8.15.
a.m. for an enjoyable trip to...
Stanley Park, Horseshoe Bay,

contest, ‘with a. heat from’ each

o grade. The winner of the: grade’ 8

heat was John Dorman, grade 9
heat Debbie Orr, and the grade 10

heat Michele ‘McCready. .The

three heat winners ‘were then

raced, the finale winner being.
John Dorman. ©’ ye
- Our next event was a mummy
“wrap in which we had a team of
., two:-teachers wrap up. another
teacher like a mummy.
“winners were Mrs. Mailhot, Mr.
«Lim and Mr. Rogers. oo
Talent’ showed through next

when two of our prade. 10

students, Karen White and Danny
Lim sang-a couple of, their own -

songs,

Competition soon started again.
~ with a-pie eating contest. Our. |

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The.

winner was a teacher Mr. Martin,
who won with most of the banana

prize he. received another. pie.

‘The noon show. then came ‘to a’

close with a farewell song from
the “Barber Shop Quintet. Plus
One’. oo

Activities soon started again as
3:15 -arrivedand our. dance
began... Disc . Jockey’s: for. the

and Cindy Lewis. To add a little
spice to. the dance we had.a
twisting contest which ‘was won

Andrew. This must have been
their lucky day, because later on

they also won. the elimination

dance. The dance drew to a close
at five o’clock to end our first
event of. the year.

O.AP.0. News -

and Home by. way of Nanaimo.
home at-7 pam...

Please Note

2 p.m, Slides will be shown by the

will be a competition of your
knowledge ofthe places you see

pen or pencil with you, We shall

be moving to the Senior Citizens’
Activity. Centre - later -

about it.

cream pie in his beard. Fora.

dance. were: Jenny. Whitehouse -

by Bonnie McPhie and Richard —

The Bring. and Buy. Sale =
Tea. ‘was.a_ big: success, cand: en:

All voted it a. grand day, arriving .

‘Our last meeting in the K. of P.-
Hall will be held on October 7th at .

‘Rev, Canon Vaughan-Birch. This
on the screen, so please bring a.

cin. the
|month. So please come to the
October meeting “and hear all’ -

For. the second consequtive
year Dale Shaw was the Medalist
and winner of the Ladies Club
Championship at Glen Meadows
Golf and Country Club. ‘Runner
up in the Championship flight
was Edna Hay.

Consolation flight . winner
Mildred Green defeated Emma
Silverberg.

Ist. flight winner Marjorie
Nelson defeated Andy Drew.

2nd flight winner Margaret
Robertson defeated Freda Bond.

3rd flight winner Lorraine
Jacklin defeated Betty Brad-
shaw. ,

4th flight. winner Ann Ball
defeated Molly Richards.

Winning the nine-hole com-
petition were:

1st flight: D. Babcock, ‘runner
up: H. McKeever...

2nd flight: R. Cochrane, runner
up: E. Dollison.

3rd flight: F.
up: C. Burbidge.

Inman, runner

NEWS FROM GLEN MEADOWS

4th flight: M. Jamieson, runner
up: P. Tod..

Film in Review
atthe Gem Theatre —

THE BALLAD OF..CABLE
HOGUE. Robbed in the desert, by
his partners, of his mule, rifle
and precious water supply, Cable
Hogue (Jason Robards). is - left
‘half way to hell and looking for
help’. Then he meets a lecherous
clergyman (David ‘Morgan’
Warner) complete with a set of
dubious photographs and ~ more
important — a horse which Cable
rides to the nearest town. Here he
finds bath, bed and bawd with a
shady lady — (very) shapely
Stella Stevens — whose life-aim
is to marry the two richest men in
San Francisco. Cable’s is to await

the return of his double- -crossing

partners The. locations,
Arizona’s Valley of Fire and the
Superstition. Mountain foothills,
are majestically .photographed,

THE P.T.A. AND YOU!

By Sandra Siver

The first general meeting of the
school year was. a resounding
success. An excellent’ crowd
turned out to meet the staff
headed by Mr. Ozero as. prin-
cipal.

Mr. Ozero gave an informative
and interesting talk, letting us in
on his background and what we

can expect in the future. He

stressed that P.T.A. was-not the
place to bring ~ personal
grievances but: rather. to discuss
matters of concern to all in
general. Personal problems are
best settied in private between

parent and teacher.
stressed that teachers welcome
the opportunity to discuss your
child’s’ progress” and the only
requirement is that you contact
the school for..an .appointment:

Five educational objectives
proposed by. the. School Board
were discussed.

The general concensus of:.the
-meeting seemed to. be. that the

objectives are quite acceptable

-and most assumed these goals

have’ been. and are now being
striven for. Discussion ~* did,
however, arise from the methods
used .to arrive at these. goals.

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BUILDERS OF.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
SIR JOSEPH WILLIAM
. TRUTCH

British _Columbia’s © first
lieutenant-governor, Sir Joseph
William Trutch was also one of
the province’s great builders. He
almost missed getting into public

life because he was too successful

in his career.

A British civil engineer, born in
Somersetshire in 1826, he was in
Jamaica when he heard the call
of further adventure in the west.
Trutch went to California, then cn
to Oregon where he married, and
after another project took him
briefly to the eastern United
States, moved to Victoria in 1859.

Trutch was the logical choice

for Chief Commissioner of Lands:

and Works and Surveyor General
in the infant colony.

In 1871, when British Columbia
became Canada’s sixth province,
Trutch was appointed lieutenant-
governor succeeding five colonial

governors. He retired in 1876, was...

knighted in 1889, and. died~ in
England in 1904.

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