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. Walton, 6901 Veyaness won the

Wednesday, October 20, 1971

THE REVIEW

Mn

Bebhie Crampton
Good Fishing At
C. Saanich Derby

Saanich: Inlet was: a_ fisher-
man’s dream on Sunday as 125
anglers brought their catch to the
weigh-in during the Central

Saanich. Lions’
Salmon Derby.
Lions’. president Bill. Hitchin

second annual

and most people’ caught. their
limit of four salmon apiece. Eight
year old Debbie Crampton, 9375
Webster Place landed a 12 lb. 4
oz. Coho after a. 30-minute
struggle, winning the junior:
trophy.

The | perpetual adult trophy

Temple, with a 16 lb. 11 oz. spring
salmon. _.
Central Saanich resident Bob.

draw prize,

Springs.:
Weigh-in officials at Deep Cove

Marina were John Cox, Roy

a trip to Harrison Hot

Drayton and Larry Rowles.

S.P.A.R.A. SEEKS
GOVERNMENT FUNDS

Leaving no avenue to ad-
ditional. funds unexplored,
Directors of the Saanich
Peninsula Agricultural and
Recreational. Association have
sent the following. telegram to
local Member of Parliament,
David Anderson:

“SAANICH PENINSULA
AGRICULTURAL AND
RECREATIONAL. ASSOCIA-
TION, a public non-profit society ,
requests immediate information
to. provide funding for the
proposed Peninsula Recreational
Complex as stated in this

evenings . current Government
Program.

Detailed information should be
forwarded soonest to — L. T.
Bland, Saanich Peninsula
Agricultural and Recreational
Association, Sidney, B.C.”

. The telegram refers to a new
winter. works. program = an-
nounced recently by the Federal
Government.

- No reply has yet been received
by S.P.A.R.A.

. SCHOOL BID
Saanich School Board ‘has
awarded a $30,708 contract for
alterations at Royal Oak Junior
Secondary to H.E. Fowler,
subject to . Department...of

Education approval.

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The “‘immediate attention’’ of
the Greater Victoria Medical
Health Officer will be requested
by North Saanich in alleviating a
fly nuisance said to be emanating
from the Oaks Poultry. Farm on

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Business Women’s Week

October 17 to Oct. 24is Business
Women’s. Week in Canada.
Sidney Club is honouring working
women in the Sidney area with a
poster displaying pictures of a
number of local women at work,
helping ‘roll the wheels” of
Business.

The October meeting of Sidney
B.P.W. was held at the home of
Mrs. Watson Smith, Madrona
Drive. Tuesday 12. High lights: of
the business for the evening. —
Amchitka report from Ottawa
project for retired business
women, in the planning; .com-
pilation of pollution scrapbook;
and completion. plans. for
Smorgasbord. Book.

Guests of honour for the
meeting were five. Victoria
B.P.W. members who presented
a panel on_ the International
B.P.W. convention held in Ed-
monton in July.

CHUCKLES OVER
TOURIST
PROMOTION
At their Monday meeting,
North Saanich
Council met with obvious hurnor,
a reauest for funds from the

Island Publicity
Bureau.

Speaking on the request - which °

arrived in. the form of. an
assessment :- -Mayor Cumming
told Council, “We don’t pay it.

we never have.”

The. assessment’

“Review ” Editor-

School Bd. Choice
Review.
was:. nominated: “by.
“= Saanich School Board: for’ the:
: “annual. B.C. School

: Association

George Manning,
Editor, ©.

“newsman | of ‘the

; “saying:

education in this province.”

($110.00). is”
~ based .on: population

Trustees”

OA panel of judges : at the recent:
‘convention. . ‘selected ‘Kamloops :
#1 newsman, Gordon: Rye for. the

—BLCS.T.A. award ‘but wrote “Mr.
a Manning:
“nomination by. the School: Board.
“in your district is a measure of

-the value which they place on the,
“contribution you are making to

“Your :

J.D. Boon, wife of a .North
Saanich Alderman.

In a further letter, dated Oc-
tober 15, Alderman: Boon said
that ‘‘no relief has -yet. been
received from. this nuisance,
probably due to the fact that
instructions given by the Board of
Health are not being carried

out.”

Alderman Boon claimed that
on the afternoon of October 15 at
least one dozen dead birds were
lying in two heaps in front of the
poultry barns and that one heap
appeared to have been there for
at least 24 hours.

Mayor Jas. B. Cumming said
that a new health inspector had
been appointed for the area and
that this could be his first job. _

Volunteers For

Overseas Service

Two teachers from.. Saanich
School district, G. Fournier and
J. -Wenman (both of . Mount
Newton. school) have submitted
their names for. overseas
teaching. .

School Board: had: asked. for
volunteers to work with children
of servicemen in compliance with
a_ request from the Dept. of
National Defence.

Trustee Harry (
mented that it was a pity the
D.N.D. were not interested «in
hiring teachers; who’ were* fully:
qualified but unemployed.
~ Superintendent Cory Holob

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such

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OBI T UAR y

STACEY

STACEY - October 10th, 1971,
Mrs. Helen H. Stacey, aged. 81

Calgary, Alberta; beloved
mother of R: Weldon Stacey, 104
Fairview Crescent, Calgary. Also
surviving are two grandchildren,
Donald: and = ‘Carolyn;
brothers, . J:W.:Weldon, -
Montreal,
couver,.

Mrs. Ge ‘Baldwin, Dallas, Texas;
many. nephews. ‘ands nieces, She

A. Reginald,

Stacey came West in~.1910
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_ Private services” were held at

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The 4-H Club Division ci ihe
British. Columbia Department of
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the introduction of 4-H Horse
Clubs in 1972: A series of 4-H Club
orientation meetings have been
scheduled for potential leaders
and . members... Everyone who
may be interested in organizing a

welcome.‘to ‘attend these
meetings. Meetings for the
Greater Victoria area will be held
on October 26 in the Luxton Hall,
Luxton Fair Grounds: and on
October. 28 at the Saanich
Research Station, Farmer
Pavilion, both meetings begin at
8:00 p.m.

Speakers will be Wayne
Wickens, Supervisor 4-H Clubs,
Victoria and Ken. Jameson,
District Agriculturist, B.C. Dept.
of Agriculture. Duncan.

At this meeting the general 4- H
objectives and philosophy will be
presented and 4-H Horse Club
project regulations and
requirements explained. For-
mation of a Club and its part in
the 4-H district program and
other 4-H activities will be
outlined. There will be a question
period which will provide ample
opportunity to clear up any
questions anyone may have.

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designed to Provide an

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