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Wednesday, May 31, 1972

THE REVIEW

Page 11

~NEW LOOK FOR NEWS BUREAU

New pine trees are sprouting at the Third Street offices of the
Sidney Review following a ‘winter works’ program initiated by
Central Saanich landscape gardener Gerhard Rehm. Since their
planting some weeks back the trees have been carefully nur-
tured and watered every day, including the holiday weekend, by
Esther Berry, an avid Sidney horticulturist. (Photo by Patrick)

«Vigorous Activities

Continued from. Page 9

reason, early registration would
be appreciated.

Instructors under Mr. Burgess’
supervision: will. be. University
and Senior High School students.

The activities planned will give

“youngsters a wide. variety of

choices and will emphasize

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outdoor and a. recreational ac-
tivities. Individual sports such as
track and field, gymnastics and
tumbling, golf, tennis. and ar-
chery maybe offered. Softball,
soccer, football,

provide added fun.
Day trips to nature areas will

feature hiking and climbing.

activities and nature observation
techniques. Swimming. activities
will be included if transportation
can be arranged.

Persons. «=.

complete and. mail:
registration form on page nine e of
this edition.

field. hockey, —
rugby and other team sports will,

‘interested — in.
registering forthe camp may:
the.

LIBRAR Y
STUD Y.
OPPOSED

and. North: Saanich.

~ Greater Victoria Library to have»

=: ‘Library. -into. ‘the metropolita
: — library ‘are frowned on in. Sidney

A meeting: organized. by: North “

By WENDY CALLANDER

Two months ago the South
Malahat 4H Builders Club was
reorganized with the supervision
of Mrs. H: Lane of 7116 Maber Rd.
and Mrs. C. Knight. of 6442
Golledge.

The club is: made up: from
senior members from the South
Malahat down who belong to 4H
and have a 4H project. Our first
meeting was held Tuesday March
28 at St. Mary’s Church on Cultra
Avenue. Where the club held
there elections and the following

were elected.

President: Richard: Mutrie,
Vice President: Wayne
Papaschuck; : Secretary. Debbie
Callander; treasurer; Cathy
Cordingly: Correspondent, Joy
Lane; News Reporter: Wendy
Callander, Social Conveners,
California,. Deb . Callander.
Wendy Callander, Gary
Callander Carol . Dunlop:
Montana, Cathy Cordingly, Ben

Cuthbert, Wayne Cuthbert, Greg
Wayne Papaschuck.
Wayne

Smith,
Phoning:

Papaschuck,

Benny Cuthbert.

The clubs first events under the
new supervision was | an Easter
display at the Simpson Sears
Mall. It consisted of Baby ducks,
rabbits and chicks which went on
display from April 2 - 8th. Mr.
McKernan promotions manager
of Simpson Sears wrote on behalf
of the merchants | at Simpson
Sears, saying that. it was very
well received by the shoppers and
they would like us to forward our
work again next vear.

The clubs second. event took

place April .22 when we had
4H’ers from the Duncan district
come down to stay the weekend.
We went bowling on Saturday
night then went out for supper at
the Chinese Village afterwards
with the builders club treating
everyone.

Next the Jaycee fair came into
view where some of the members
from the south Malahat
Builders helped put the display of
McDonalds Farm. up. The boys
from the Builders Club hauled out
the manure and kept the barns

eview

looking clean and fresh all the
time.

The future part of our agenda
for this year is going to be very
busy because we have plans for
4H members from’ Red Bluff
California coming on a return
trip to Victoria, Last summer we
went on a trip down there and
they showed us around there and
this. year in return we. are
showing them around Victoria.
They plan to arrive up here July
4-8 with approximately 45 4H’ers
and plans are under way on what

we are going to be doing.

July 23-30. we plan on going to
Montana on another return -ex-
change trip. There is not much
new about it’ but — ap-
proximately 45 4H’ers are needed
to fill the bus and we are looking
for forward to having fun.

Along with meetings from our
own 4H clubs and regular
meetings of our Builders Club we
will be very busy in the

future months with other special
activities.

“and . also

HURRY!

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“The Galloping Gardener
For A \ Beau Array OFF lowering Plans

- For Your Home, Garden

SHRUBS AND EVERGREENS GALORE
(ALL inv CONTAINERS) —
FOR LANDSC CAPING

“THAT NEW HOME--AT PRICES _
“THAT HAVEN'T YET HEARD
OF INFLATION...

BE SEEING YOu!
RUSS § SIMPSON

Saanich. alderman. Nell Horth as
with Ald. George Cumpston, Ald.
: Chris ‘Andersen and “Ald.” Fred.

~ Robinson resulted ‘ina. Sidney

‘ Council vote opposing any change — .
“in the present arrangements... .:

Ald. Anderson said that: in his

opinion the survey. proposal,

backed by a provincial govern-
“ment grant of $16,000 as part of a

province-wide: study of library‘

organization, » _ was “empire-
« puilding”’ on the part of Greater
Victoria Library.

He noted that local taxpayers
would pay more for it than they

“pay forthe V.UR.L,
- North Saanich Council opposed

the need for a survey in this area
any. suggestion that
Sidney, North Saanich and Sooke
be incorporated’ in’ © the

“metropolitan library...

HURRY!

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- Greenhouse on Beach at Fourth Vike :
- Summer ha 5 FINALLY come.

RRS.

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