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Wednesday, April 15, 197

Barry Duncan, president. of
Sidney Youth Council faced a
barrage of questions about rules
and structure of his teen group at
Sidney Council on Monday.

Aldermen were alarmed after
an impromptu visit to Youth
Councii headquarters, situated in
the Town Hall below R.C.M.P.
offices, revealed ‘‘about 2,600
cigarette butts’’. and assorted
clutter lying..on the floor’ and
furniture.

Ald. Hugh. Hollingworth » felt
that the chaos created consider-
able fire hazards and others
wondered about the organization
behind Sidney Youth Council
which started last August by
amalgamating two other teen-
age groups.

Duncan, who is president and

TREE ENDS SKID
Abrupt braking caused a skid
--and $100 damage to.a car driven
by M. Steele, 181 Clio Ave. Vic-
toria on Saturday morning in the
‘Durrance. Lake area. Police
report the car left the read and
struck a tree. No charges: were
laid.

‘BEACON CAR

656-3821

sounds: like a

SALES LID.
9360 been Ave, Sidney

secretary of the 112-member
Council, said that the rooms,
made available by the munici-
pality, were in a mess because
kids are building. a concession
booth and there was no organized
garbage disposal. This has since

been provided for, he added but

was anxious that Council did not

intend to phase out the rooms as

the ‘drop-in headquarters.”
“There are 50 or 60 kids using
this place and without it, there

‘might. be vandalism,” warned
Duncan.
‘Speaking. for myself, that

threat,”
mented Ald. Hollingworth.

Council. felt that there was
definite lack of rules governing
use of. the drop-in but the red-
headed: president said: ‘The
more organization you. have, the
less you do.’ . Responsible
supervision has now been
arranged, he added.

Ald. Norma Sealey suggested a
meeting of the: Recreation

com-

Committee with Youth Council
members to ‘upgrade’ the
administration «which, Duncan,
admitted, is having some diffi-
culty with finances.

656-1144

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~ Sixty “thousand pieces. of.
~mail from 30 people. Pes
: That’ s the story in a nutshell ah

4S ~year’s: a
“Shox er?” fund ‘drive for. the
Queen Alexandra Solarium for »
Crippled: ‘Children at, {Gordon
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a ‘The Solarium Junior - League 2
‘is running the “shower. "The
League’ consists of 30° young eee

women: t whose sole aim ‘is 5 to

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voluntary. o

‘changed’ ‘from:
~, Dimes’”?. to. “Spring Shower” to

. March ‘of Dimes:

“-Dimes.:

In previous years the Junior.
~ League has made door-to-door
, canvasses, but because of its
“membership, has

“small
turned to a mail campaign.

© The members have been busy

- sending’ out. 60,000: letters to -
Southern. Vancouver. Island . |

asking. for

residents
‘dona tions.

a “AML donations, however.

small, Are, gratefully.

received,’ ” says. their.. letter,

They “point ‘out: that it. is
necessary each year to raise
some $250,000 to meet the cost
of care of the liltle patients. at

"the Solarium, Less than 50 per

cent of the patients are >
government

-cligible . for
grants.

‘Despite the fact the |

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Suffering, It has a happy: ate

Solartom is

_ mosphere of hope.

ue ow visitors who have: seen

the care Riven. the je youngulers

COLLECTING

April: 93 To 26.

3 Victoria Curling Club -
1952. QUADRA STREET |

' ALL TYPES OF HOBBIES

MANY WORKING DISPLAYS
MODEL BUILDING

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Apr. 23 - i ames Hi pm.

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288) YWooomo Men,
26 - i am. - 8 p.m.

oT PCCIAL Lispliy ariinis fou ile Liadiea At Dépait tine iit hey
memo 1 ttc Of Adult Studies, will be working on

silver carving, wood carving, bead work and
corboture:,

‘THIS 1S THE LARGEST HOBBY SHOW IN THE PROVINCE

_ SOLARIUM FUND DRIVE UNDER WAY.
raise’ money - to” help in the _

" operation. of the: Solarium.
are, > entirely

and witnessed some of the |
miracles. ‘of. medicine © that »

“Shower of”
~ avoid any. confusion with the ne |

’ The Solarium. receives’ no 2
~Money from. the March of,

} _ correspondent, Mrs. C.M..

4 652-1996,

will: hold its “regular” monthly

-on Monday, April20, at 8,00 p.m,,_

_ t
aaa pies " sei ume

| marriage in SeMary's Church{

-have been brought. about can: |
: refuse. the appeal of the oe

Report: the ‘activities of .
“your, district’ ‘to | Review.

Brown and they will appear
cin: her roundp of Brent. .
wood News. Phone her’ at .

The Saanich’ Pioneer Society :
meeting in the Pioneer Log Cabin.

when Cuthbert Brown will show
movies of his and Mrs, Brown's
recent trip to Britain,

“Miss Marcia hreitenbach has
returned to her home at 1063
Holly Park Roadafter spending a
10 days’ holiday with her sister in
Prince George, -: :
Miss -Anne Greenwood 1140
Clarke. Road has returned after
spending nearly 4 year and a half:
in New Zealand and Australia,
Anne spent a week in Fiji on her
way to New Zewand where she
worked for thirteen: months, and ©

Mr, and. Mrs, HC, Warby and’
thelr small daughter Anne in St,.
Mary? s, Now: South | Wales,

several limes. Mra. Warby {s.the,
former Miss Sheila: Proaser ‘of
Mount Newton Crossroad, ‘She

visit. the outbick districts» of

Springs.

: ies His Toran |
Mr, and Mrs. ‘uthbert Brown

have retur ned (rom spending a

few days’ holiday with relatives,

at Nanoose Baye

Following ‘their recent
Saaniehton, Mr and Mrs, W. J.
Sleel enjoyed a honeymoon trip to
Hawaii: They. tre. now at thee
home. 1146 Shuggett Road.

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“Brentwood fur ber Shop will be
taken over by Italph deilstra on
Api nee of) Gh the (le Par tuic of What
Karemaker who is leaving to take
charre of. a motel at Youlou, Mr,

native Hallandat Rottordast. He
came to Canady 17 year 8 agro and

_fire’ chief. and has been a fireman

‘the. shoulders. |
Superintendant Bill Seward who
“carried out public. works duties i in:
‘addition to those of building and
plumbing. inspector.

A Seward in the la

: | : years
Short Shrift

then went to Aistratia’ for: two |
months: While (here she visited |

was fortunate iy being able to»

Australia, ‘going ng far aa “Alice |

Pelstra learned hia trade: in his

for the past Wycars has worked.

By ELEANOR SOWERBY
Broadening of the Sidney
Summer Playground  Pro-
gramme to include additional
and more varied activities, was
one of the: main topics © of
discussion at the April meeting of
the Sidney Recreation Com-
mission. Ken Campbell will be
directing the program.

~The provision of a trophy case,
where community groups might
place cups of trophies won in
competition, was ‘also discussed.
Line-marking machines, softball

Contractor

E.L. (Ted). Clarke, resident of
Sidney for 23° years,. was ap-
pointed: to the post of. Public
Works Superintendant. at Sidney
council meeting on Monday.

Mr. Clarke; ..a self-employed
contractor, is volunteer assistant

for 20 years.- :
‘He will take over in the riew.
public works: office. behind’ the
Tourist Bureau on: \ First St. on
May L

Involved: with the construction
business since 1946, Mr. Clarke is
accustomed to- job supervision”
and will take a large eure from.
f' former

Council. re- append Mr.

A suggestion. from Pemberton,
Holmes Ltd. regarding the
“Kingswood housing proposal. for:
West. Saanich Road, was received
with cynicism by North. Saanich
‘Council this week. ;
The developers suggested ‘that :
sewage frony Deep Cove ‘School
could be' discharged into 'a sewer
“at, the: north end of the housing:
complex, However, public health:
officials have refused to approve
the. sewage. treatment. plan in-
volving spraying of effluent on a:
golf course which. is part: of. ‘the
project, 2 :

the. ball. bouncing,"’> said . Ald.
Trevor Davies, Another copy-of

room for argument” according to
Mayor J.B. Cumming, will be
sent to Pemberton, Holmes bal

GOING. TO CONVENTION =
Municipal cleck Geoff Logan
will attend: a. convention: of
Municipal Officers Association of

“They are just trying to keep.

Dr. J.L.M. Whitbread’s letter of:
January 8 “which does not leave.

backstops, loud-hailers and out-
door public address systems also
were mentioned:

Chairman Wilf Price; extended
congratulations. to residents of
the Sidney area. who -were
competing on various rinks in the
recent Inter-City Ladies’. Annual
Bonspiel. Sixty-four rinks were in
play and from these the following
players’ were successful “in
winning prizes in their repective
groups: Nancy. Allen, Edna
Bland, Ann Ball, Joan Ethier,
Glen. Jones, Marg Shak, Lee
Steers.

TEAM PRAISED

was the basketball team of Clare-
of the B.C. High School Girls’
girls from. Sidney area were

members of the team:

Elaine Eykermans,. Sandy

‘Callard, Brenda Haue, Lorraine
Benn, Betty Jeffrey, Marnie.

Sailing Club
Planning Races

First and second of a series of
Spring: keel boat races. will be.
held by ‘Canoe Bay Sailing Club

“next Sunday, April. 19, at'10 a.m.
-and 1. p.m, The.: third. race is.:
scheduled ‘for :6.45 p.m. on the:
“evening. of Thursday, April 30.

- Triangular course to. be sailed

_will be from ‘south of Ker Island -
‘to the. red. spar. buoy. off Sidney
~wharf.. and. another’ ‘buoy to”
seaward. A dozen or. more boats _
‘| are. expected in the’ competition.

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Ate Classes of. Insurance

atnaies | arokers Exclusively —

feenaiee ed Ocen Beeatwese - _

Ovcharick,

Also receiving commendation
‘mont Secondary School, winner |

Championship. The following.

“Barker,

Lorna McHattie,

Barb Munro.

A Safe-Riding Program offered
by the Sprocketeer Club resulted
in 11 children receiving safe--—
driving certificates, Parents. of -
children. whose bikes were not

'“up to standard” are reminded

that when corrected the bikes can

be checked out by W. Cook,‘ the.
Sidney Sport Shop. Bikes should

be: checked. annually, it is:
recommended. :

SILVER THREADS AID :
Silver Threads Club would
appreciate the help of a volun-
teer on Tuesdays, about’. 2:45°
p.m., to assist in replacing tables
which have been _ positioned: for
the use of the Ceramic and Hand-

craft groups. Additional: trans-

portation assistance from Brent-

‘wood, Deep Cove and ' Mount |

Newton. areas. would be. ap- ~

preciated. Anyone wishing to |.
volunteer’ may phone Mrs. P. :
‘Director ~ of “Silver

Threads, at 656-3412. :
Volunteer help i is also needed at
this time for many local groups. :
This might. take the form of. —
helping make ready. equipment.
and facilities, assistance in ad-
‘ministration of. teams or groups, :
coaching and: training,» ‘trans-
‘portation, etc. New. ‘volunteers to
augment-and to add to the work
being done by present. volunteers
are a- valued. asset ‘to. any com-
munity.-
- Gym . programmes “are “being
‘conducted . -by A: Coulson, on ©
Tuesdays - and Wednesdays. cat
sat Sidney Elementary S

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