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Wednesday, May 13, 1970

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BY ROSEMARY OWEN

Leonard . Siver, of Craigmyle
Auto Court, will preside over the
activities of the. 56 member
Sidney & North Saanich Chamber
of Commerce for the ensuing
year.

Magistrate Denzil Ashby . ad-
ministered the oath of office to
the new executive at the annual

- installation banquet at the Sidney
Hotel last Thursday.

With the new president the
Executive will consist of. vice
president Karl Drost; secretary --
treasurer Mrs. Sharon Butler,
and. directors. John Saivador,
John. Lace, John. Elliot, im-
mediate past president Wilfred

ceptance of the concept of
regional. planning.

LET’S HAVE MORE

He ‘mentioned Chamber of
Commerce member Tom
Bradley of Rest Haven as the
only hospital administrator
known to him who is capable of
remaining within a budget.
Humourously, he suggested, ‘‘If
some people in Central Saanich
think we are using: the new
hospital as a gun to your head to
pass the Brentwood sewage
scheme, well then, let’s have
more guns of this sort!’’ The cost
of failure: would. bean in-
dependent disposal plant for the
hospital ata cost of $100,000 or a

Price, Mrs. F. Starr, Vern -

Gordon, Ernie Salt, Donald change of site. .
Crowhurst, Peter Seimens, John The stated policy of the
Graeme. Chamber of Commerce

is’ to
represent,-the commercial | in-
terests of the community; to
speak for commerce in the light
of commerce and to be a meeting
ground for those who seek to
serve the residents of the com-
munity.

Draw-An-Embiem
Contest Open —
To B.C. Children

~ The Cerebral Palsy Association
of British Columbia is searching
for a new image in a most
“unusual. way.
It. is. asking the children. of:
British Columbia to participate in
a Draw-an-Embiem contest. The
the importance of. loyal at-. winning design will be used by
tendance: of membersg at. all. the Cerebral Palsy Association as
“meetings as a measure of the its official symbol.
future success “of the new

_ Before relinquishing the chair,
Mr. Price gave a brief: report of
the. past year, speaking of the
rewards. and_ frustrations
besetting such an organization
particularly in reference. to
hospitals and highways.
He noted a. 100 per cent in-
crease in Christmas Celebrations
participation resulting in a
“healthy increase in. the
-decoration ‘inventory.

EXCELLENT OPERATION

The. majority of Chamber of
Commerce funds go to the Sidney
-& North Saanich Tourist Bureau
and he commended Mrs. Fred
Starr and her staff for their ex-
‘cellent operation .in processing
16,600 visitors. in 1968, 19, 00 in.
1969.

' The retiring president stressed

Mrs. Frances. Lamont, :
directorate. — Executive Secretary of the asso-
Both Mrs... Starr and Mrs. “ciation, said, “‘in a person’s life

Butler were presented with floral.

tributes to their excellent service
- over the past year. _ ~
~~ Guest speaker, “MLA John
-» Tisdalle, touched on govern-
“mental ‘problems . of the day,’
emphasizing - the: need of: Jess: :
parochial thinking with, Nebo
‘boundaries. and. greater: ac-

early detection and treatment of
cerebral palsy. offers -more hope.
and therefore we would like chil-
_ dren to design an emblem.”

coated Gnd willy, chelp.
-promote Cerebral Paley, ‘Week
“May: 25- 31. cee

Behe SE ge Entries should be sent: to the
Sales & Service on. car.
. stereo, marine and Citizens °
coBand equipment. ees

Cerebral. Palsy. Association of
BC. Room. 705 - 543 Granville

B & Ww and Color TV ser. : 30, 1970,

A vice. e Facilities.

: RE CREATION COMMISS ION:
ee | = Sidney. Council.

oe 2491 Bevan. .
oe (Above Lambert Motors)
at | mission this week. The new

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’ Prairie. Provinces,

The Cerebral Palsy. ‘Association:
hopes the: contest : will not. only.
find.a new look for them but will”
-also, ‘draw: the attention: Of ‘young .

-Draw- -an- -Emblem~™ Contest,

‘Street, Vancouver, § B.C, by April

- appointed .
“Capt. Al Jasper and: Al Knudsen’
‘to. the local Recreation Com-.

“members replace W, H. Young
‘and Capt. R. S. Spicer who led.

Mrs. A.L. Shiner of 830 Ben-

venuto Avenue left recently for

‘in. the
Eastern
Canada and the United States.
She spenta:few. days in Ed-
monton prior to joining her sister;
Mrs. Edith..Wilkins. of Reston,
Manitoba, and ‘she and Mrs.
Wilkins. will. enjoy Centennial. .

several weeks holiday

‘Year in Manitoba before going to
Ontario, where they will spend .
“some time visiting: freinds and

relatives. From there they will:
visit relatives in North Dakota
before returning home. —

Mrs. Baker. of Victoria ‘and
Mrs. S. Brower.» of) ‘Viking,

Christine “Hamilton of: 1031

. Clarke Road celebrated her. third.: :
birthday on .May 5th. witha)”

luncheon party. Her guests were.

Hamilton, . Shelley. Hamilton,

=: Leanne Hamilton.

“Chureh and: ‘community affairs.

= Monday’ t evening, May: 4, “the
Brentwood Community, Hall was

staff of the Brentwood Silhouette

‘|, Coiffures, Miss, Helen Bierness

‘described each ‘costume and hair
“Styling: beautifully. The. models.
were, charming i in a bright: range.
of suits and summer florals, right -
down to the little flower girl..On-
stage Bette styled four. wigs for

ay their ‘resignation.

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‘Alberta, were recent visitors at -
“‘the-home’ of. Mr..and Mrs.-Ron
Morrison, Brentview Drive.

Catherine Rice, Susan. Rice, ©
Leigh-Anne Martens, Freddie.

Leentvaar, Cindy Dedds, Clifford me made at the tea, Proceeds of the :

“Christopher Bowden Green. an id : entertainment: ‘will be: for. the:

and a ‘of Brentview Road:}
moved to. ‘Chilliwack last week |
and will be. greatly. ‘missed | ‘asl:

“-l-they were very active in. United
“The. ‘contest. is ‘open. to : all an y :

children’ up to.15 years of age: it.

the scene of a well: attended
Fashion. Show. by. Miss Frith’s,
and hair styling by Bette and her |

willing models. Poor prizes were

won by Mrs. Jim Hallett, Mrs.

Brownell and. Mrs.: Larry
Goodmanson. As sponsors, the
Brentwood .~ United. Church

Women. are grateful. for «the
support given by the community.

St. Stephen’s A.C.W. Spring
Tea held in the Memorial Hall,
Mount Newton. Crossroad, on
Saturday was well attended and
over $250. was cleared. The. tea
was opened by the Rev. Cyril

-Vanables, and the home cooking,

plant and book stalis were» well

_ patronized. A very fine collection
of prints of good pictures donated :
: by Beaver Books sold well, and’
the. valuable collection of West,

Coast. Indian--arts “and crafts

displayed by Dr. ‘and Mrs. C.A.-
Watson was a most worth- While:

attraction:,

Gilbert. and Sullivan’s

fate

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Advance sales of tickets, ‘for
Trial by
Jury, which. will be put on in the
-hall.on Saturday, June 6 by. St:
~Mary’s Choir (Oak. Bay) ‘were

HOW GOOD: IS YOUR

MEMORY? Period photo. of
students with their teacher at
the old Deep’ Cove School is
thought to date from the early
-twenties.. Two or. three of the
“pupils and the teacher have
not been positively identified,

“and a committee organizing: a
student re-union in June would
like to name each one. Phone
Mrs. Frances Robertson, 656-
3801 if you can help with the
‘identification.

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Recreational Program
Expanded This Summer

Work on the 1970 Summer recreational program to be offered by
Sidney Recreation Commission is in progress and is being planned on
a six-week basis with Ken Campbell as Director. Activities this year
will be on a wider range than formerly, and will include more age

‘groups. said Mrs. Eleanor Sowerby. Commission secretary.

A three-week playground program will run from July 6 to 24, when
activiites will include drama. creative skills and games appealing to
boys and girls of ages six to 12. Trained leaders will attend the sessions
from 9.30 a.m. until noon.

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