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Local liberals ready
for new constituency

CLIVE TANNER

The resignation of Premier Bill

_ Vander Zalm tonight and a provin-

cial election in a year is predicted

by Clive Tanner, president of the

newly formed Saanich North and

the Islands Liberal constituenc;
association.

The Sidney businessman, who

- Yan provincially for the Liberals in
1986, was elected president at the
new association’s founding meet-
ing. E

Another general meeting will be
held in early February to elect a
full 10-member executive, Tanner
said Monday.

Present executive members are
vice-president Paul Wheeler, trea-
surer Peter McCalman and secret-
ary Christine Tanner.

In February new association will
chose delegates and debate resolu-
tions for the April provincial con-
vention in Vancouver.

Volunieers sought
for hospital auxilary

Volunteers to head Saanich
Peninsula Hospital Auxiliary
activities for the coming year are
needed by the Feb. 13 annual
general meeting.

Required are chairmen and
members for the crafty crew, bur-
sary, birthday card, patient tray and

. historian committees.

Any member wishing to volun-
teer for office or nominate a candi-
date should call nominating com-
mittee chairman Marney Roe at
656-9116.

A nominating meeting to choose
a candidate will be called by the
new executive later in the year

Tanner said he enjoyed being the
Liberal candidate in the last Saa-
nich and the Islands provincial
election.

~T’ve run in four campaigns and
that is the one I enjoyed the most,”
he said.

He predicts a provincial election
in the spring of 1991, following
the premier’s resignation tonight
and a Social Credit leadership
convention in three months.

Tanner worked on the Liberal
campaign for the December Oak
Bay byelection, won by New Dem-
ocrat Elizabeth Cull over Social
Credit candidate and Oak Bay
Mayor Susan Brice.

Liberal candidate Paul McKivett
collected nine per cent of the vote.

Tanner was president of the
Saanich and the Islands constitu-
ency association for four years.
The Saanich South constituency is
chaired by Cliff Vickery, until an
annual general meeting is held.

On March 1, the former two-
member Saanich and the Islands
constituency will be divided into
Saanich North and the Islands and
Saanich South.

[MEL COUVELIER]

WORKING FOR
SAANICH
& THE ISLANDS

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Saanich & the Islands
wants to know your con-
cerns.

Please visit the
Constituency office:
2388 Beacon Ave.
Sidney, B.C. 656-6232
Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 or by Appt.

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