Local flavor to Hall of Fame board

Peninsula residents are among
those named to a board of directors
which will oversee the formation
of a Victoria Sports Hall of Fame.

A steering committee which has
undertaken the initiative

announced the board at a meeting

last Tuesday night.

Included are Norma Sealey, Ron
Davis, Danny Henry and Cathy
Travis.

‘Sealey is a former mayor of
Sidney and chairman of the Capi-
tal Regional District board.

She has an interest in recreation
and served on the B.C Recreation

_ Association for eight years, includ-

Le

ing two-as president.
Davis, a Sidney resident, is gen-

eral manager and vice-president of
Pacific Coach Lines.

His background is in marketing
and promotions. He was manager
of production and sales for the
B.C. Ferry Corp. from 1980 to
1990, and prior to this was manag-

‘er of marketing for Greyhound

Lines.

He has also been involved in
hockey for many years.

Henry is a noted soccer player,
having travelled widely and been a
member of the highly- successful

Vic West Soccer Club.
' A member of the Coast Salish —

nation and resident of the Pauqua-
chin reserve, Henry is co-ordinator
for the native participation com-
mittee of the 1994 Commonwealth

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He said he got involved with the
drive to set up a hall because many
native athletes have participated in
sports in the “iciora region over
the years.

“We'd like to be able to see
some of these people recognized
for their ACHISYSMENS in sports,”
he said.

Travis has been me organizing
catalyst behind the Victoria Sports
Hall of Fame.

She decided something had to
be done when she discovered a
Victoria sports memento wasn’t on
display at the B.C. Sports Hall of
Fame in Vancouver.

The item was the soccer ball
used in a game between Fulham,
an English First Division side, and
the Victoria All-Stars in 1951.
Victoria won the game 1-0, with
Travis’ father, Ab, scoring the lone
goal, Canada’s first against a First
Division team.

She said the board’s first meet-
ing is scheduled for Nov. 12,
where a three- to five-year busi-

“hess plan will be set in motion.

Travis said work has begun now
in the hopes of having a display set
up in time for the Commonwealth
Games.

“We certainly hope to be part of

the Games,” she said. “We want to
be the repository for the Common-
wealth Games.”

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