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‘race. series in’ Royal. Victoria

me asked about the
One teacher foreach 33'students’
“may. sound | great. in theory, but
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| suppose .the. school balances on. na

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WITH GWYN: OWEN
Gales that forced cancellation
of last Saturday's -tirst. of three

Yacht’ Club’s” two-day Sidney
regatta played havoc with what
was to have-been. our first big
sailing event of Centennial vear.
A 28° sloop on it’s way to take part
in this regatta was driven ashore
in Cadboro Bay and instead of the
nearly 100 boats expected to
participate. only 26 crossed the
starting line on Sunday morning.

A number of . skippers had
thought that the entire regatta
had been cancelled.on Saturday
morning instead of just the first
race. Those that did take part had
good sailing weather with winds
ranging from 5 to 20 knots and
close competition. all: the way.
Final results and: prizes. for the
first five boats will be awarded at
the Royal Victoria Yacht Club on
Friday, March 12.

Bob Lally, well known. ship-
wright .and resident of this
community for.a number of
years, has left to take up a senior
position with a Port Angeles boat
building firm. We. wish you luck.
in your new. venture, Bob, and
hope that you will some day.
return to.ply your trade on these
shores’ again.

club is organized at the north end’
of the peninsula ELSA (Elk Lake

‘to provide the only outlet . for

Sailing Association) will continue

organized racing and instruction
among the little boats. Based
largely on Sabots and. E] Toros
this group will start their spring
season activities on March 7. with
weekly. races’ every following
Sunday. There. are two courses
marked, one for boats under 13 ft.
and one for. those over. Where
there are four or more one-design
boats they will race as a class.

During the winter months club
members have held work parties
to clear piles of brush on the
shore. and mark underwater
stumps. They are continuing with
‘projects of leveling ‘and | im-:
proving. the parking. area’ and
constructing a boardwalk from
the shore to the floats. This inland
water yacht club is doing a great
job for the whole in’ providing
training for voung sailors under
an ideal environment and at the
same. time improving the_faci-
lities of this public park.

This year’s fleet captain is Eric
Gravenor, -and - newcomers
wishing to join in the dinghy fun
should phone him at 477-3568. The
only rule is that lifejackets or
floater jackets rnust’ be worn
while sailing. The annual fee,

Until “such time as a dinghy

$6°00.

- What's Doing In P.T. A.

: BY NORMA SEALEY.
Our schools. are already
“bursting at the seams’’ and yet

| it appears there are even more to
“come. What will be the fate. of

“your ‘children next. year or the
year after, without further
construction?

- Will the children go. ona’ shift’ ,
: system? :

Will pupils be bussed to other :
areas. where the school
‘population may be iower?

Will we have to use even more

dollar?” :
Further questions - may “be

-and a Grade: 2- class with: 40
“pupils. Should ‘the. excess

in order to get the proper ratio?
“Or should’a second look be taken
at the formula’ for alloting
. teachers, perhaps “recognizing

. that children in the early grades.
smay, need. more. individualized
attention than even a Bel ratio

allows.
What about. the magic figure |

often heard «in: relation to. the
“the:
* Quite]:

budget’. for. edueation.-
“allowable 110 ‘percent’, Quit
“simply. this. means that.the local

school board may only budget for -
10 percent: more than’ they spent
When one

the. previous year,
» considers the increasing costs of
everythings ((k ibour,

to realize: the “impossible
predicament that school hoards
are. faced with. The point in
question is that. ‘something has
ot to ive. and: a number: of

ay parents are becoming concer ned:
the.
educational PLOCOSS ” are, to bee

as tos which aspects of”

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“provide ‘economy’ for: the tax |

sacrificed or cut back in order to
keep within the ‘budgetary
Jimitations:

informed, ‘Sidney. P.T.A. -is

-with. these. problems, at which

Schoo! Board: of District No. 63
(Saanich). Trustees who“ have
agreed to attend are: H. Tobin
(Sidney),
Davis: (N. Saanich),
Ewan (C. Saanich). An invitation

and parent: groups in. the | area,

~an open discussion was held. The

- future weeks.

- In order to ‘keep. people better
_ Deanery meeting she attended on
presenting a program concerned’

“there will be a panel from the:

CC. McNeill, & TC.
and: G.M.:

has been extended to other PUTA.

size: of ‘classes::

“will take pl: ce ‘Monday, March 15:

oye "Sidney council Monday evening
-turned: down a’ request, by.

Grade.
“2's be placed i in with the Grade 7’s

materials,
ote.) it takes only common sense

“and the meeting is also: open. to
‘the: general public; whether they
or not. This program.

at 8:00 p.m. in ‘Sidney. elementary.
“school. All interested Parties a ar
welcome. - Se - ee

Turned Dow

“Clarernont School for’a grant to

-of Great: Britain.’
A recommendation by. the
Finance Committee | suggested
that the grant not be approved in
view. of | increased cosis ane
“higher taxation necessary : (
“provide essential services
Alderman. Wilke. Gardner
asked the: council: to reconsider
the recommendation in: light. of
the fact. that. the choir were
goodwill ambassadors for. the
Peninsula,

performed many services to the
community but turned down the
request in view of economic
_Gireumstances, . :

assist the choir in its Faster tour

“-Couneil allowed that the choir

PRESBY PE RIAN LADIES
Sidney and District
group: efoe St.

ladies:
_ Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Victoria,
Will meet at the bome of Mrs. €,-
Shergold, 9290, Canora Road. on

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BY -MRS. J. CHAPMAN

The hazardous ‘and un-
predictable weather conditions of
March.3, did not daunt the spirits
nor the will of ladies of the St.
Andrew's Afternoon Group of the
ACW when 24 members. turned
out for the monthly meeting in
the Margaret Vaughan-Birch
hall.

Mrs. .N. Bolster, President,
brought the meeting to order and
the opening prayers were led by
Mrs.-P, Brethour. Our devotion’s
chairman then read. a letter and
presented. other. information
regarding a new prayer. partner
for our group. It is still hoped the
group. may. be able. to “have
another partner who is with the
St. Faith's Missionaries. She also
brought to our attention a man

known to. .a few oof | our
parishioners “who is (now | at-

tending. a. theological college.
More information. is to be | ob-
tained:about this gentleman and
perhaps we may get approval to
have him as our prayer partner.
~ Mrs. Briggs, chairman of. our
“Ways and. Means Committee’
presented the ideas she and. her
committee had for fund raising.
It was suggested to havea ‘‘Your
Birthday Tea’. and when plans
were placed in front of the group

‘ideas ‘were accepted, and on
Saturday, April 3, at. 2:30 p.m.
our first spring tea will be held.
More details of this will follow in

Miss. J. Leigh, ‘Education
chairman, gave her report on the

Feb. 10, at St. Columba. Miss,
Leigh also reported on the Arrow
Road Senior Citizen’s. Residence
and stated it would be ready. for.
occupancy on April 1. :
‘Mrs. A. Watts gave an -in-
teresting report on the. workshop
. sessions: which ‘she and Mrs.’ G.
Kirk: attended - at. First United

our rest homes~ ‘and private:

Af St. Andrew’ s

_Whole-heartedly agreed to, again

- Church, Victoria. These sessions
Were for volunteers: interested i in:

assisting the elderly citizens in’

hospitals. - Both these, ladies: do.

Up Active.

‘field and. serve as our: Christian
Social Service workers.

The secretary's report of the
previous meeting was read and
approved, followed by ‘the
treasurer's and other. committee
reports.

Our president. vice-president
and secretary will represent this
group at the Diocesan Church
Board meeting at Nanaimo on
March 23 and 24. The meeting
was. closed with tea served by
Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Bailey.

ROTARY. i) SPONSOR
~ BLOOD CLINIC

At. a Directors: meeting. on
Wednesday Sidney: Rotary Club

sponsor a Red Cross Blood Clinic
in Sidney, and. President Jack
MacAulay named George
Howard to®.. convene -— all
arrangements connected with the
project. Plans have progressed to
the extent that the Clinic will be
held’at Sanscha Halt on Monday,
May 3 from 2.30 to 5 Pr m. and 6.30
to 8 p.m.

Besides the blood donors
themselves, there will be a need
for ladies to. assist. the,. Clinic,
“suchas serving .. cookies and
coffee, and for. ladies: with’ nur-
sing. qualifications to assist the
“Red © Cross* staff... Mr.° Howard

commer cial:

fa our. of f the. proposal.

year. oe ee
BYLAW DEFEATED _
The. Piercy “Development.

“Rezoning Bylaw was defeated by =| |
Sidney. council. Monday, evening. fet

Voting against. the motion to
“rezone property on the corner of:
-Ardwell Ave. and.» MacDonald _
Park. Road from residential to.

‘were. “Aldermen :
Hollingworth, ‘Sealey and Perry:
_ Alderman . ‘Wilke: Gardner. ‘voted.

-recalis’ with: appreciation those ;
ladies who did-so much to make
the: Clinic the success it was last

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