_Wednesday, September 1, 1971

PAGE FIVE

RECREATIONAL PROGRAM FACES BUMPY START

Classes’ in yoga,  ‘‘kin-
derdance’’, conversational
bridge and. house league
basketball, badminton and
volleyball are some of the ac-
tivities scheduled at Sanscha this
fall.

Recreation. Commission
secretary Eleanor Sowerby says
that some of the courses have
arisen from requests made in the
survey conducted earlier this
year.

Ladies’ keep fit, gym classes,
teen dances and floor hockey are

tentatively planned. More details
will be announced next week.

The success of a large-scale
community recreation program

this fall will be the key to

organized activity in the future.

Ambitious plans formed~ by
Sidney Recreation Commission
in co-operation with Sanscha for
a 50-hour per week schedule in
the hall received an unexpected
setback last weekend.

A new grant structure of the
provincial Recreation depart-
ment provided for funds -to

subsidize such a program for one
year. But ‘the application ac-
companied by municipal Council
blessing in August, achieved
partial success.

Funds are available for about
three months only.

“We faced the possibility of
dropping the program entirely”’
said Commission chairman
Harry Tobin after an emergency
meeting on Sunday. ‘But. we
have decided to give it a try. If
the public responds, we will
explore every means of raising
money to keep it going.”

The Commission is meeting
with sport leaders and service
club representatives this week

and will announce. a full-scale .

program for-all ages in the next
issue of The Review.

Full-time. use of Sanscha
facilities under the aegis of the
Commission was applauded by
Sidney Council. In a letter in
August ‘to the provincial
Recreation department, Council
supported the program and
promised financial support in the
future if the first year of
operation is a success.

OBITUARY

MURIEL ELIZABETH HORNE

Many friends on Galiano will be
grieved to hear of the death of one
of the ladies who came to the
Island for many. years with her
husband and daughters, to spend
holidays and weekends at their
home on Gulf Drive ‘‘Cliff
House’. Muriel Elizabeth Horne,
beloved wife of Hugh M. Horne
passed away in hospital in
Vancouver following a lengthy
illness, on August 26th. She is
survived by her husband, two
daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Tidswell, of New Zealand,
Elaine, and son William, at home

in Vancouver,. one grandson,
Bradley Tidswell, of New
Zealand, two brothers in Win-
nipeg, and three sisters.

- Mrs. Horne was a past officer
of Burrard Chapter No. 3, Order
of the Eastern Star, member of
Arbutus Court, No. 4. Order of
Amarath, Shaughnessy Heights
United Church, Georgian Club,
and Shaughnessy Golf and
Country Club. Funeral. service
held at 2 p.m., Shaughnessy
Heights United Church, Rev. G.
Searcy officiating. In lieu of

flowers, donations to Red Cross.

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