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_ The 14 girls of the Parkland Chorus with director Frances Pollet.

eard in concert on Monday, February 23 at 7
at Parkland Secondary School on McDonald Park Road.

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PARKLAND CHORUS TO SING MONDAY

The Parkland Chorus willbe
heard in concert this coming
Monday, February 23 at 7:30

p.m., at Parkland Secondary .

School, 10640 McDonald Park

Road.

This 14-member ladies’
ensemble is featured in three
and four’ part music.
Repertoire includes songs of

the 17th century as well as the.

20th century.
Members of the chorus ar

Dorothy Allan, Monica Ber-

nard, Lorraine Brooks,
Stephanie Chance, Debbie
Fallick, Jeanette Gulley,
Theresa McLaren, Sue
McLean, June Moffoot,
Margaret Moore, Annette
Ostrom, Heather Shrieves,
Jeannie Sutherland, Judy
Whyte, Leslie White, Cindy
Schwindt, and Susan Pye. the

director is music teacher
Frances Pollet.

Along with this musical
offering will be the Art
Department’s presentation of
Student art work. Mr. Chris
Domanand Mrs. Beverly Carr
are organizing the exhibit.

Interspersed with the choral
numbers will be instrumental
selection performed by

Parkland students. Violinist
Susan Pye will be heard, as
well as pianist Monica Ber-
nard. .
There is no admission
charge but donations will be
accepted to cover expenses.
A social hour will follow the

‘programme with refresh-

ments
students.

prepared by the

Two-Way Traffic Plan

Receives Further Delay

The application to Central
Saanich council to revert back
‘to a two-way traffic system in
the Moodyville area of
Brentwood Bay encountered
another delay

Monday

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: a display of leather work put on by Dane Verney.
STAG at present has some 90 members ranging in
- age from 13 to 16.
- Those involved in the STAG design and innovate
programs of their. own choosing and are presently
‘ at work on a stage play. They also write poetry,
‘ play ping pong and involve themselves in art work.

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Council members were not
willing to authorize the change
in traffic pattern for the
Stelly’s X Road, Babington
Lane, Harding Lane area
despite a request and petition
by local residents.

The matter was deterred to

“next week’s Public Works

committee meeting.

As well, it was decided to go
ahead with the installation of a
10” drain tile along the lower
end of Stelly’s for a distance of
285 feet, and at a cost of $500.

Alderman Donald
MacLaurin was opposed to the

move because the tile laid is

of it,’ he asked council, but
did not receive a satisfactory

-answer.

“‘The only reason for doing it
(installing the tile) is to widen
the usable portion of the

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clay tile would not be sturdy
enough for constant traffic.

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was carried.

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THE REVIEW

JOB’S DAUGHTERS

The International Order of
Job’s Daughters is a Masonic’
organization for girls aged 12
to 20, presenting them with an’
opportunity to join with the
120,000 girls in Canada and
abroad, in preparing them-
selves for roles as good
citizens and potential
leadership in their com-
munities.

The young members con-
duct the affairs of the Bethel,
which is completely self-
supporting and under the
guidance of an adult council.

Activities are planned for
the progress of the Bethel and
the service to the Community
in which they function. Con-
tributions to a number of
charitable and research in-
Stitutions are made each year.

Since 1958, the 59 Bethel in
British Columbia have con-
tributed in excess of $60,000 to
the Cancer Research In-
stitute.

Interested girls and their
parents may contact Mrs.
Vasti Lamb of Bethel No. 54 at-
656-3115. Bethel No. 54 meets
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at
9908 Fourth Street, Sidney.

SIDNEY BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL |
WOMEN’S CLUB

The February meeting of
the Sidney Business and
Professional Womens’ Club
was held on February 10, 1976
at the home of Mrs. Helen
Wright. Mrs. Doris Penfold,
President, chaired the
meeting. |

Plans for the Vancouver
Island Regional Conference
were discussed. The Con-
ference will be held on April 4,
at the Canadian Legion Hall
on Mills Cross Road. A new
Regional Director will be
elected at this meeting.

Mrs. Doris Penfold and Mrs.
Helen Wright, Secretary,
performed the beautiful
Candlelighting Ceremony in
honour of International Night.
This ceremony serves to unite
members all over the world in
the thought if not in presence.

The next meeting will be
held on March9 at the home of
Mrs. Catherine Milne.

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OAPO NEWS IN REVIEW

By Edith Smith

The February meeting of
Branch 25 OAPO was attended
by some 80 members and a
goodly number of visitors.
Mrs, Elsie Thacker of Branch
32, Salt Spring Island brought
nine members with her and
they included Mesdames E.
Barber, J. Hayward, M.
Clark, D. Jones, V. Griffin, M.
Cunningham, A. Maybee and
Msrrs. C. Ramsey and H.
Brigden. Two visitors from
Victoria were also present,
Mrs. Edna Readnand, Mrs. A.
Ramsay.

Mrs. Mary Briggs presented
Life Membership Cards to
four long-time members who
have been outstanding in their
service to the Organization.
Art Evans, Violet Richardson,
Bill Booth and Ella Booth
received the honours.
Delegates elected for the
Provincial Convention which
will be held in June at Vernon,
B.C. were Jack Rogers, Doris
Bosher and Bert Bosher.
Alternates are Mary Briggs
and Bill and Ella Booth. A
resolution was also drafted.
and will be sent to the
Resolutions Committee of the

Provincial Board for.
processing. :
Due to the increasing.

Sidney area a patrol service is

OBITUARY

MARSH

William (Bill) Marsh, late
residence Courser Drive,
Sidney, B.C. at: Rest Haven
Hospital, on February 16, 1976.

Beloved husband of
Adrienne and father of
Roderick. Mr. Marsh was a’
member of the Royal
Canadian Legion No. 37,.
Sidney, Sidney Masonic
Lodge; Knights Templar of
Canada. On his retirement he
was manager of Canadian °
Imperial Bank of Commerce,
Portage La Prairie, Man.
Service will be held from St. :

Andrew’s Anglican Church, ~

Sidney, B.C. on Thursday;
February 19, 1976 at 2:30 p.m. °
Rev. Robt. Sansom  of-
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available and President Jack
Rogers had engaged a speaker
from the Island Security
Patrol. Mr. Larry Scott
itemized the services with
which all citizens should
become familiar so they can
utilize the one which they need

Edith Smith has been ap-
pointed Councillor for Elder
Citizens in this area and is
ready to give assistance to
anyone over 60 years of age on
any problem and in complete
confidence,

1976 Committee Convenors
are as follows: Sock Visiting:
M. Charlesworth and Elsie
Beasley. Visitors Book: M.
Charlesworth. Sales Table: M.
Boquist. Cards & Novelties:
Art Evans assisted by Faye
Westin. Publicity: and Tran-
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Hughes. Entertainment: Jack
Young. Elder Statesman: P.
Bushey, F. Westin. Reporter
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Padre: Rev. Ray Horsefield.
Piano: Violet Richardson.

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