Construction will start soon
on Memorial Park lands adja-

cent to Parkland School, ac-
cording to a report given at the
recent annual general meeting
of the Sidney and North
Saanich Memorial Park Socie-
ty.
By JULIETTE PROOM
Review Staff Writer

‘““We’re searching for
volunteers who can help us with
the wooded area,’’ said pro tem

president George McKimin. The
parks master plan calls for foot-
paths through the wooded area
on the south side of the 41-acre
property.

‘*We’re hoping an arborist
will come forward and help us
work on. this area,’’ said
McKimm.

The Memorial Park Society
will spend $150,000 to level
parts of the property for playing
fields. ‘‘This work will be star-

the next two

ting within
weeks.”’
The society will lend its sup-
port to Sanscha Hall directors
in their attempt to alleviate their

$16,000 municipal tax bill. ‘‘If
we are to be realistic, we must
face the. possibility that they

may cease opcrations,’’ said
McKimm | in his chairman’s

Written report.

Sanscha and Memorial Park
Society directors met with
Sidney council since the May 19

Schauch cites personal reasons

A community member of the
airport steering committee said
he’ resigned from the North
Saanich committee for personal
reasons.

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Zealand, then went to Australia
_ for five weeks. He and his wife

next spent a week on each of the
Cook Islands and Fiji.

“*I tried all the beer they had
to offer,’’ he said.

Now back on the Peninsula
he is training for the next.race.
The Canadian Ironman. is in
Penticton, B.C. at. the end. of
August.

“Hopefully Vl be healthy
this year and race, and see what
I can do,’’ Holding . said.
‘“‘When you train hard you are
susceptible to injury: and. you
can pick up bugs that affect you
more.

“ “T just go from race to-race-

~- and enjoy it: You go to a race

with a time.in your’ mind that.

you want to do, but then try to

have fun and avoid major.

disappointment.”’
Holding says he does a lot of
. thinking while he is training. lt
-_relieves tension and he is able to
-. solve problems while on his bike.
or in the pool:

Triathlon ‘athletes are. “faced
with high costs because of the.
three separate sports they com-:
‘pete in: Running only requires On

’shoes,’shorts and a shirt:

Cycling requires an expensive 7
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‘It has nothing to do with the
mayor .or the resignation of
Ald. Rebecca Vermeer,’’ said
Horst Schauch. He declined
further comment. —

bike, but many. racers must
spend. thousands of dollars on
cycling equipment, Holding
said. ‘‘Some. pros have. bikes
worth up to $10,000.”’ And they
make extra. money from pro-
duct endorsements.

Professional triathletes win
prize money, but in the amateur
classes where Holding com-
petes, the winner.
trophy and a T-shirt.

‘*As it is now, my wife is my
major sponsor,’’ Holding said.

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Schauch -sent a letter of
resignation to..Mayor Linda
Michaluk. in. early April.

However, it was not presented
to council until Vermeer sub-
mitted her resignation — last
month.

_In her letter of resignation,
Vermeer had said that Mayor

’Londa Michaluk’s ‘‘behavior is

negative and counter-
productive °:.. I wish to
minimize my exposure to such
deleterious influence,. so I
hereby tender my resignation as
your representative to the air-
port steering committec.’’

The two vacancies have not
been filled.

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mecting, and. asked again that
the taxes be waived. ‘‘The situa-
tion is still in that position,”
said McKimm.

Relations ‘between - the
Sanscha and Memorial Park

Societies may be on the upswing
with the most recent election of
Memorial Park directors. Don
Trivett now sits on both boards.

Sanscha Hall manager Chuck
Harvey, board member Reg
Teeney and Jim Lang were all
nominated to. the Memorial
Park Board from the floor of
the meeting but none were suc-
cessful.

“} think they need to change
their rules,’’ said Teeney in an
interview. ‘‘Under: the. current
bylaws, you have to be oa
member for 21 days before you
can vote. | was in the position

of running for office, but not

being able to vote.”’

Sidney Association of Mer-
chants president Marie Rosko
‘and former | school. trustee
have been
elected to two-year terms as was
McKimm.

Fiona Clarke, Diane Robson,
Richard Holmes and Andrias

Boas will continue on the board —

for another year. Officers will
be elected among trustees at the
first board meeting, said
McKimm. a

The Society had 129 members
at the end of its fiscal year, said
Clarke. This is 91 less than a
year ago.

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