Wednesday, June 29, 1955.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

“MRS. JOHNSTON ELECTED FOR FURTHER TERM
AS PRESIDENT OF SIDNEY SCHOOL P.T.A.

- The annual meeting of. the Sid-
ney school P.T.A. was held at the {
school on Monday, June 20, with

the president, Mrs. 'G. C. Johnston, i

‘in the chair.

. Mrs. Johnston thanked the mem.-
bers. who had helped at the‘ re-
treshment booth: on sports day.

Mrs. G.' B, Sterne thanked the
members for: their. co-operation: at
the. festival. She also thanked the
teachers for their -part:in. the pro-
gram,

The treasurer, Mrs. C. J. Douma, !

announced that $247 had been
made at the festival.
Members of the executive then

gave their annual reports. The re- ' the dental clinic with every child
ports gave interesting accounts of iin need of treatment of some sort,

the progress made by the P.T.A.
during the past year.

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| Lassfolk gave a vote of thanks. to

Mrs. Sterne for her. work as. con-
vener of the festival.

Mrs. Lassfolk explained that the
school picnic would-be held. on the
| hast School day, Thursday, ‘June: 23,
and that report cards would be re-
ceived ‘on: the previous day.

Sidney. school. did very well at
sports day. The school won : both
district cups as -well -as. the two
relay cups.
HEALTH COUNCIL

In her report, Mrs, G. Brodie out-
lined the work done by the health
(council during the past year, when
(42 children had been treated at

‘Sixteen women in the district had
; received certificates in home nurs-

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X-rays had _ Bech given

to about 700 people and all grade

one and five-year-olds had receiv-

ed Salk anti-polio vaccine. -
Pre-school children will be. given:

medicals at.the school in June 27,

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28, from 1 to 4 pm. Dr. A. N,
Beatty will be in ‘attendance. .

’ During the year Sidney. .P.T.A,
has had 74 paid-up members, it

‘was reported by Mrs. J, Barclay.

The historian, Mrs. C. C. Inkster,
gave an interesting account of the
activities of the P-T.A. during the
past year.

Mrs. S, Coward, tea convener,
reported that tea had been served
after every meeting and during the
year they had been convened by
members, teachers and the execu-
tive. Four dozen cups and saucers
had been purchased with tea money
and material has been purchases
to. make into tea cloths.

It was announced by the presi-
dent that the P.T.A. would not be
sponsoring ‘swimming classes this
year,
to do so next year.

Children. wishing to enter -bi-
cycles in the parade on.Sidney Day

‘playground behind the Cold. Stor-
age building where they will as-
semble for. the: parade,
SCHOOL BUILDING a

‘Mrs. J. Peatson then gave an in-
iteresting account. of the meeting
she had attended at Mount Newton.
| high school. The meeting was a
{report on the ‘school situation in
District 63 by the Capital Regional
Planning Board: School enrolment
had shown: an -increase of 83 pet
cent since the district was formed,
Mrs, Pearson reported. There-are
1844. pupils attending schools in the
district with an

380 Deep Cove Road.

Commencing. July 6th.
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PAGE NINE

BIG SAVINGS BY
STUDENTS HERE

During the 1954-55 term students
of North Saanich high school de-
posited $692.93 to the credit of their
individual savings accounts in the
School. Credit: Union.

Funds. so deposited earn interest
and care insured. J: H. Nunn -has
represented the ‘Saanich Peninsula
Credit Union at the school.

pupils expected in “three years.

At the present tiine some schools
are holding classes in converted
church halls and.army huts..

It was suggested by Planning
Director Brahm Weisman that at
least 15 new classrooms would be
needed within three years,

Mrs. Johnston asked for volun-
teers to help with a P.T.A. float
for Sidney Day. Anyone wishing to
help should contact Mrs. Johnston
or a member of the executive.

Presentations were made to thre
teachers who are leaving the statf
of Sidney. school, They are Mrs. I.

Tvler, Mrs. H. Gibbs and J. Wick-
ens. ; . co
The following were elected as

members. of the executive for -the
ew term: president, Mrs. -John-,
stons vice-president, R, Donaldson;
secretary,: Mrs. J. Pearson; treas-
urer, Mrs.) W. Gardner; social and
tea, Mrs, S. Coward; publicity: Mrs.
H. Tobin; historian, Mrs, Lane;
sick and welfare, Mrs. M. Pratt:
membership, Mrs. M. Shillitto: pro-
gram, Mrs, G, B. Sterne; magazine
and calendar, Mrs. G. McIntosh:
health, Mrs. E. Elvedahl; P.T.A.
council: delegates, Mrs. G.- Brodie
and Mr. Speakman; alternate dele-
gate, Mrs. C.. Douma.

The: new officers were installed
by Mrs. Lassfolk, ;

“Mrs, Coward and her committee
served strawberry shortcake to the
members. -

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NEW ST AGE The school choir and orchestra | | Last Social Function
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CURTAIN 8 {contributed items delighting all | their school social life for the year
| present, ’ | with an informal party Wednesday
A highlight at the final meeting |_ Mts. A. Butler, Mrs. C, Sluggett, evening. ee

Mrs, R, Tubman, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Baade convened activities for rais-
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awards and other school needs. This

of the Mount Newton .P.T.A. held
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schoo] board property.

The June meeting given over
to a display of student work and
activities, was very well attended.
Some 170 girls modelled dresses they
had made during the year under

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