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washed in-hot, water to ensure dyes
‘are color fast.
“The thought of my ying run-
ning appalls. me.”

‘Recent. fashion trends. have -
borne out her prediction that ‘the.
“hippic look” is again becoming :
popular. She is now designing an

at the summer wear resort market..-~
~- An up scale product, also aimed
at the resort market: are hand-dyed’ :
and-hand-knit cvening shawls,
~ sweatcrs. and wraps, m made of wool
cand silk.°:
Antique. quilts provide: some of
~ the inspiration for Ana’s dcsigns,.
i; which she describes as
with my knitting needles.”
She and Michael will market the. -
dyed scarves and shirts under the
name Mimosa, after the. flower,
and the hand knit products as Ana —
Brom creations.
“Tf Calvin Klein can do it, Tan
do it,” “Ana says,
The. couple. has. contacted

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Look way

North Saanich has, in its wisdom, seen fit to establish a parks
commission for the purpose of assessing what the community has

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accesses at the moment and the

needs many decades down the road, as pressures change.
There is little doubt that what the community possesses at time

of writing must form the base of the. park system for the

foresecable future, a fact which dictates the necessity of taking the

Al its initial mecting Edo Nyland and Brian Neal were
unanimously elected as chairman and vice-chairman, respectively.
Tt was recognized that the long experience of Nyland in connection
with parks is undoubtedly second to nonc in the community while,

very much in need of the Icgal

“expertise which Neal is able to bring to its deliberations.

Other members of the commission include Ray Emerson, Gil
Montgomery, W. Lane, Maurice Chazottes (chairman APC), and
myself, Cy Hampson (chairman EAC).

All are volunteers. Ald. Don Caverlcy serves as council liaison.
the commission will hold two meetings per-month.

The chairman noted that there are within the municipality over
-35 parks, unknown numbers of trails and stairways, 65 beach

Cy Hampson photo

Chambers of Commerce in resort
communities to identify local bou-

- tiques.
Their first target is Whistler. ‘The ove
market there is ideal for Ana’s
hand knit evening wear, with. the-
- average female customer identified’
as aged 33-50, sophisticated and in
~an.upper.income bracket. saa
~The :Mimosa: line ‘will provide: :
“inexpensive souvenirs: for summer
“visitors to. the’ resort. Between”
- February and March:Michacl, who ~
“handles sales, will also visit bouti-"
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“They want.to base. their fledging »

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Outdoors
Unlimited

By Cy Hampson

accesses and that these are under various owners, such as the
District of North Saanich, the province, the CRD, B.C. Develop-
ment Corporation, and the Crown. He noted, further, that a great
deal of work lies ahead of the members of the commission if they
are to gel a secure handle upon the complexities involved.

Joan Schill, municipal clerk, provided essential dewils regarding
the wide varicty of park ownership and jurisdiction, clarifying the
nature of provincial parks, Icaschold parks, regional parks,
Municipal parks, land dedicated as park on the legal survey plan,
lands owned by the district and used for park purposed but not
dedicated park, rights of way, linear parks, beach accesses, and
land bequeathed to the district under certain. conditions. In
communication dealt with. the question of
liability on the part of the parks commission members.

Nyland had already decided that a first step must consist of
preparing an accurate, detailed, carded inventory of all information ’
available regarding the parks in question, including such items as
location, maps, access, history, boundaries, ownership, the deci-

addition, Schill’s

sions of former councils.

(if advisable), ctc.

Suppliers for materials and selling
through. boutiques and from ay.

home studio.

Eventually, they hope Michael
will be able to stop. working as a.
_ heavy-duty. mechanic and concen-
‘trate full-time on their home busi- :

ness.

“Much of. the work, for their

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In addition, field inspections by commission members would
determine details with respect to signs, parking arcas, structures
present, water supply, toilets, fencing, garbage collection and
disposal, environmental features, vandalism, dangerous conditions,
unauthorized use, erosion, cleanliness, development possibilitics

The chairman wishes to take into consideration ‘the long-term
needs and wishes of the local people, both the present and
potential use of the parks, and hopes to involve nearby residents in
the. protection, maintenance and management of them

The parks commission promises to be a busy one indeed. With
the long. range view always in focus, it should leave’ a. valuable
legacy for those generations .to follow.

duct, developing manufacturing _
techniques and identifying a mar- -
_-ket — has now been done.

"work. We: expect to. have it estab-
lished in’ six months,”

Ana: already orks full: time on’:
the business, putting’in 10 to 12°
“hours: daily in the: studio.: ‘Michacl
; spends his evenings in ‘the studio, oaks
Spinning, ‘Kniiting or hemming ve
scarves.” i

“If you ork in. your’ ‘home: you: 7
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~ noted:

“lion dollars, just a decent living...
--The- excitement of. what we? ee
oF - doing is is: what’ S. dmportant.”

cottage industry — finding a pro- :

“We've done our. foundation

Ana ‘said: - .
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