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French plan a general

meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 17 in the library at
Keating school for
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SCHOLARSHIP

the. eldest son of: Mr.
and: Mrs. R.J. Cole of

Port Moody,-B.C., -has

been chosen: from

“among many applicants.
-... for the award of a B.C.--
. Television Scholarship

to ‘attend .St. .Michaels::; “Benham said.

‘He ‘acknowledged the hospital
abortion committee: may soon:be’.
-faced-with increased demands, ‘‘if:.-
_ all the girls from Victoria stream out
here,’ but could. not “Say how: j it
would be dealt with.
Regarding possible pro- -life activ-
4 ity, Benham said pressure groups on”
~ public bodies is” ‘Not a favorable =...

- University School in.

Victoria. B.C... T.V.

young people from

Ontario, Manitoba, Sas- .
_.katchewan, Alberta, the.
NWT, the Yukon and °
“many, parts of B. Gas. ©
well as with representa-
tive students from some:

Laat other lands.’

: ae _ Enter to win a Free |

Draw to be held Saturday —
| Nov. 8, 5:00 p.m.

NG STOVE SHC OP

iN. Pm - ~ Corner of Mirah & Keating X Rd.
ae we ae Phone 652- 9822

‘Scholarships give to —
youngsters of exeption-_
al ability :and. promise”
the opportunity to meet:

the Ate oie

Wednesday, November 5, 1980.

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action to carry out repairs to the
STAG building.’’

Ald. George MacFarlane told the
meeting that right from the start
STAG has had council's support
when the municipality provided
money and a place to hold their
meetings.

‘‘This was utilized for one year
and if the executive pulls out when

the heat is on I don’t think we should

have any part of it. I don’t think
there is too much we can do.’’

Hill said Tuesday Martin was
:**doing an excellent job. I have no
doubt about the value of her work
helping youngsters individually’
but said he wasn’t sure if STAG cen-

tres could solve problems among ~

teenagers and he couldn’t ‘‘get up
and do a jiggle with STAG when the

- community | is so concerned with

vandalism.’

Hill said he didn’t want to “put
:the squeeze on, | know STAG has

- some merit.’’ He also admitted there

were only about ‘‘five kids who are a

_ problem’’ and ‘‘I know we have do

something for these kids’’. but he
reiterated he also has a responsibility
to the community.

- Continued from page i

not taking on their responsibility,”

thing. °

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body you should, and represent your:
iew on-the committee for the. good...

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Hill said he may have been at fault ~

when as an alderman he allowed

youngsters to use the old firehall for _

a clubhouse. ‘‘Is it fair to put at-risk
kids in a facility like that?’’ he ques-

tioned adding the run-down build-
ing’s windows and doors were _

knocked out, and there was no ade-
quate bathroom.

‘‘What we need is a community

recreation building with one room.‘

designated for STAG,”’ he said,’
admitting it was difficult for youngs-

ters to have respect for their grubby _

facility.
Martin said she was grateful to
Central Saanich residents who sup-

ported the centre’s job program ~
_which helped youngsters find work.

She also acknowledged the police
officers who ‘‘supported and en-
couraged us throughout the year, the.
parents, volunteers, merchants for

their donations, teachers, steering -

committee members and staff far

‘their dedication — particularly

Angie Boutin, whose efforts: and

faith in young people kept us all ©

going.’ :

Not least of all, Martin recog-
nized the centre’s members and ex-
ecutive. ‘‘you are all — still — the. -

peninsula’s best resource.’

Hospital —
jndependent

Trustees in the motion urged prow = |.
and anti-abortion people to focus::: :
_their energies on politicians who. .
~ > have: the. power to change aboraaa :

f

“laws.

wap Lake General: Hospital.

“They used. to have kids, kids ©
carrying placards saying ‘murder- *

ers’,”’ he said,”

Benham said, *

s long as they serve or, until govern
ment legislation.

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Brentwood

The issue: did “subside however :
‘as we got more peo-
ple on our side to join-the society.”” ..
“Benham said: the’ present board:

will stay with the: passed resolution
proclaiming | no position: on'the issue:

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Benham recalls: protesting anti: 08
abortionists in Salmon Arm at Shus- Bi

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