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Wednesday, May 27, 1981

By SHAUNNE O’BRIEN
-‘Stelly’ s trainable mentally handicapped
programme students returned last
Thursday from a week of camping and
hiking along the Westcoast Trail. The trip
went well, and was enjoyed by all.

. ©The school’s student government

’ sponsored a-car rally May 15 which was
organized and run by. grads. Completing
the course first and winning a $50 prize
were Tim Hanley and Johnny Sampson.
Second and third prizes of $25 and $10
each were also awarded.

°Stelly’s welcome the return of teacher —
Chris Harker, who had been in Campbell
River for four weeks, busy. supervising
student teachers.

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Hans Bauer and his biology classes are
now the proud fosterparents of four noisy
baby pheasants. These birds were hatched in
an incubator in the biology lab from eggs
found on a. local farm. Everyone has

'marvelled at their rapid. growth and we are
now looking. forward to. the arrival of
ducklings. °

-..-@The concert band has returned’ ftom : an
enjoyable trip with Claremont band to
Burlingame school: in: San Francisco. Last
weekend both schools hosted the Burlingame
band. Our visitors marched in- the: ‘Victoria :
~ Day Parade. °

eCongratulations to Alison Giles who has
‘been elected: president of student council for

“have been elected and. when the council is.
“complete all names: will be published.

The girls soccer team finally bowed 2- 1 to
Claremont and were eliminated from: the
“playoffs. Congratulations to the girls ona
-.very fine season. . :

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The Buzz from Stelly’s

‘student vote was taken and results af-

‘banquet

the coming year: Some grade representatives: ~

“:-eThe track team showed: fine form eee
~ placing fourth in the secondary schools track;
in. Victoria. This -was’a. best~ ever.
~ showing fora Parkland team. Good luck to.

: Thursday.

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~The student council has suggested
altering the school’s. constitution. -A

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firmed the changes — relatively minor
ones. — concerning. the title of ‘the
presiding body and the positions within it.

e‘‘Nitinat Nuts’? (members of the
Outdoors Club) left. last Thursday. for
four days of hiking along the Westcoast
Trail.

Team members and coaches enjoyed
Stelly’s third. annual athletic. awards
last Thursday. A_ palatable
dinner was provided by teaching kitchen
students and staff. Humorous awards
-pertaining to memorable incidents were
presented by both players and coaches to
one another.

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eGrassroots Theatre presentation of the

' muisical comedy, Growing Up Naked, due

to open Friday, has been cancelled.

Increased out-of-school commitments on the

part of a number of students severely limited |
rehearsal time and a decision was made to

cancel the production rather than produce a

show that might be less than that expected of
Grassroots.

The second student dance of the year.was

: a great success. The music by Zipper brought

an. enthusiastic response from ‘students.

Dinner consisted of steaks barbecued by the —
"staff and a salad bar provided by the home

economics. department. A special “thank
you’ to all. students: and teachers: ‘whose

enthusiasm and energy | made this a most .

en joyable evening.

: - Congratulations to: jenifer Lindsay and =
Randy Sallis who were chosen to serve on the

Bay high school council.
-@Lieut. Tim Reilly and two officers of the

‘Canadian Scottish regiment ‘talked ‘to an.
“enthusiastic group of grade ‘12, students last.
Of: particular interest. was. the.
student youth. employment» Program for

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May 18 in the Log
Museum,
Saanichton. President
Moran Brethour.
introduced guest
Christine McNab, a
former . teacher. at
Saanichton school.
Preparations are
under way for the
annual banquet to be
held on June -13.
Dinner will be at six
p.m. and an in-
teresting. speaker will
address members and
their friends.

It was proposed the
group visit the Sooke
Museum . in ‘June.
Three ‘speakers. en-.
tertained the meeting
with reminiscences of
their childhood on the
peninsula. Mrs. Bessie
Roberts spoke of her
early days in the
Sidney. area; Mrs.
Cuthbert Brown gave
her talk on Brentwood

Bay waterfront
camping and
picknicking © spots

when she was a child,

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