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By Wendy Laing.

By Bonnie Chan
Remember .Peter Cot-
tontail, the bunny trail and
all those little Easter eggs?
When: we were’ younger,
those were the main reasons
why we loved Easter,
not forgetting about allthat
chocolate!

- Well, Claremont students

-- still. adore: Easter holidays,

A beaming face says a thousand words. Thelma Brooks’
showed such pleasure one could not help but smile back. A
socials/geography teacher. at Parkland, Brooks stood in
the centre ofan excited group of Panthers and their Cape
Breton billets awaiting the Tuesday bus tour up-island.

And with Stu’ Kirkpatrick, Parkland’s other
teach/chaperone, rushing by with an ‘‘it’s going very, very
well and it has just begun!’’ they Whycocomagh-Sidney,
Canada Open House Exchange was obviously progressing
as hoped.

When: our participating Cats read these words the ex-
citement: will be directed towards their trans-Canada trip
withthe Nova Scotians awaiting to return their hospitality
April 28-May 5.

However at the morning’s interview the visit was only
gearing up after a thrilling view of the Rockies several days
before. Initiated by Whycocomagh’s Alison Austin, the
eastern school chose Sidney as an exchange destination. |
after Austin’s 1979-80 stay on Vancouver Island.

Travelling from. a town smaller than Sidney, reading
teacher/chaperone Mary MacLean could parallel the two
‘coasts with the exceptions of Cape Breton’s rolling hills
and our island’s greenery and ruggedness.

‘She explained that her students were especially looking
forward. to seeing the Pacific Ocean, and Sadie Fee —
eee tary cap erOue) added, ‘‘I have visited before and |
can’t wait to see Butchard Gardens again.’

Though finding. our prices higher in Victoria April 16,
‘the visitors were impressed by the town’s inner harbour’s
major attractions. Situated in such a beautiful tourist-
heaven, the Cats had no problem organizing a top- -notch
schedule.

The glorious. weather. for April .17’s. ~ Cathedral

Grove/Qualicum-Parksville trip provided a great break for
the Nova’ Scotians. Spring has been fighting a battle with

freezing rain on their island.

With accents varying each area of Cape Breton Island,

_ Gillis, couldn’t agree more.

8 learning experience...

was now laughing

er ates Johiison came up Sith the idea of giving
-candygrams.. To participate, Students had. to. buy. a-can-
dygram. and: write a messge on it, then the. message. was
secretly: delivered with the accompanying candies, This

+ Peoples cae as
The gr ad committce is now accepting nominations for
valedictorian, to be selected in May. Tickets for the
~ -staff/student banquet ‘will be on sale soon,

raise money. ‘for their upcoming trip to San Francisco. The
‘event was alot of fun mae produced some “interesting”
: costumes.

listening | to, the Elmira. High School Choir.from Oregon,
_ ystudents’ in the choir were hosted by our students in the
- Saanich Youth Choir.

raised will be donate lo.the disabled.
Sports Scene

>. Bdwatd Milne and won 24-3,

“Belmont

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‘senior girls’ soccer league,
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THE REVIEW

That, along with the half
day on Tuesday afternoon,
used for parent interviews,
makes the school week a
short three and a half days.
So, although some: of the
excitement. and magic is
gone, we still love Easter.

In = sports action,
Claremont rugby.-had.a
double win as both junior
and senior-.teams. defeated

Alisa Horth pinpointed the importance of student. ex- us
changes, ‘‘It’s a friendship thing,” she said. Education is...
directed toward: mental growth —. therefore .such ex- comeian
“changes are valid forms of. schooling. Her billet, Marion .

..- Lessons. missed. during Parkland’ s two- week program Be
: will be made up and the two groups can only benefit by this a

_As I headed: to my class I passed by Mrs. Brooks — she e

event. went over very. well, “especially: for the more _ Shy q

> April 12 saw the school band sponsor a 50s dance to
April 13, gr ate | nine and 10 classes had. the pigasure of: .

April 25 is our date for the annual Milk Run, Money )

The senior boys’ niaby team played ‘a game against |

The junior girls soccer team: coached by Mr, Waterous of :
played two good games, this. week against: Parkland’ and a |

The senior girls’ ‘soceer. team: now being couched by Mr. 9 S

“rwun and: Mrs, Henry. is doing well with only one loss...
of the Victoria: Saanich a

“through Lo take part in, the Canadian mathematies com-» 9 = ‘
ee petitions, organized iby the: University of: Waterloo. As. §
- Wilt every. year, our: ‘teams did exceptionally well in this. §
~ Grade 9 Stephen May, Emlyn Ngai, | G ary Coll, mh inthe ah

Grade 10.Jim. C owing, Jo-Lee Bertrand, Kevin Rinfret,

Grade 1 Conn 1 O'F Brien, Ted Frackson, 1, Gina Heal, ah |
w GENERAL SHARPENING |

_ GARDEN TOOLS, ETC. a”

Sir Wilfred. (aurier from
Ottawa. The juniors. won
20-4: and the senior: team
came: through with a ‘score
of 27-13.

In girls’ soccer, our:team

reason...... a four-day long
weekend to be used: for
relaxing and eating
Sure . the chocolate is
still «special, but. not. as
important as before.

.ecreation

By Wendy Laing
Flyfishing is definitely a true form of recreation — and
as for the aerobic content, doesn’t a wading fisherman, |

~pumboots and all, jump up and down after a victorious

catch?

But what can 1 you do with fur and feathers, tinsel, wool,
lead, and. a small hook? With. Morris Nies you can create a
(semi)- aquatic insect or minnow.

With ‘your. masterpiece you can escape to a gorgeous
stream and enjoy the relaxing catch-and-release technique.
Active’ concentration is. also evident, working with. the .
current, hiking, rock-climbing, and avoiding trees.

And that is why Nies loves flyfishing and is. instructing
Panorama’s flymaking for beginners and experts. Having
learned the skill of flyfishing in the heavy-fishing states of
the U.S., Nies explained that this advanced form of
angling is accompanied by recent literature by naturalist
Roderick Haig-Brown, dating back to Isaac Walton’s The
Compleat Angler in the 1600s.

‘Depending on your approach, flyfishing can be

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Wednesday, April 25, 1984

Claremont

Clarion |

defeated Spectrum Friday
afternoon with a score of 4-
1. Two goals were scored by:
Karin. Boyd: while Brenda
Pottinger and Lynnie Roy
came in with one goal each.
The girls are now in a three-
way tie with Oak. Bay and

-Mount Doug for first place.

On...the weekend, the

relaxing or. hectic and. very challenging. with the many
Vancouver. Island ‘is the
perfect location for many excellent flyfishing sights such as
Durrance and Pease Lake, the Cowichan, Big and Little
Qualicum and Sooke Rivers,

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streambank trees,’

mainland,

Because of Nies’ personal interest in the sport, he is a
natural instructor. With humour added to an activity that
Nies says ‘‘reverts one back to childhood’’, there are a

said Nies.

junior .boys’. rugby .team
finished. its ‘season. with. a
fourth. place . finish in. the

Island “-tournament.
Congratulations.
Recognize the jingle,

“Oh, what a feeling...”
which: follows ‘the Toyota
jump?. Well, last week. at
Claremont, students had a

variety of points made during the 7-8:30 Tuesday sessions.

First is the definition of flyfishing, with information on
fly-casting, developing a portable insect log, rod-winding,

flies that are proven successful locally, and regulations.

When designing actual flies, Nies will offer individual
instruction and as an extra, will show the versatility of the

creations as decorations and jewellery.-

The social program (trading secrets included) runs May

1-29. A small, reasonable flymaking vice is mandatory.

“Flymaking i is sO inexpensive and materials simple, Nies

concluded,

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