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ances
every
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday night
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THE REVIEW 978]-2nd St.

nthe

Parkland Panthers
team
two wins: in
league games. last
in the

The
Senior Boys basketball
played notched
scheduled
week against schools
Greater Victoria High School
Basketbail League.

Coach Joe Milligan is pleased
with the results, now that the
end of the season is only a

month away.

The Panthers. defeated their

arch rivals,

, Sidnev B.C.

Wednesday, January 27, 1988

rs pre

ding. The first half ended with

‘the Panthers on top with a com-

fortable 34-17 lead.

Coach Milligan must have
stressed defense for the second
half as the Panthers worked
harder at controlling the ball
and runnng out the 30-second
Clock before shooting. Their
shots were good, ioo, and the
lead was extended before Mt.
Doug rambled forward with

yon

the game, while Jo Down, a
guard and one of three return-
ing Grade 12 players, scored 12.

Other top scorers were Ron
Kipot, a 6ft., 1 in. rookie senior
forward, who scored 10 points
on the night. Sean Hern scored
nine points and Darren Udd
rallied for eight.

The previous Tuesday. the
Panthers hosted the Stelly’s
Senior Boys at Parkland for a
league game that added another

is

game » held previous to the boys’
match last Tuesday.

Tammy Braithwaite scored 17
points and Bev Love scored j3
to bring their team to victory,

On. Thursday the Panthers

girls suffered a disappointing

loss to Mt. Douglas.

They were leading for the ma-
jor parts of the game and were
playing strong up until the final
few minutes of the game.

The Mt. Doug squad pulled
some tricks out of their purses
no problems,’ to score. seven unanswered

Mr. Douglas, last
Thursday to qualify for a
playoff berth late next month.

some hard fought baskets, br-
inging the score to 42-23 when
the third quarter ended.

mark in the win column.
“We had

COME SEE AND HEAR

commented Milligan. The Pan- baskets in the final minutes to
THE AMAZING STORY. ; The locals came out pouncing In the final frame, the Pan- thers played a strong game, come from a 41-40 deficit to a
of ex-convict f {tO start the game but were thers Kept on with their defen- | building a healthy lead to 48-17) 47-41 win.
Harold Morris on Film A «quickly held at bay by the sive play, while centre Paul ¥ the time the first half ended. Braithwaite scored 23 points
“TWICE PARDONED’’* Ramblers’ answering baskets. Johnson took his time waiting | Johnson _ Sensational in one of the team’s few losses
alfway throug the first Mt. Douglas stood no chance with 2? points he night. n re hitting the
On (eeeeeny bine neeioiten ee, quarter when the Panthers as the Panthers scored five Other te. mbers did well | books this week instead of wor-
5506 Oldfield Road found new life and built a. 14-8 baskets to open the quarter. The as thev br heir team to a . rying .about basketball. They

on Friday, January 29, 7:30 p.m. lead by the buzzer. two teams then traded baskets 81-49 wins

‘Write exams for the most part of
In the second quarter the

up until the final whistle went.to SENIOR GIRLS the week. before going to the
Panthers kept their momentum, end the game with a 56-43 vic- In senior girls high school Totem Classic eight-team tour-
EVERYONE WELCOME scoring five unanswered baskets tory. — basketball action. Parkland) nament in Port Alberni this
thanks to. some. good. reboun- Johnson scored 16 points on ~ beat the Stelly’s girls 52-45 ina weekend. =
Viewing time - 25 min. - a freewill offering will be recetved

a “Focus on the e Family” Film etosuetion

unsmuir Lodge:
more than just
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On =a. clear. night: from
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Part of the answer is an eclec-
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sula residents at the former

Ribs - Steaks - B in Vancouver. But what plans - Gillain Manor on McTavish

NOS | SEARS - urgers _ does the University of Victoria. Road, spread over the. next
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656-1711 have for the place with the three months.

A standing “committee has .
come up with four reasons to
visit the lodge —.and maybe en-

"joy the view during breaks...
Those intent. on wrestling
with moral © dilemmas «may
“choose next Wednesday’s
‘seminar. on’ new questions in.
_-- biology; - particularly reproduc: §
-. tive technology.’ ~
Featuring Dr.. Christine Si.
Peter of the university, it starts
“at. 10-acm:-at the Panorama ~.
op Lounge and ‘is: followed by a
buffet at extra cost. ;
«The full. series is “worth $20,
“each. activity separately" is": $6.
“Meals and “drinks, © ‘where ~ “@p-
plicable, are extra.

Second: on the ‘schedule is a-

riusical. treat from members of
~: the school of: music, March It...
oo Thee evening ‘in the Panorama &
Lounge starts at 5:45 p.m. with *
. @no-host bar, dinner. follows at.
6 -p.m., and: the. program ‘of ©
period: music — complete. with
instruments .and~ costumes © of
years. gone by > starts at 7:30
p.m.. ;
~On.: April 8, Dr. Norma
Mickelson of the University of
Victoria offers her experiences
abroad as an ‘educator, with.
particular. emphasis on China. -
That one. starts at 10°a.m. vine
Room 150." .
~The most local subject for
Peninsula dwellers is April 21,-°
Starting at 9:45 a.m..in Room .
256, -Dr.. Nancy Turner, -an.
ethnobotanist, will guide’ at- _
~~ tenders on-a short walk along
the grounds’ trails, after her il-
lustrated presentation on
Saanich Peninsula forests.
The Dunsmuir courses are a
~ first for the university, and they
could lead to another offering
the - fall, said committee
member Brent Alley. :

breathtaking view, anyway?

: cane PAL EB.D: i900; Crap 318) 7

Barry M. Sullivan, Q. C.

has been appointed.as Commissioner with a general mandate to review education in the
~- province of British Columbia, kindergarten to grade 12.

* Public hearings will be held at:
Victoria, Tuesday February 16,—7 p. m.
Victoria Secondary School, 1260 Grant St.
Victoria, Wednesday February 17,— 11am. ;
Ste Andrews High School, 880 McKenzie St. ae

_ .The Commissioner will receive written briefs and verbal submissions from individuals: and :
organizations.

1 /Allrepresentations to the Commission. must. be. made. either. at a hearing: or. by awritten-—-
pe ort oat brief, or by letter, addressed to the Secretary.

~ HOLDING THE TORCH ALOFT is ; Deep Cove resident .
Kim McCullough who carried it down Beacon Avenue

and onto the stage for ceremonies Saturday after-

noon. The University of Victoria Student and former
Parkland track team member was. all smiles as ear
“dignitaries from local municipalities made’ speeches
during the Olympic Torch Relay’s 15-minute Stop on
the way to the Swartz Bay ferry terminal. 3

The boys are back —

They are back,
UWA. All-Star wrestling

returns. to Sanseha) Hall) in
The lodge “was bestowed oO”

7 ‘Sidney. for-a one- night engage-
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“pany headed’ by George -E.. ‘The all- male . ‘ast will kick,
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