14 PENINSULA NEWS REVIEW

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Barbara Ronald

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Any child, able to swim one pool length is welcome to
join our competitive swim dub. Swimmers are assessed &.
guided by coaches, according to their own ability and
enthusiasm. All ages are welcome - practices are at
Commonwealth Pool and Panorama Centre.

A Waterpolo program also offered.

Swimming is an excellent cross-training opportunity for
those involved in other sports including soccer, baseball
and hockey.

NEW “TRY US OUT PROGRAM” permits interested
swimmers to attend any one-hour swim practice for FREE,
or sign up for one-hour practices twice a week in July &
August. (competitive meets optional)
For more information or to register call
Claudia 652-1140 or Tania 656-3522

DISTRICT. OF NORTH SAANICH

NOTICE OF PRESENTATION OF
1999 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to Section 329. 2 ¥
= of the Municipal Act, R.S.B.C. 1979, c. 290 that the
B following reports will be presented i at: the Council ¥
F Meeting of June 19, 2000:

a) The audited financial statements for 1999;

b) Remuneration on expenses of Council members fo for
1999:

The meeting will ae place’e on June 19, 2000 at 7: 30 pn m.
‘in the Council ‘Chambers of the District of North Saanich
at-1620 Mills Road, “North Saanich, BC... see

Copies of.these reports. may ‘be inspected during niga
working’ hours. of 8:00 aim. to, 4:00p.m.,, Monday. to
Friday at the District of North Saanich, 1620 Mills Road,
North Saanich, BC. Further j inquiries may] ‘be directed, to
the Finance Department, telephone 656-0781.

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“™ hough Mother Na-
ture would have us
believe . otherwise,

what with all the rain she’s
been dumping on us lately,
summer is, in fact (for lack
of a. better cliché) just
around the corner. And for
Parkland students, the end
of another school year is so
close they can smell it —
and it smells good. .

The last official day of
classes is June 20, a week
from yesterday. Provincial
examinations for Grade i2
courses begin the following
day and run through to June
29, which is also the day of

‘the annual awards cere-

mony.

After that, students won't -

have to return to the build-
ing until September.
As everyone knows, ‘this

-is an. incredibly. stressful...
time for grads, who are con-
cerned” with everything

from studying for finals to

-what to wear-to the dinner
dance (what was probably »
called the prom, for those of :
- you who. graduated more |

than 10 years ago). ‘This

~ year’s dinner dance will take
place at the Empress tomor- a
‘row night: eae
a The Class. of: 2000's grad: ;

: uation ceremony. is on Sat-..
urday, June 17° at the Uni-
: versity: of ‘Victoria. a ee

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‘students

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Morris and Peter van n Hard
enberg were chosen as vale-
dictorians a few weeks ago _
and Scott Lemkay and Sara
Ojala will act as masters of
ceremony.

With approximately. 175

standing, this year’s group

_is the largest to. come out of

Parkland i in a long time...
The Class of 2000 has also.

~ been the most active to date

and has enjoyed a wide vari-

ety of special grad activities.
throughout the school year.

Highlights included Strath- :
-cona and grad ski trip.

Asa parting gift, - ‘the

S Class of 2000 donated a Sum
‘of money to their soon-to-be.
former school to help pay:
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for rugby t bleache next
year. ma ;
“Combined with the dona.

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“Convenience to all shops and services, this 3 bedroom -

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i saanich: Peninsula Realty Ltd.

Wednesday, June 14, 2000

there. should — be
enough money collected.

‘Hopefully, the new bleach-

ers will encourage more
fans to come out to the
games to support one of our
school’s. most talented
teams. - ,

Parkland’s Millennium
Yearbooks arrived a couple
of weeks ago and will be
handed: out to grads today
after school, just in time for
tomorrow evening. The
books will be distributed to

- Grade 9,10 and 11 students
this Friday.

Because this year’s an-
nual was constructed via the
old cut-and-paste method
- (most schools nowadays
rely completely on comput-
‘ers), making the book
_ proved. to be a tedious
process. .The two. of us

served as the editors and.

-spent many long hours after

school with Mr. Lindoff to

make sure we. met all of our
deadlines.

- Hopefully, it was “well :
worth the effort and every- —
“body who purchased a year- -
“book will be.pleased (or.
possibly ecstatic?) with the ;

“results. Bee
“One. “week ago “today

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tion from last year’s grad
‘class,

marked - Student ‘Council
elections for next year’s ex-.:
ce ecutive positions.

the Panther Den!

: Chris i

Neal will be president for
1000/01 (his older sister,
Jen, was president in 97/98)
and Jill Vandergreindt and
Natalie Tran will act as first
and second vice presidents,
respectively.

There are about 40 mem-

- bers on next year’s student

council, about half of whom
are new recruits. Goals for
2000/01 include. - more
theme days and more
dances. - :

The new team plans to
continue to place a huge |
emphasis on school spirit, in
hopes that Parkland will
continue to be the positive
place it has become, well
into the new millennium.

And:so,:the end has ar-
rived for these two colum-
nists.

We'd like to thank The Re-

_ view for allowing us the op-

portunity, to let the commu-
nity know what's up at Park-
land and for putting up with
us for as long.as they did.
(Sorry about those missed
deadlines!)

Most of all, we'd like to
thank everybody who reads

these columns. Community —

“support has been’ ‘instru-
‘mental .in creating .Park- _

_-Tand’s new image and we
_- want everyone to know that —

they're always welcome: in eee

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