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After eight years of competing
as a double A team, sometimes
with considerable success,
Parkland. Panthers. senior . boys
basketball team will'see what they
a can ‘do in single: A competition
-fthis year.
: To play single A, a school must
~ have less: than 200 boys in grades
“Pe and: 12... Parkland: hasbeen
2 able:to. “qualify in-some other.

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~~ against: ‘bigger’. schools,

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“Now, “with. “declining
enrollments, several | other
schools: have dropped out of the

‘Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island.

' farmers are invited to see how their
forage Stacks up ina competition being
held in conjunction with the 1982 Dairy
Producers’ Short Course.

oh Forage quality is important to.every wo
_ dairy, beef and sheep producer.

‘Three classen to enter: ny
Hay (cay grown), Corn Silage, Grass Silage

Judging i is on the basis of feed analysis and visual oharacteristics, so submit
two separate samples per entry (get details fram your district aneutturtat)

Between
- November 30 - December 11,
Bo deliver samples to your local B. C.
Ms mae - Ministry of Agriculture and Food district office:

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Harvey’s and Allbay Marine
are tied at the top of Pee Wee
standings .in Peninsula Minor
Hockey with four wins, one tie
and two losses apiece. Sidney
Bakery has two wins, three losses
and two ties, and. Ellchammer
Industries’ two wins and. five
losses, ~

The Pee. Wee rep
sponsored — by
Boatyard. lost 10-2 to Racquet

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‘Panthers
score on two local'rivals, beating.
. Stelly’s 61-35 and Claremont 69-

Scott Mahon and Tom English double-team Cowichan opponent during division 6B juvenile
soccer play at Sherman Park in Duncan Saturday. Game ended in 3-3 draw. _

Tom Cronk Photo

will be nine A tants i in the local

league.
In exhibition games ‘Saturday
nearly «doubled | the:

37. Claremont also used to be an
AA school.

.On Friday yagaindt ‘Gouteady

the shoe was on the other foot, as.
. Panthers.
“Guard. Jay. Knudsen was high’.
“scorer.in- the: Courtenay" ‘game...
14. points. and’ in. the:
_ Claremont game “with 19. For-. *
~ward Chuck Partridge scored 19°”

“went ‘down:

with

against Stelly’s. and. 18 -against
Claremont. Randy -
scored 17 against Stelly’ Ss. High

The Bantam rep team spon-
sored by. Tidman Construction
clefeated. Victoria-Esquimalt 8-5

~on Nov, 22, but lost 13-2 to Juan’

de Fuca on Nov. 29. Sidney
Movers beat Cloverdale Paint

and Paper 4-2 in a game played
NOW, 24.

‘Sidney Tire beat Oak Bay 4-3,

- while North Saanich Firefighters
lost 3-2

lo Victoria-Esquimalt
and beat Racquet Club:4-3,

The Midget rep. team, ‘spon- .

“sored by Seaboard Construction,
beat Nanaimo 10-9 at-Nanaimo
and then 5-3 at Panorama: the

next day, They beat Oak Bay 11-8

on. Nov, 23, and this weekend in

an exhibition game with ‘Tier.

Racquet Club. had .their mast

satisfying win to-date. ‘Trounced : :
- by the- Racquet Club team in two
previous meetings, they. put ana :
strong performance to win .7-5
Excellent goaltending by Scott
Farquharsan kept - them in the .
Rame,

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scorer “for
Speed, with 10.-

League play started Tyuesday
evening, with. Panthers playing

Stelly’s was Dan

“This weekend Parkland will be

in the Ram tournament at Mount pees
with. Nanaimo and <"
«Victoria High. All the other. three

schools. have top:AA teams.

Four: Starters, are: ‘returning for ‘3
~ Knutsen, =.
guard: Joe: Mathews 3
“and ‘forward’; Brian. ‘Gosling.
Tallest player i is only 6 foot2, so~
» coach Joe Milligan ‘is relying ona

Panthers. ‘this
Partridge,

year, :

fast- -breaking ageressive style of
play.

Six-Pack

wallops
Royal Roads

Standings didn’t change in the
Lower Vancouver Island
Volleyball League. last. week, as

the top three teams played only

the three teams on the bottom,
and won all of their games,
Labatts. Six. Packs ran off a
perfect game, beating © Royal
Roads © 15-0,

up and gave: first-place
Khalsa a seare before bowing 15-
17.

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Sonitone siitered the Superior

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2104 Malaview: between 8 pan. |

Thursday and & a, Mm, Kriday and
stole a Power P ack Sound Barrier
“model I stered system from acar

owned by Grew Eaton, of Sidney. |

There was no osigen at forced

entry,

pga t ttorhour Tead,
salle i] aes

from _ Victoria, . ®
‘followed -by a game today. with.’
7 Edward Milne, from Sooke.

Royal -Roads, the ©
last. place team. then got their.
- dander.

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