Stephen Rees dug out Hallowe’ ‘en costume, getting ready for

ROMS set soe-hops:

By WENDY LAING

Parkland made its contribu- :
‘tion to World: Food Day: Oct.

16 by applying to sponsor. a

foster child. Students felt. ity o
important to make a move on.

the. world. starvation’ issue.
, We'll keep you posted on

~ child during the future. Con
-. tributions are being collected
: in the office:

- Student ‘council “hag ; also”
support the.

: decided.

Geel operations overseas

eA solid fund- -raising ‘effort.
-17. when :
students” organized a 1S km—
walk-a-thon on the peninsula,
~-eMore than 40 Parkland .~
dance students are still in the

"was: -made~ Oct.

fascinated: ‘“tmode of thought”’

alter: enjoying Karen hau and

Permit”
‘Nalues down’

Sidney ” permit | " aluds for
September, 1982, ‘fell’ some

| -$43,000.. compared with. the.
same month-in 198 1-while Peres.
mit:values. $0, far this year —

* $1,875,382 — were far below
the $10,356,896 ‘recorded for
~ the: same. Period last. yeu i

‘the latest tunes ‘provided: by i
-“Candu. Music” re

‘citing, eve entful day. ae
student body.

yummy. bake sales, “scavenger,
‘up. Then, when school’s out.

~~) Parkland’s bi-annual car rally
will, commence. ha :

News from ROMS
(Royal Oak middle school):

By KIM LINEKIN

°On Oct. 29; Ashley Sound
will host a student council soc-
hop. Pupils will be judged on
originality for their costumes
and the three most: original
will win> free. tickets to soc-
hops for the rest of the school
year. There may be seven se-
cond prizes. which are Mac-
Donalds gift certificates.

This year’s student council
officers are: president Shon
Ryan, vice-president Nancy
Dodd, secretary Kim Halkett,

and: treasurer Tara Coulter.

They are all working hard
_ thinking up extra activities for
_the enjoyment of students.
Activities will. ‘be © fund-
raising to help: out the school
with the budget -cut.. Shon
thinks. it will be a’‘‘great ex-
perience.’

€
(Ruffell Photo). We have fourn new students

eBy purchasing a

bike»,

elt is obviously. bake ‘sale ae

~season, as. the -girls ‘field

“hockey team Joined, the ranks _ a

e Oct. 19.
“SPORTS: With a ‘coriplete.
‘team: effort girls field hockey

“scored their first goal in a-
brilliant game Oct. 14, against.
‘Spectrum. The.team was able

raffle :
ticket: ‘from: our annual club oe
‘one is: eligible for a superb i.

in grades six and seven who, at
the. beginning of the year
didn’t speak any English.
They are Lydie and = Alan
Stefanie, Anne-Lise Bernard
and Karen Chu.

The first three only spoke
French, and Karen only spoke
Chinese. Now they can carry

~on a small conversation: with

the other pupils. Obviously,
they aren’t doing as well as
other students in their studies,
but the school is trying to
teach them English as fast as
possible.

eRoyal Oak grade six a4

seven soccer team coached by.
» Dave McNeill defeated Mt.

Newton 3-0 and. North
Saanich 4-0. Also, they played.
an exhibition game with Lake

Hill and defeated the powerful

Victoria squad 3-2.

Leading scorers were: Karl

Pires, Dean Rebneris, and
Dave Johnston. Karl Rebner

has been strong in goal. We

hope to see them win the jam-
boree in November! |

_ People...
~ who live
: ‘in glass
houses .

“pSiatan may soon. “build &

Lol ReeD. the opposition within oe

dance will be SiGe Nov. 4 aah first league’ game. ‘Great

“i covering. distances;.

» cross-country.» Terrific

Hallowe’ ‘en: will :
be > celebrated | in style with |

oe Beaver. Lake,
hunts: ‘and. traditional » -dress- ;

bouncing. .

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Not-only is our swim team
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Our synchronized swimm- :
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