Page B 2 THE REVIEW

SIDNEY MEAT MARKET

9786 - 2nd Street 656-7535
LAST WEEK

Downtown Sidney

CHI iSTMAS EVENTS |

: WE ALSO HAVE
5 TO ORDER Cold Meats
Friday * Dec. 4th - 7-8 p.m. YOUR FRESH § Cheeses
Carolling Group TURKEY Farm Fresh Eggs

OR GEESE Fresh Baked Bread

"St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
. Singing on Beacon Ave.

SATURDAY
10 a.m. SANTA

Arrives at the
Travelodge.

CHANEES -

Effective December 4, 1981

There will be minor schedule
changes to the following routes as of
Friday, December 4, 1981.

Pictures by “Paul's House of Portraits

70 Pat Bay Highway .
: and
_ 74 West Saanich

Approximately 12:30 p.m.

a Donkey cart ride-down Beacon Ave.. with 4 S.T.A.G. attendants distributing
candy and balloons.

Christmas music provided by Saanich Peninsula Rube Band.
2:30 p>. m. _

. Peninsula Community Association Show at Sanscha Hal.

_ Most stores will be open til!.9 p. m. on Fridays until Christmas. Also on Monday
December 21. Tuesday December 22 and Wednesday December: 23.

For details pick up a new timetable,
available on the buses or call
Metro Transit

382-6161

Capital ;
Regional
District

Urban Transit Authority

“Awarded to.
Pg [te a : Vancouver Islanders . aC
apeied bees - who, for the: past two Ve
~ | winters, have. helped - \.
"prevent an electrical | \
~ shortage by thinking \.
<. twice before switching.
On. anything, during the
a critical Spm to 7pm per od.

_.. By cooking whole meals in the SS na
: oven lo save using top clements, und not |
ne using the self-cleaning fe sature at dinner time,

| By using hot water ( lor baths, showers, dishes. |
Taundry) later.

By switching off lights and appliance $ not

_ being used.

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: heating while cooking dinner, SOS ee

Avoid the see CBio | Spm Tpm. ;

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Hednesday, December 2, 198]

Parkland

Parade

eParklands Christmas dinner
and dance is to be held Dec..9 and
features the band Lazy Spirit.
Tickets on sale until Dec. 4, .so
buy one and come have a great
time!!

*Be a bopper or. get greasy for
this week’s Nifty Fifties Day with
CKDA providing the sound for
the soc-hop!

*Grassroots’ CARNIVAL
tickets on sale; reserved $4.50,
general $3.50.. Performance runs
Dec. 3,.4,.5, 10, 11,.and 12.

°After a tiring and strenuous 4-
game week the junior boys rugby
were narrowly . beaten. by
Brentwood College in the Island
final. Nov. 21. At the end of
regulation time the game was tied
6-6 and both teams were asked if
they’d. mind sharing the title.
They said they would rather play
to the finish and struggled in 2,
10-minute’ over-times on the
impossible flooded conditions of
the field but were defeated 16-6.
A great bunch of guys; Number 2
on the Island, but number I to
us.

*Good luck to all those trying

_out for senior rugby this week.

eParkland had the honour of

hosting, the 1981 Saanich police -

(JR.) Volleyball Tournament,
Nov. 20 and 21. Our junior girls’

’

“and boys’ teams were up against
suff competition but had a lot of -

fun.
eSenior boys

By ironing and

some other.time, oe ae
JP The Rueside Award a
a is also a reminder that we
have the same potential :

| ~ problem again this year,

log h: : our community has grown -

of while our supply of ¢ electri-.

So, we'll want to do the Si ime
things again this winter,
~ However, judging by last winter's successful
energy-saving effort, we at B.C.Hydro are confident.
enough to thank you in advance for your Cooperation,
_ We think everyone deserves amedal.
Because, when we all save electricity, everyone

‘

basketball

bounced into their season, with mornings.

coach: Milligan, by edging Port
Moody: 62-60 Nov. 21. Brian
Gosling led with 22 points; Jay
Knudsen with 14. The team then
hosted: Courtney in their annual
exhibition contest. Nov. 27.

Unfortunately they could not

quite catch ‘the visitors, even to
the beat of Parkland’s new. pep
band, in its first’ public ‘ap-
pearance. The band did a super
job and added a lot of spirit to
the game.

eThe junior boys basketball
also opened their season with a
tournament Nov. 26 and 27. In
their first game against. Colquitz
the: guys just missed victory 42-

'51,-but came back to take A and

W Niels 66-60 Nov. 27 in a nerve-
wracking | game!

eAround = -°50° ‘enthusiastic. °

students turned out with snorkels
and masks to Parkland’s first

~ underwater hockey session, Nov.

23. Practices’ are on sunday

from

- Stelly's s

By SARAH BONNER
Stelly’s was. pleased to welcome

‘Dr. Lotta Hitschmanova to our

school. last’. weeke > Dre. Hit-

“schmanova is the founder and ©
exceutive directeraf USC, fans:

organization. that gives. aid. to

Third World countries. Many of
- our students attended the lecture,
Which. proved: to. be very ins

formative,

°A large number. of parents.

and: students. attended . the

Alcohol Awareness evening Nov;

30. Speeches. by our panelists
brought up. many interesting but

disturbing facts,

Our sports teams have. been

extremely ‘active over the past
week. Congratulations tothe:
“JMnior boys volleyball team which:
placed 3rd in the Saanich Police:
“Tournament, Brenda McGuire. of
“our schook swim team: aualified
“for the BE Championships i ;
three events, Students: Irying a 7
for the junior. ‘girls basketball
“Haan haves begun their) trials.

Their coach, binda, ‘Doerksen,  .”
“has already: prepared the: heel
~ Work-ours for the girls. “ae
-*Ouresenior concert. bands cor.
_ Presidents,; Maureen Hinde and |

Christine” Hime: are doing a

fantastic jab. They are: the two

people who are instrumental in

planning to nike the band to San -

Franeisco next year.
eWe would like to congratulate

Stan Bamford, one of our ine.
. dustrial education teachers, who
wits Teelected as an alder man for
Sidney, Our condolences to Ross:
Martin who was tlefeated, in the

aldermanie race,

*The students who are poing ry

during.
Christmas organized a draw in

the. mediterranean,

order lo raise money

The winner: was Robb Riley,
— 70328 Wallace. Drive, who won a
“$400--shopping spree at Brent. |

wood Mereanule, A burl table

was second prize. and went: to

ALT. Satchwell, R22 Leabrook

“Wace, and ¢ urrine Coates, GS20.
Ve RGY Roa teevived ’ third prize, ;

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