Wednesday, February 10, 1988

THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

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. “The Elk/Beaver Lake
“Equestrian Society has signed a
contract with the Capital

Regional District which allows

- it to operate a riding ring in
Elk/Beaver Lake Park.
‘The non-profit group has

agreed to cut the grass, main-

tain barns, a riding ring, spec-

- tator stands. and_ other

7 buildings. It will also take out

\ liability insurance « covering its

‘facilities in the park.
It has also agreed to release

_ CRD directors and employees

from all’ ‘glaims, . action cc

or expenses arising

_ equestrian activities in

_ regionalpark. =~ ;

athe special | licence . ‘also te

from.
the

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sider entering into a similar —

_ Riding Club.”

quires the equestrian society to
hold public events in its riding
ring. It must ‘‘educate and in-
form the general public about
horse riding,” says” the ; Agree:
ment.

Use of the park will ¢ cost five

management of the equestrian

site. The CRD applies the same —
levy to other concession holders

inthe park.

“This is a mode! agreement,’ ,
said North Saanich mayor Lin-
We should con-.

agreement with the Sunset

- ‘tional basketball

‘Island Rabbi
Association will attract about

Juni ior bas. ketba TH

“The Parkland Panthers
junior boys basketball team car-

tied home top honors: after a_
weekend tournament in Dun-

can.
‘The juniors won three games

played Friday ‘and Saturday in

the Cowichan Valley Invita-

tournament.

The final gan

River high school junior team.
Mark Bunting led the juniors
with a 24-point performance in

that games. Also scoring were
Steve Lefevbre with 13 points

per cent of the gross revenue _
earned by the society through

Lots of
Elmer

weekend competition,

A show by Vancouver

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100 breeders from as far north

-as Prince George, as far south.
_ as California, to the Saanich -

me was a big 82-_
41. victory over the Campbell

Fudd would be-
ecstatic. About 700 rabbits will © -
arrive on the Peninsula for a-

Breeders’

and Mike Wonnacott and Daryl
Laws with 12 points each.

Bunting was named to the all
‘Star team and: Wonnacott was.
named the tournament’s most |

_ valuable player.

“They played very, very well
in all three games,’ commented
coach Bill Wonnacott. . 7

This marks the second tour-
nament win for the junior boys

Thursday night when they go
south down the Pat Bay
highway to play Claremont.

rabbits

Fair Grounds 4-H building.
‘The show begins at 9:30-a.m.
Saturday, continuting until 5

p.m. when the breeders will at-

_tenda banquet at Hotel Sidney.
Then it’s back to the bunny
barns on Sunday starting at 8
a.m., giving breeders time to
finish their show and still catch —
the ferry.

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