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THEY WERE SCREAMING from the cold and the fun aft Elk Lake New Year's Day during”
the annual Polar Bear Swim. Hundreds went into the frigid water and most turned
around and came right back out. A select few stayed in the water for as long as 20
minutes before coming out fo warm up with hot soup and blankets.

. Cannon planned to start
Pioneer Road Race Sunday

The deafening roar of a cannon
again will start the Pioneer 8-
Kilometre road race, Sunday at the
comer of West Saanich Road and
Wallace Drive in Central Saanich.

Organizer John Bones said the
idea of getting runners to dress in
costume has been dropped, but the
fine tradition of starting the race
with the blast of a cannon, provid-
ed by the Saanich Historical Arti-
facts Society, will be heard again.

It all starts at 11:30 a.m. and
follows a course through residen-
tial streets of Central Saanich.

Runners are asked to register
between 10 and 11 a.m. at the
Brentwood Hall, on Wallace just
west of West Saanich.

“About 700 people are expected
to start this year’s race, reflecting
the growing popularity of short
toad races,” Bones said.

“Among the pre-race favonites is
Tom Michell of Saanichton who
has won two of his last races and is
off to a promising start in the
men’s 30-35 age group,” Bones
said.

EAGLES

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“If our guys get into top shape
we can play with anyone in the
province,’ Mowat said.

, The team has less than three

months to get ready. The Pacific
Cup is scheduled for April 6-8 at
Panorama.

To go all the way the Eagles will
have to play in the provincial final
Apmil 13-15 against the Kootenay
league winner, then the Western
Canadians April 19-22 in Inver-
mere.

“We learned a lesson from what
we Saw and will begin rectifying
the problem,” Mowat said. “I
can’t stress this enough, the best
team is always the fittest.”

Other Prairie Harrier club mem-
bers are expected to do well,

‘including regular master category

winners Maurice Tarrant and
Rosamund Dashwood, who hold
Canadian and provincial records in
the over-60 category.

Motorists beware

Road travel will be restricted
between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30
p.m. in the Brentwood and Saani-
chton area and motorists are asked
to follow the direction of 30 route
marshals and Central Saanich
police, who will be at strategic
intersections along the course.

The runners will be led by a
recently restored police cruiser
from the *50s as part of the
contribution of the Central Saa-
nich police force, Bones said.

This is the Fifth Annual Pioneer
Race and is the first of an eight-

race Island Road Race series spon- _

sored by Thnifty Foods.

Awards will be given to the top
eight placings in each of 17 men’s
and women’s age categories,
which included both boys and girls

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under-13 age categories for the
first time this year, Bones said.
The registration fee is $9 and
includes refreshments and a
chance to win over 35 draw prizes.

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