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Sailors prepare for Patos

Up to 50 sailboats in four mont Shoals, before heading them
Classes will take to the sea in the to Patos Island and back to the
Sidney North Saanich Yacht  start-finish line — a 66.7-mile
Club’s eighth annual Patos Island distance.

Classic, March 3. The Swiftsure qualifier Rives

The overnight-requirement race CTEWS a chance fo “tune up their
starts at 11 am. from just off the Sailing abilitics” before the Vic-

wharf at the foot of Beacon Ave. 0fa’S premicre racc, said club
nue. spokesman Doug Jones,

A skipper’s mecting will bo
held at 9 a.m. race day, and the day@*
before, on March 2, starting at 5
p-m., there’s a pre-registration
evening with a no-host bar at the
club, off McDonald Park Road.

Boats must have a PHRF or IOR
rating for the all-handicap racing.

The race is governed by Pacific

The long course for Class A and International Yachting Association
B takes crews south around Beau- regulations.

Gold medals
for athletes
at Winter Games

All the results of the B.C
Winter Games in Penticton are
not in but early results show
Peninsula athletes with a good
share of gold medals.

In speedskating events, David
Van Den Bulk cleaned up in the
junior men’s division — win-
ning the gold medal in three of
four events he entered.

Van Den Bulk took first place
in the junior men’s 400-metre,
800-m and 1,500-m events but
fell in the 1,000-metre event for
a fourth place finish.

Trevor Anstey did very well
in his first major speed skating
competition. He made it into
the finals of the juvenile divi-

Class C and D boats will race a
short course of 46.6 miles — from
the Sidney wharf, around a marker
between Sidney and James islands,
off past Sidney Island to Patos
Island in the U.S., back to the
wharf. Class D boats are not
allowed to use flying sails.

LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION |
WHEN: FEB. 17, 18, 24, 25, FROM 1:00 - 4:00

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Anstey placed well enough in

the 400-m, 800-m and 1,000-m — MAJORS BIG LEAGUE
finals to win fifth place overall. ae WHERE: CONCESSION STAND Ar THE MAJOR’S PARK
He fell in the 600-m event, HOW MUCH: $30 - TEE-BALL & MINI-MINORS

which hurt his overall placing.
Coach and manager Anncy
Van Den Bulk said the Games
experience was invaluable to
amateur athletes, but it was a
hectic weekend.

Speedskaters competed until
10:30 p.m. Friday, then were
back on the ice at 7 a.m.
Saturday.

Peninsula skaters also helped
the Zone 6 junior relay team

$40 - ALL - OTHER DIVISIONS
THIS INCLUDES TEAM PHOTOS

There will be $5 off for each Registration if you have 2 or
more children

WHY: Why should you register EARLY??222
It helps the little league executive tremendously to prepare for
the season.

You get a free orange drink from McDONALDS while you
Register. You will also receive a free good sport card from
McDONALDS. This card allows any player in uniform to get a
free drink with any purchase. Throughout baseball season.

win the gold medal in the : FOR FURTHER REGISTRATION INFORMATION
3,000-m event. REACHING FOR the rafters is Parkland Panther Mark PLEASE CALL JOANNE OR TED DALY AT

David and Trevor were both Bunting, GLENN WERKMAN photo 656-8700
on the team, which combined
with Zone 1 speedskaters for
the event. A vote was taken =
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mine which team should take stin ers slide
the points. Zone 6 won the toss.

Other Peninsula athletes into Islands

helped the Zone 6 Vancouver
Island team capture gold.
Disabled alpine skier Glen The Stelly’s Stingers senior
McCord of Saanichton won the girls’ basketball team has won a
gold medal in the mentally} berth into the Island tournament.
handicapped slalom event on
-| Apex Mountain. Jenny Mahon scored 36 points
In women’s doubles table and Lynn Jean added 20 in a 72-42
tennis, Della Garvin of Bren- victory over Claremont in a game
twood Bay teamed up with] played Monday,
Elizabeth Everett to win the
bronze medal. The Island Tournament starts
The’ Zone 6 ringette team, Thursday in Qualicum with other
with Peninsula players. placed Greater Victoria schools Reynolds
out of the medal round in the} and Lambrick Park also represent-
Winter Games. ed.

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