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GETTING RID OF THE BALL during rugby action at Stelly’s School Thursday was the name of

the game. The Stingers dropped Vic High in the Col. Hodgkins Division contest with a 15-6

score.

Peninsula rugby teams both win

Both Peninsula secondary
schools’ rugby teams won in
league action last week.

Thursday, the Stelly’s Stingers
defeated Vic High on a concrete-
hard field with a 15-6 score.

Shawn Burkowski and Ian
Campbell scored tries for Stelly’s
while Matt Underwood made
good on two converts and one
penalty kick.

The win put the Stingers in third

place in the Lower Island High
School League’s Col. Hodgkins
Division with two wins and three
losses.

Meanwhile, the Parkland
Panthers rugby squad is in first
place with an undefeated five-win
record in Col. Hodgkins league
play.

Last week the Panthers over-
whelmed Oak Bay with a 30-6
Victory.

95 ladies for spring 9-hole

The Glen Meadows ladies’ golf
season began April 3 with over 95
ladies teeing off in the annual
Two-ball, alternate shot Spring
Opening Tournament.

First prize honors went to the
team of Berne Davies and Dorothy
Shortreed. Tied for second place
were the teams of Shirley Downs/
Pat Shepherd and Veronica Keith/
Darlene Boyd.

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Third place was won by Ivy
Taylor and Del Goodwin.

The nine-hole competition was
followed by a luncheon and an
introduction to Glen Meadows’
new Club Professional, Don Por-
teous and wife Joanne.

Talent-filled entertainment was
organized and presented by Berne
Davies, Marilyn Ball and Doreen
Ovcharick.

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Tries were scored by Mike Pryor,
Wes Nelson, Andrew Clarke, Kev-
in Smith, Craig Coombs and Mich
Werhun.

Nelson was successful on three
convert attempts and captain Terry
James set up several good scoring
plays.

The Man of the Match award
was given to Clarke for his fine
contribution.

Melville named UVic athlete

Former Parkland sports standout
Lara Melville was named the
University of Victoria’s Athlete of
the Year recently for her accom-
plishments with the Vikings vol-
leyball team.

A grad of °85, Melville, 22,
played five years of volleyball with
the Vikings, helping the team to a
first-place Canada West season
end and a second-place national
finish in the CIU national tourna-
ment.

“It’s hard to accept an individu-
al award when you’re in a team
sport like volleyball,” Melville
said. “But it’s nice to go out of my
university career with some recog-
nition.”

Her only regret is not winning
the national championship.

ances.

water.

TOWN OF SIDNEY

WATER MAIN
FLUSHING PROGRAM

The Town of Sidney will carry out water main flushing
in the area North of Bevan Avenue between April 10th
1990 and May 11th 1990. Water supply may be off for
up to four hours in areas where flushing is taking
place and discolouration of water may occur.

Residents are advised to run cold water taps to clear
their sytsem of any discolouration prior to using
washing machines or other water consuming appli-

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Melville pointed out other Park-
land grads that have done well,
including Vikings basketball star
Kevin Ottewell — who was named
the most under-rated player in
Canada West.

While at Parkland, Melville
played basketball, volleyball and
was on the track and swim teams.

The Vikings’ middle blocker
was invited to tryout with the
Canadian National volleyball team
in Saskatoon and was in the midst
of deciding.

Her other option was hitting the
doubles beach volleyball circuit
with a friend, and a sponsor, for
the summer.

“Its the Number 1 rising sport
in North America,” she said. “It’s
nice to have choices.”

The Town of Sidney will not accept any responsibility
for damage resulting from the use of discoloured

G.A. Bryson, Superintendent

Water Utility
Town of Sidney

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Half day & Full day
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For registration and
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