TEARING AFTER THE BALL Guring high school girl's soccer action recently are members of

the Parkland Panthers team, in action against Claremont. Although the team has not
been doing as well as expected, just getting ifs first tie, players are enthusiastic and are
gaining valuable experience. The Panthers play again at Reynoplds High starting at 3:30

p.m. Thursday.

‘Track athletes excell in Courtenay

Sidney track athelete Jeannette
Van Den Bulk, 13, won three
events and came in second in
another at seasons’s first Island
Track Series meet on April 21 in
Courtenay.

Van Den Bulk, a Victoria Track
member, posted victories in the

the 400-m event.

She also crossed the line second
in the 100-m sprint and came fifth
in the shot put event. __

In other action at the meet,
} members of the Peninsula Track
and Field squad posted solid
results. -

Geoff Wallace, 14, earned
second place in the high jump
with a jump of 1.67 metres. He
was also runner-up in the triple
jump, with a 10.17 metres effort.
In the javelin event, Wallace
posted second with a 27.06 metres
throw.

David Lougheed, 16, came third
in the 1500-m race with a time of
4:47.7 minutes.

Meanwhile, Malcolm Fiander,
14, came third in the 100-m dash

Backwater Eddy
leads the pack

Backwater Eddy, which is
skipped by Gordon Inglis, won
the division 1 race of the Canoe
Bay Sailing Club’s Series A on
March 31.

| David Taylor’s Sisserou
crossed the finishing line
| second, while Bill Martin’s
Wun More came in third.

In the club’s Division 2 race,
Woodstock, which is captained
by Mike Woods, was the fastest
+ around the course. And John
Barker’s Interlude placed
second, just ahead of Daryl
Foster's Tsonqua.

longjump, the 1500-metre race and_

SPRING
COUNTERATTACK

APRIL 13 —- MAY 4

with a time of 13.0 seconds. He
also placed fifth in the 400-m
event with a time of 62.9 seconds,
and he came fourth in the discus
event with a 17.25 metres throw.

In other local athletes results
Cherie Haque, 13, came in sixth in
the 100m sprint with a time of
15.4 seconds and placed seventh
in the 400-m event witha time of
1:12.8 minutes.

Lineke Marshall, 14, came third
in the 400-m race, with a time of
1:11.0: She also finished tenth in

the 1500-m event with a time of

S347,

Sarah Thornber, 15, posted a
third place result in the 1500-m
event with a time of 5:09.1. She
also earned seventh place in the
400-m race with a time of 1:12.8.

Katherine Marshall, 10, came
second in the long jump, with a
jump of 3.17 metres. Marshall also
placed third in the 100-m sprint
with a time of 16.5 seconds.

Shannon Marshall, 8, came third
in the 400-m race with a time of
1:27.0.

Reanna Roberts, 13, posted
seventh in the 100-m dash, with a
time of 17.1 seconds. She also
came 15th in the 1500-m race,
with a time of 6:11.2.

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THE BIBLE
THE BOOK FOR TODAY

Depression is a real problem in
today’s world. It can be said it is
not a new situation. To be de-
pressed, or to feel inadequate to
deal with every day problems is
a common every day fact. Why
are we this way? Well, there are
many reasons — the greatest
probably being that we are un-
able to keep up with the pre-
ssures and demands of every
day challenges. As we have
said, it has always been so, but
today the demand on us weak
human beings is tremendous.
In this competitive society, in a
race for more and more, we
collapse under the sirain, and
often give up. It won't get any
better, in fact only worse. New
cars, new homes, new:clothes,
vacations, etc., credit and its
ensuing burdens cause many to
collapse and lose their sense of
direction and go into depres-
sion. There is a cure, if only we
would accept it. Very few will go
to the word of God for direction
in their lives; before any depres-
sion is there, thus eliminating
quite a bit of unnecessary
stress. But when there is stress
and depression we can still go
to the word of God for comfort
and direction. David, the Psalm-
ist, in Psalm 34:4 says “I sought
the Lord and he heard me and
delivered me from all my fears.”
David was one, who because of
his faith, knew where to go for
help and relief to bear the prob-
lems of life. Verse 6 — This poor
man cried and the Lord heard
him and saved him out of all his
trouble.” There is no difference
today. God is always ready to
listen to us in our feelings of
emptiness and the inability to
cope. Verse 8 says “O taste and
see that the Lord is good.
Blessed is the man that trusteth
in him.” Bible reading is a posi-
tive relief from todays stresses
and tensions, plus God’s word is
a directive and a teacher. Great
comfort can be found in Psalm
40:1. “I waited patiently for the
Lord, he brought me up also out
of a horrible pit, out of the mirey
clay, and set my feet upon a
rock.” There are many who find
help and strength in the reading
together the word of God. Why
not enjoy this pleasurable expe-
rience, it will help whatever
stresses and depressions you
experience.

Interested in a Bible reading
class? Phone 655-1061, or.
ask for a Bible reading table
that takes you all the way
through the bible each year.

TheReview Wednesday, May 2,1990 — B5

Michell takes first in 10-K

In the female under-16 division, sion, Sidney runner Lee Pears
Sarah Thomber of Sidney came placed fifth in 49:52.

second with a time of 42:47, Ta fie men’s 45: Osyer dive
Andrea de Pol placed fifthin the sion Stephen Baker placed fifth
under-16 division. with a time of 36:46.

In the Tadies 45 -49-year divi- nq in the female over-60 divi-
ee ees es tom sion, Vera Page of Sidney placed
See eure eee third walla time ofele0SS:
Inn Harriers, took first place in the

men’s 30-34 age division during In an earlier race, Michell was
the Garden City 10-K Run in the first of 423 runners over the

Victoria. finish line in the Victoria Half

Michell placed fifth overall of Marathon, April 21.
2272 runners competing in the Michell, 34, crossed the line in
Sunday event with a time of 31 1:09.55, and was way ahead of the
minutes and 13 seconds — les, field when he competed the 13.1-
than two minutes behind the win- ule course. The runner-up, Brian
ner, Gary Barber. Turmer, finished a distant 3 min-

In the men’s 16- 18-year-olds utes behind.
division Peninsula Track athlete Tumer said Michell ran a very
Chad de Pol took first-plcae hon- good race and was “in a class by
ors with a time of 32:46. himself today.”

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TOWN OF SIDNEY
NOTICE

The Council of the Town of Sidney intends to adopt the following
bylaws amending the Zoning Bylaw No. 750 as indicated:-

(1) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1012

To rezone the following properties from:
“A-Residential” to “C.1-Commercial/Residential”

for the purpose of development of a commercial/residential complex
consisting of 12 residential units and approximately 10,000 sq. ft. of
commercial space.

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(2) Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1013

To further define: “Dwelling - two family”

Copies of the amending bylaws may be inspected at the Town Hall,
2440 Sidney Avenue, on regular business days (excepting holidays)
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from April 30th,
1990 to May 10th 1990.

Any persons who deem their interests may be affected by the plans
of the proposed development under (1) above, or the bylaw under
(2) above should submit their commenis in writing to the
undersigned no later than 4:00 p.m., May 11th, 1990.

G.S. Logan, A.G.I.S.,P. Admin., C.M.C.
Administrator

Town of Sidney

2440 Sidney Avenue

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