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Centre’s rink, Peninsula Figure Skating Club member Tarra

Hutchinson, 10, practices her

pirouettes and jumps in

preparation for last weekend’s Vancouver Island figure

skating Championships. She placed

15th in her division at

the event, held at the SMUS Racquet Club in Victoria.

Christmas comes to Sidney

Sidney-by-the-Sea will be the

scene of three great events to help

‘usher in the Christmas season on
the Peninsula.

Saturday, December 9 will be a
fun-packed day for the entire fam-
ily. Starting at 3 p.m., Santa and
his helpers will parade up Bevan
Avenue to First Street and retum
via Beacon Avenue to Sanscha
Hall.

Bands, floats, clowns, and of
course, Santa Claus will be on
hand.

During the afternoon, carolers
will entertain on Beacon and at 6
p.m. a flotilla of over 75 decorated
boats ablaze with thousands of
lights will sail past the Sidney-
Tulista waterfront, circle in Bazan

Bay and return by the same route.
This is the fifth annual parade of
boats and it’s the largest to date,
said Peninsula Celebrations
Society spokesman, Syd Young.

Refreshments will be available
during the sail past from the Lions
Lunch Box at Tulista and Kiwanis
Food Van at the foot of Beacon
Ave.

A huge bonfire will bum mer-
rily at Tulista Park and, following
the sailpast, a fireworks display
will erupt from a floating barge.

To wind up the day, a Christmas
Party will take place at Sanscha
Hall commencing at 7:30 p.m.
Admission is a donation of non-
perishable food for the Lions/
Review Hamper Fund.

Is Your Forage a
Prize Winner?

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producer.

Three classes to enter:
* Hay (locally grown)
* Corn Silage

* Grass Silage

Forage quality is important to every dairy, beef and sheep

Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island farmers are invited to see
how their forage stacks up ‘n the 12th annual South Coastal

Forage Competition being held in conjunction with the 1991
Dairy Producers’ Short Course.

Judging is on the basis of feed analysis
and visual characteristics. Submit TWO
separate samples per entry ...get details
from your district agriculturist.

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Agriculture and Fisheries district office between
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Agriculture
and Fisheries

Skaters take
B.C. honors

Central Saanich figure skater
Stephen Lachelt, 16, earned top
honors in the Novice Mens’ Divi-
sion at the Vancouver Island
regional championships on the
weekend.

Lachelt’s victory in the figure
skating event at the SMUS Rac-
quet Club in Victoria eared him a

berth in the B.C. regional champi- 4

onship in Abbotsford, Dec. 6.

Competing among 147 skaters
from 22 Island clubs, Lachelt beat
Out three other talented rivals for
the Novice Mens’ title, an orga-
nizer said.

Also, Peninsula Figure Skating
Club member Erin Kennedy
eamed third place in the Juvenile
Ladies Division.

Organizers said Tiffany Pettett,
also a Peninsula club member,
overcame a leg injury to place
tenth in the same division.

Among other Peninsula Figure
Skating Club members, Tanna
Jaeger placed eighth in the over-12
Preliminary Ladies’ Division.

And Kelly Mallany also fin-
ished eighth among the under-10

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My sincere thanks to all
those who supported me
in the recent

North Saanich Elections

Bill Turner

Alderman Elect

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Preliminary Ladies’ group.

Mallany was followed by Anna
Birkwieser, who placed 14th, and
Tarra Hutchinson, who finished in
15th spot.

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in the Review

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