Date picked
for Milk Run

Organizers of the 1992 Milk
Run have announced that this
year’s event will be held April
22. :

The event is a one-day prov-
ince-wide run, walk or wheel
covering three kilometres in
which over 80,000 students
from 200 secondary schools
will participate.

Entering its 14th year, the
Milk Run is organized by BC
School Sports, the governing
body for school sports in the
province, with the objective of
promoting participation in
physical activities and raising
money for a worthwhile charity.

This year’s recipient charity
will be the B.C. Blind Sports
and Recreation Association.

Last year, the Milk Run
raised almost $30,000 for the
B.C Division of the Canadian
Wheelchair Sport Association
and the wheelchair basketball
demonstration team that toured
the province.

New club for
archers seis
sights for year

A contact number was inad-
vertently omitted in a story last
week on the formation of the
SaanPenn Archers archery club
(New archery club makes plans
for season of shooting, The
Review, Jan. 29).

The club has held its first
general meeting, and is plan-
ning to shoot indoors at the
Lions Hall on East Saanich
Road, and outdoors across from
Centennial Park.

Amateurs and professionals
are welcome to join the club,
which is sanctioned by the B.C.
Archery Association.

It is being organized by Steve
Southin, a competitive archer
and instructor who will be
offering classes through the
club.

For more information, call
Southin at 652-5046.

Pee Wees earn first with
five wins at Jamboree

It was a five-for-five sweep for
the Peninsula Harvey’s Sporting
Goods Pee Wee Intercity hockey
team at the recent Powell River
Jamboree.

Peninsula came home with first
place, winning all five games
played during the Jamboree Jan.
24-26.

The team opened Jan. 24 with a
2-0 win over Powell River Legion.

The following day, Harvey’s
beat Austin. twice by scores of 3-0
and 4-1.

The final two games on Jan. 26°

saw Peninsula beat Kerry Park 5-0
and Powell River Legion 5-1.

Peninsula ended the tournament
with an impressive 19 goals scored
and only two against.

“Our team played a very disci-
plined style of hockey, taking few
penalties, while our opponents
played a more aggressive style,”
said coach Karl Kaercher, noting
his team had two penalties in three
of the games to the opponents’ 22.

“Outstanding goaltending by
Dale Thom, strong defence and
excellent forechecking by our for-
wards were the keys to our wins,”
he said.

Peninsula won the most sports-
manlike team award.

PENINSULA MINOR HOCKEY
STANDINGS AS OF FEB. 2
GP W L T PTS
BANTAM INTERCITY
Racquet Club 11 8 1 2 18
‘Dunlop Construction (Pen) 12 7 4 1 15
Cornell Chey (Pen) 12 5 4 3 13
Saanich 2 abt 4 3 4 12
Victoria 11 5 5 1 11
Sooke 11 4 5 2 10
Saanich 1 11 2 6 3 7
Juan de Fuca 9 0 9 0 0
PEE WEE INTERCITY
DIVISION I
Victoria 3 12 9 2 1 19
Harvey’s Sporting Goods (Pen) 11 9 2 0 18
MVYP Trophies (Pen) 12 8 4 - 0 16
Racquet Club 12 6 6 0 12
Saanich 1 12 3 9 0 6
Juan de Fuca 12 3 9 0 6
DIVISION IL
Big O Tire (Pen) 13 2 1 0 24
Island Furniture (Pen) 11 9 2 0 18
Victoria 2 12 5 6 1 11
Sooke 12 5 7 0 10
Victoria 1 12 2 10 0 4
Saanich 2 13 0 13 0 0
ATOM HOUSE
Island Asphalt 15 10 4 1 21
Magic Colour 15 8 6 1 17
Sidney Bakery 15 5 6 4 14
Clair Downey Chevron 15 3 10 2 8
NOVICE HOUSE :

Buddies Toys 14 11 2 1 23
Cornish’s Books 14 9 4 1 19
Sidney Lions Club 14 fi 2 5 18
Sidney Chevron 14 5 8 1 11
CSaanich Vol. Fire Dept. 14 bs) 8 1 11
Legion No37 14 2 9 3 7

Medal winners
for Falcon club

Local members of the Falcon
Artistic Gymnastics Club earned
medals at the recent Glacier Invi-
tational competition in Vancouver.

The event, held Jan. 26, was an
all-level meet with teams from
across the province.

In the Provincial A, 12 and over
competition, Carla Willock, 12,
won the bronze on the beam.

She was 10th on the bars, 11th
in the floor routine and 12th in
vault, for an all-around placing of
ninth.

The club’s A team, which
included Willock, placed second
overall.

In the Provincial B, 11 and
under competition, Shivonne
Egan, 10, was a member of the
bronze medel-winning Falcon
team.

She also finished ninth in bars.

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Two straight for soccer club

The Peninsula Harvey’s Sport-
ing Goods Div. 4B soccer team
won its second straight game last
week against Gordon Head in a
6-1 blowout.

Peninsula got three goals from
Keith Brailsford and singles from
Doug Beaton, Tyler Keepence and
Steve Szelei in the game, which
was played Jan. 18 at Centennial
Park.

In other games that day, the Div.
2A Shaw Cable team lost to Gor-
don Head 8-1.

Div. 5 Pharmasave F Flight was
defeated by Juan de Fuca 2-1.

The Div. 7B White Pro Power

Gotcha HtO
in second

The Gotcha HtO men’s volley-
ball team is back near the top of
the heap in the Lower Island
Senior A Men’s League after
action last week.

Gotcha had been tied for first in
the eight-team league, but had
slipped slightly in recent weeks.

However, winning three of four
games against their top competi-
tion has put Gotcha two points
behind the league frontrunners.

Gotcha HtO split with Far West
Namdor 12-15, 15-11, and defeat-
ed Nasty Boyz 15-13, 17-16.

The two opponents now have 20
points in the league on 10 wins
and six losses each.

Gotcha is in second, with 12
wins against six defeats.

Installations team tied the Central
Saanich Firefighters 3-3.

In Div 9, the Red Marigold
Nursery team beat Prospect Lake
2-0, while the Blue Pacific Coast
Savings squad blanked Island
Shoe Place 1-0.

Div. 10 McDonalds downed
Prospect Lake 2-1.

The week before, Harvey’s
Sporting Goods beat Duncan 5-3.

Brailsford had another hat trick,
while Beaton and Cam Inouye
also scored.

In other games, the Div. 1B
Sidney Kiwanis beat Prospect
Lake 3-1.

The Div. 2A Shaw Cable team
dropped a 7-5 decision to Juan de
Fuca.

Div. 5B Phamasave won by
default, while Div. 6C Realty
World were 1-0 winners over
Lakehill.

The Div. 7B Red Flint Motors
team beat Bays United 3-0, while
the White Central Saanich Fire-
fighters were the victors over Dun-
can 2-0.

TheReview Wednesday, February 5, 1992 — A24

DISTRICT OF NORTH SAANICH

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING BY-LAW NO. 714

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons who believe their
interest in property may be affected by the following By-Law will
be afforded an opportunity to be heard or to present written
submissions at a PUBLIC HEARING to be held in the Council
Chambers, Municipal Hall, 1620 Mills Road, North Saanich, B.C.
on Monday, February 17, 1992 at 7:00 p.m.
ZONING BY-LAW NO. 714
The purpose of Zoning By-Law No. 714, being “District of North
Saanich Zoning By-Law No. 464 (1983), Amendment By-Law
(1992) No. 1”, is to re-zone the area described as:
“the unsurveyed foreshore fronting Lots 3'and 4, Block 59,
Section 19; Range 3 West, North Saanich District, Plan
1211, commencing at the northwest corner of Lot 3:
thence three metres east to the point of commencement:
thence 27 metres north; thence six metres west: thence 27
metres south; thence follow the high water mark in an
easterly direction to the point of commencement.”
from M-6 to M-5. This re-zoning, if approved, would permit the
owners of the upland property to construct a dock and float for
recreational purposes. The M-6 zone does not permit the
construction of wharves, piers, docks or floats.

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Road, North Saanich, B.C. between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and :
4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, between February 5, 1992 and

February 17, 1992 inclusive, excluding holidays. >

Joan E. Schill
Municipal Clerk

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