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Don't Be Late for This Very Important Date at ISLAND SAVINGS! lay, January 11, 1984 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page 17 New program preview for fans and fanatics < MALCOLM 1. !•(.(. again-run the women's sessions and tree lor players and coaches, $3 lor January IK (Wed.)and February 15 ( ouches' Course y New Year, soccer tans and we hope lots ol the ladies will attend. everyone else ($5 per couple). (Wed.) al 7 pm at Kanaka Place At present we are not ollenng a SS1YSA Soccer Tournament A great night to honour all the Restaurant. course but il interest is shown then action ready lo go and our I his year's tourney will be held on participants in our association. Admission is $2.50 and includes we will try to oiler something. eager lo start it is a good April 7 and is primarily lor our oil- SS1YSA Lome Black Tournament two cards (extra cards, 50c each). Soccer Shop preview the program we are island teams. I his year's reunion game has Refreshments arc available and Our association oilers good our participants over the Lach ol our teams will invite a expanded due to the number ol special prizes will be given. quality equipment lor our players at i months, competitor to compete lor one ol teams and therefore we are staging I ry your luck and support local competitive prices. Whether balls, nd Teams the trophies over the two days. We our own event lor our retired teams soccer al ihe same time better jackets, track suits, shin-guards, le play starts again on the also have several exhibitions lo compete lor the Lome Black chance ol winning than the 649. gloves, bags, boots or kangaroo 14-15 weekend lor these involved in the tourney. Memorial I rophy. Referee's Course lops, call this wriler il you wish at Game 10 on their Based on past history our teams I he delending champions, Salt Lin Beatlie will again oiler ihe something. :s. should do well and the tourney Spring Orange, will meel Salt officials' course on the laws ol the Kick-A-'l hon /larch 10-1 I District Cup should provide islanders with Spring Canadians, Salt Spring game, starling the week ol January All monies should be in by now its with ihe linals on March quality soccer lor Iwo days. Kicks and Salt Spring Blues to see il 22. il not, please turn it in. I hose I I. SS1YSA Soccer Banquet they can retain their crown in the Ihe course is in two parts: wishing to use their credit contact biggest concern lor these I Ins year's banquet is tentatively one-day event. beginners and juniors (over 10 years this writer. ihe new lerry lares which set lor Inday. April 20, 6:30 pm at Ihe biggest question is whether ol age) lor the Inst three sessions; As you can see we have a busy tm travel expensive. Players ihe Gull Islands Secondary School these old-timers can last through the and seniors lor upgrading. I he spung schedule ol games and to pay S2.50 each unless I I gymnasium. day. course is open to all. even il you do events. II you can, gel oul and help younger where u is SI.30 I he banquet will have Us pot-luck Bingo not wish to become a releree. culler with the teams or with the turn. Our association will style dinner, presentations, awards We plan to hold Iwo more bingos I o register call this writer. I here program (we could use assistance h the lerry corporation to and door prizes. Admission will be as lund-raisers lor our club on is a small lee. w ith concession stand and banquet). is burden can be alleviated, e hoping our teams have a • pring session, capping it >uplc ol District Cups. Let's r lingers crossed, and Teams ,'nior and junior teams will l to action on January 14 at ular times (9 am-Junior. 10 or). Don't be late will be playing Cup play sentially means they are all oil even. I hey meet each ice with, we hope, a good for this very i lust place by the lime the s are up. arch 24 we have allowed a vend to make up any missed i ensure equality in thelmal important date at s. i 31 and April I will sec our annual Intra-island lent, learns will play a >l games on Saturday ISLAND ing with semi-linals and Sunday. A great wrap-up kids. this group, unless you are ic games are being played SAVINGS! us hope the weather co- Soccer Program Deposit to an ISLAND SAVINGS RRSP before rogram will slarl again on 4 at the regular time ol February 15th — you could win a Commodore Vic 20 it Portlock Park, under the on ol I erry Stringer and Personal Computer and/or a Commodore 64 Personal nsyili. All kids aged 2-5 arc Computer. :creational Soccer irogiam will begin again NOW is the time to open an ISLAND SAVINGS RRSP. The funds you invest 22 al 3 pmal Pollock Park, at ISLAND SAVINGS stay in your community to assist your own local run every Sunday until the larch. economy. Strengthen your own future and strengthen your community. ogram is open lo men and Invest in an ISLAND SAVINGS RRSP. nd ability and skill arc not ents. Malt Hanagan will By depositing to an ISLAND SAVINGS RRSP before February 15th, you have a chance to win a Commodore Vic 20 Personal Computer. You will also be eligible to win a Commodore 64 Personal Computer in the Final RRSP Draw on February 29 th. Ige winners Already have an RRSP at another financial institution? That's no problem! lands Bridge Club winners You can leave the details of transferring your RRSP to the professionals at 2 were Anne and Norm ell, Gordon Hutton and ISLAND SAVINGS! We'll be pleased to assist you. uve. Vera Sarginson and Richardson, May Whiten Remember, at ISLAND SAVINGS there are no RRSP charges or fees of any garet Ellison, Lorna and kind. As well, you can be assured to earn a very competitive rate of interest it/. rs on January 3 were Dr. on your RRSP savings! Hyslop, Dorothy Crolton Drop in at any one of ISLAND SAVINGS n Shandro, Pat Walsh and Ihnish. three branches soon for further RRSP information! DON'T BE LATE!! RRSP Loans Available at All Branches. CREDIT UNION LyUllCail DldllCH Saltspring Branch Mili bay branch 1 AT A ^„r>u:li:„ 1U/ 1VJ.11 Ullllpb /Wfc!. L-A/AV ivuit pay kit: ill—rxi rTT Page 18 GULF ISLANDS DRIFT WOOD Wednesday, January 11, 1984 Fearless predictions of Hockey Night in Ganges BY HOOT ANTOSSIT he will quickly move on to Moose- whirlwind romance with Margaret soul-brother Bill Vander Zalm and to have a goal tender stulted and Ah yes, another year, and a Groin, Saskabush, to become I rudeau but will be heartbroken reduced to growing cucumbers in mounted. special one at that. Will 1984 resident priest in a convent for when Margaret leaves him to join the back seat ol his car. Terry Stringer Will merge the surpass even George Orwell's grim delinquent gynecologists. He will the US Filth Meet on tour oil Ron Moger Will win lor the Slugs and Petro Canada with the expectations'.' In keeping with the open a successful l.ovcrware seventh consecutive year both the costs ol the venture to be borne bya tradition ol such line publications as franchise in nearby Upchuck. scoring crown and the battling title new federal excise tax on hockey the National Enquirer, the (Jul]Pa t Gaines For unusual peace• before the season even starts. Wilt- pucks. He will then help to create a Islands Deadw ood. and Stats keeping techniques during the Joanne will come second and crown corporation to study the Canada here are a number ol hockey season Pat will be daughter Joey will be fourth. possibility ol manufacturing pucks tearless predictions lor some ol the nominated lor the Nobel Peace Frank Nielsen Will help get an in Barbados. major newsmakers ol our time. Prize and will go on to a successful international nuclear disarmament Mel Topping Alter much career as a negotiator lor the treaty signed when, alter being hired Ray Bush Alter resigning his post consideration Mel will sell his provincial government. by the White House to make collee as Czar of the island Credit Union, interest in Salt Spring Lands cuing Allan Hardie Will finally, after 11 and doughnuts at state balls in the Ray will go to live in a teepee in lack of proper sewage-facilities and years, score an empty-net goal Rose Garden, he explains to Ronnie Stanley Park to make baskets and will go on to a career as local during a game against his youngest the difference between fission and sell llowcrs in downtown distributor lor Cabbage Patch Kids son's hockey team and will then lishin". restaurants. His hockey will suffer and their logical offshoot, Moose- unsuccessfully hold out for more Paul Sinclair New father Paul will as Ins pigtails will get in the way. Topping lots. money. In despair, he will sell his The Slug trail discover to his horror thai babies, Tom Watson Alter a chance Scott Bergstrome Will be elected business and move to Dry Heave, unlike computers, have uncontrol• encounter at Fuller Lake with as the new leader of the B.C. Social Alberta, where he will become the lable input, output errors and members ol the Royal Winnipeg Lebanon.
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