The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 10

10 THE CHILUWACK PROGRESS, Oct 1, 1969 "King" Returns To Mission THIS WEEK'S Canucks Beat Gulls 5-2 In SPECIALS cars. Also on hand Sunday will be the usual array of gassers, stockers, super stocks and altered Time trials start at 9 a m. and the racing at 1 p.m. WHL Exhibition Game Sunday Sail Diego Gulls gave up the lead at the halfway mark could gain a clear advantage in the see-saw battle waged during the period. Teams' exhibition eame of the first period of a West Dig heat bills? rCT ern Hockey League exhibi '49 VOLKS DELUXE One of the featured performers this Sunday at Mission Raceway will be Jerry "The King" Ruth.

This will be the first appearance of Jerry's new AA FD (double A Fuel Dragster), as he demolished his old car at another track recently. There will also be other outstanding AA Fuel cars and drivers on hand such as, Terry Kniss and his "King the fastest Chevrolet powered dragster in North America. Also on hand will be Daley and Johnson, recent Top Fuel winners at Mission-Glen Foster who made his first six second run at Mission recently will be back to fight it out with the other Automatic, only 1800 miles. first period, assisted by Alex Faulkner and Len Ronson. Vancouver bounced back at 11:11 when Phil Maloney assisted on a goal scored by Paul Andrea.

Vancouver winger Barry Watson broke the tie at 10:23 of the second period. Defenceman Marc Reaume and wing Murray Hall assisted on the goal. Neither side tion game and never won it back, when they played the Vancouver Canucks at the Coliseum Sunday. Crowd of 2049 friendliness wore off in the last period and at one time both teams dropped their sticks and gloves and went to it. Canucks' increased their lead to 3-1 when centre Rene Robert broke loose 12 sec 900 witnessed Canucks' 5-2 victory.

VOLKS DELUXE Gulls' Al Nichoson opened Automatic, radio and other the scoring at 6:40 in the extras. 11,000 miles. onds into the last period. De fenceman Bill Orr had the Heating Fuel Budget Plan: even, low monthly payments through the heating season. Canuck scoring streak in JUMP QUICK ON THESE LOW, low prices and be assured that the following cars are not transportation specials, they are all creased to three consecutive 7 VOLKS DELUXE One owner, 1500 c.c.

motor. at 3:26, with Maloney lighting the light. M395 CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN LAV GERNAEY Chilliwack, 7f 2-13)4 'Standard Oil Company ol C. Kevin O'Shea scored the second and last Gull goal at 13:17. Canucks' Maloney came through again at 18:24.

VOLKS DELUXE 300 c.c. motor, leather seats $1195 Judo Club To Meet In Armories Annex Black belt instructor Bob ioruk and Russ Beattie a ill be on hand this Sunday afternoon, 1 4 p.m., at a regular meeting of the Chilliwack judo club. Club membership now numbers 20, but there is still room for a few more, says club co-ordin-ator Dave Jones. CANUCK WINGER Murray Hall (17), did not score but did assist on this goal in exhibition hockey at the Coliseum Sunday. Chilliwack League Bowling Scores WEEK'S SPECIAL AS VOLKS "1500" SEDAN 1968 Pontiac Laurention 4 Dr.

Sedan. 327 V-8, auto radio, exceptionally clean 1968 Plymouth Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. 318 V-8, 3 speed auto trans, radio, bucket seats 1967 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr. Sedan.

6 new paint An exceptionally clean unit. $2100 $2000 $1300 J1295 1944 PONTIAC 4 DR. SEDAN one owner, sharp and clean, low mileage, rubber excellent, don't miss $OOC Fuel bills too high? '44 VOLKS "1500" STATION WAGON Looks good, runs good. s1195 this one 3T 1967 Ford Custom 4 Dr. Sedan.

289 ZAA V-8, cruise-o matic, radio, real clean IOU4J COMPACTS 1966 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Dr. Sedn. 6 new paint 19M Envoy Station Wagon, in like new 14 AQf $1100 $1200 $1900 condition, see it '44 RAMBLER "HO" STATION WAGON 6 Standard. 795 1966 Corvair Convertible. 6 4 speed 22,00 miles 1966 Ford Country Sedan Stn.

Wagon. 289 V-8, PS, PB, power rear window 1944 Vauxhall Viva, nice. Eileen Martin 634; Ladies' Rolling Pins 1096, Donna Edwards 542; Commercial Mixed Chilliwack Watch Repairs 1106, Jerry Berkelman 667. Results from Park Lanes are as follows: Ladies' Monday League, high single, Lol-lie Smith 318, high triple, Lyla Sargeant 678; Mixed Mac Webster 366, Wally Schindle 774; Men's Major Bill Long 315, Fred Tunbridge 783; Mixed Slim Marsden 342, Slim Marsden 896; Harrison Mixed, Jack Striker 310, Jack Striker 741; Foresters' Mixed, Reuben Sawatsky 335, Reuben Sawatsky 790; Legion Mixed, Ted Innes 327, Gary Dick 721. clean economy AOC car from CM.

IWatef Marc Reaume assisted. Canuck goalies turned back 37 shots, one more than San Diego's goalkeepers. Gulls were scored on twice while they were shorthanded. Both teams were short a man as a esult of the third period fight after Maloney scored his first goal of the afternoon. United Ties Bradner Hosts Chilliwack United started to lose steam in the second half of Sunday's game against the Bradner Royals in Bradner, but Laszlo Kocsis' penalty kick from 12 yards was enough to force a 1-1 draw on the host team.

United played good soccer in the first half, reports manager Cec Malloway, but only the Royals inexperience prevented the rug from being pulled on the out of shape Chilliwack squad in the second half, he said. Norm Chambers and Zeke Lau provided excellent goal tending during the game for Chilliwack. Main trouble seems to lie with the forward line, according to Mal-' loway. United will visit Fleetwood Sunday. Detergent action CHEVRON GASOLINES and STANDARD DIESEL FUEL cut costs.

1943 Rambler Am. 4 Door Sedan, runs fine $9 AC A buy 'M VOLKS "1500" 3 DOOR SEDAN Custom radio. $995 1941 Falcon, radio Bowling results from Chilliwack Bowling Alleys for the past week are as follows: Ladies' team high single, Valle School with 1126, high three, Doreen Halliday with 684; Classic Mixed Chilliwack Realty 1428, Chuck Booker 326; Classic Mixed Twin Peaks 1213, Cleve Phillips 681; navets, Help Males 1074, Jim Baker 641; Bankers, Royal Debts 1118, Ed Hladien 630; Civil Service, Whoop-du-Doo's 1163, Pete Allan 764; Mixed Unknowns 1184, Gary Clark 628; Commercial Mixed Ray's Drywall 1167, Norm Thiessen 605; East Chilliwack Co-op, Beginners 983, Vern Dick 622; Ladies' AU-Star, Leo Edwards 813, Arlene Green (high four) 1012. Mixed Cliff's Barber Shop 1161, Jim Davis 731; Golden Age, Hotshots 690. Mac Webster 641; Ladies' C.H.A., Die Hards 985, Leona Chapman 577.

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middle of the season. All in all from this writer's point of view, Chilliwack should have a competitive club to start the season. League statistician Ray Glanville released the finalized league schedule last week for the 1969 70 Western Hockey League season. Please note that the first game for Chilliwack 3-Field is against Shmyr Flyers, not Hygrade Heaters as mentioned in an earlier write-up. There will be 15 home games for Chilliwack fans plus Jubilee Cup Night on November 22.

Each team will play a 30 game schedule over the route, six games against each club in the league. With Surrey Warriors also having their home games on Saturday night, fans will have their Saturday night ritual broken three times this season as the local club visits the Warriors on their home ground. BLUELINE BANTER: Surrey Warriors got off on the winning side of the score-sheet by beating the New Westminster Junior Royals 6-4 in an exhibition game last Sunday Two more goaltenders are expected in the 3-Field workout later this week, bringing the total to four trying for that number 1 position inn- Vvr; mm By DON McFARLAND Chilliwack 3-Field Hockey Club moved from Canadian Forces Base Chilliwack gym, where they have been having conditioning workouts for the past two weeks, to the Chilliwack Coliseum to start ice workouts prior to the October 11 start of the Western Amateur Hockey League season. The ice workouts started on Monday night and will continue nightly until October 9. General Manager John Adams has issued an invitation to anyone interested in trying out for the club at 8:30 p.m.

For information regarding the club, interested persons may phone John at 858-6071 or coach Ross Roen-spiess at 858-6661. About 25 players hit the ice on Monday night for the first light workout of the season. Coach Roenspiess said he is giving everyone a fair chance to prove themselves before he starts cutting his roster down to a workable size. He believes he will cut down to about 20 players by this weekend and will start working out his lines during the first part of next week. Teaching fundamentals of the game is his main concern for this first week.

He believes this has been the ingredient missing, especially in the younger players moving up over the past couple of seasons. The coach's main desire this year is to have a strong defensive club. He stated earlier this week that "my goaltenders are going to see a lot less rubber this year than they have been accustomed to in other seasons." 3-Field cage watchers in the past have had to stop an average of 30 to 40 shots per game, which is ridiculous according to Coach Roenspiess. He does not expect miracles in the early part of the season, but feels this average will be cut drastically by the Standard Equipment: Too much downtime? A FRONT SEAT HEAD RESTS SEAT BELTS FRONT AND REAR DUAL BRAKING SYSTEM OUTSIDE REAR VIEW MIRROR RECLINING FRONT SEATS 1898 BUY A TOYOTA 2 Door for only We write all Policies large or small, but the Pumpkin is Food for Thought. Have you checked your coverage lately If not, we think you ought.

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