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2B THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, August 24, 1983 FVC joins Totem Athletic Conf. Quackgrass CCNOGC IT OUT WITIKi ROU NDUF a for increased yields a for easier tillage a apply post harvest Fraser Valley College has joined the Totem Athletic Conference and will be fielding varsity basketball, badminton, golf and volleyball teams this fall for the first time. The college has reached a financial agreement with the Fraser Valley College Student Society which will see the student organization providing half of the funds in this venture. Former Abbotsford Senior Secondary basket-ball coach Sam Senior and Vlado Rus, formerly of Mission Senior Secondary. Willy Hall and Bill Barclay, from Sardis Secondary; Dave Burns from D.

W. Poppy Secondary in Langley; Bob Fehr and Todd Lapinsky from Abbotsford Senior Secondary and Ian Covey of Chilliwack Senior Secondary, are among those expected to attend the team's training sessions this fall. The Totem Athletic Conference consists of Vandermeulen has been named as the College's new basketball coach replacing Tim Racine, who has left the team. Vandermeulen brings to the college a great deal of playing and coaching experience in the high school ranks. He has taken high school teams to the provincial championships five times and is one of the most respected coaches in the province.

Four members of last year's basketball team, which played a series of exhibition games, will return to the Cascades this fall: 6'6" center Brad Dayton; guards Terry Sedgewick and Steve Fehr; and the team's most valuable player last season, Ron Smith. Several top high school prospects are also expected to join the club including former B.C. High School All-Stars Surinder Sarow, of Abbotsford is one of the most competitive leagues in Canada. The basketball Cascades will be playing seven home games in the Valley this year, hosting the Cariboo College Chiefs, the Malaspina Mariners, the Douglas College Firs and last year's Canadian Championship runners-up, the Vancouver College Falcons. Two other teams, the Capilano College Blues and Royal Roads Military College, round out the Cascades always read and follow label directions.

Roundup ii registered trademark of Monianfo Company. nine B.C. colleges from across the province and 198384 Home Schedule. Sports Schedule MMM p.m., races at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

18 Sept. 18 Chilliwack YM-YWCA hosts "Terry Fox Marathon-of-Hope" over 18 km from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24 Sept.

24 Chilliwack BMX races at 'Star Trak' on Tyson Road, sign up from 11 to 12 p.m., races at lp.m. FALL IS AN IDEAL TIME FOR CONTROLLING QUACKGRASS AND BRUSH EVEN AFTER MILD FROSTS. SEE YOUR DEALER FOR DETAILS, AND HOW TO RECEIVE 111 5" A FREE ROUNDUP POCKETKNIFE. RDS-QWP-83 Sports Schedule is a weekly feature of The Progress listing upcoming sports events. Sports leagues or other recreation organizations which want to be listed should provide this newspaper with their typewritten season's schedules.

Anyone wanting more information can contact the sports editor at 792-1931. AUGUST Monday, Aug. 22 Aug. 22 the Skaha Mobile Sailing School begins its Aug. 22-26 sailing class at Cultus Lake.

Contact 858-3497 for information. Tuesday, Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Division 1 Men's Softball playoff game five, if necessary, between Cheam Sports and Empress Kokanees, 7 p.m. at Fraser Park.

Wednesday, Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Chilliwack BMX races at 'Star Trak' on Tyson Road, sign up from to 6 p.m., races at 7 p.m. Aug. 24 All-Star Wrestling at Evergreen Hall, 8 p.m.

start. Tickets at the door. Thursday, Aug. 25 Aug. 25 Chilliwack Golf and Country Club ladies division hosts the final round of the 54-hole Ladies Club Championship.

Friday, Aug. 26 Aug. 26-28 B.C. Intermediate Men's Softball finals at Fraser and Monarch Parks in Chilliwack. Sunday, Aug.

28 Aug. 28 Cultus Lake Yacht Club has two races, a Crews Race at 2 p.m. and a Ladies' Skipper Race to follow. Aug. 28 Kent Raceway stock car races near Agassiz, time trials 1 p.m.

and races at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31 Aug. 31 Chilliwack BMX races with trophy race at 'Star Trak' on Tyson Road, sign up from 5 to 6 p.m., races at 7 p.m. SEPTEMBER Thursday, Sept.

1 Sept. 1 NHL Vancouver Canucks vs. Fraser Valley College Tycoons softball Thursday, Sept. 1 at 7 p.m., Abbotsford's Centennial Park. Saturday, Sept.

3 Sept. 3 Cultus Lake Yacht Club's two-day Park Board Trophy race series begins with two races, the first at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Cultus Lake Yacht Club annual meeting at 10 a.m.

at Ferguson's residence, 40 Lakeshore Drive. Sept. 4 Cultus Lake Yacht Club's two-day Park Board Trophy series concludes with two races, the first at 2 p.m. Monday, Sept. i Sept.

5 Chilliwack YMYWCA Running Club half-marathon (13.1 miles) at Columbia Valley. Saturday, Sept. 10 Sept. 10 Meadowlands' Men's Open tournament at Meadowlands Golf and Country Club. Sunday, Sept.

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1 1(599 Pops tops in slow pitch Installed the season. Dave played for the Chilliwack River Hatchery team. Golf Chilliwack Golf and Country Club ladies section played its monthly medal round and "pin day" Aug. 16 under sunny skies. First division winners were Anne Gransden (net 67) and Ester Wient-jes(net73).

Martha Neufeld, with a net 70, led the second division while Charlotte Cross and Madge Norlen tied with a net 72. Third division winners were Laura Francis with net 74 and Joanne Boucher and Marg Koenig tied for second with a net 75. The Ladies Club Championship tournament will be played Aug. 23, 24 and 25. "The past is not dead history; it is living material out of which man makes himself and builds the future." Rene Dubois Final game to determine the league champs in the local Beer League Slow Pitch, was played between Wooden Shoe Pub and Pop Yoshimura (Northwest), on Thursday night.

The game which was played at Rosedale ball park turned out to be an exciting, close game well played by both teams. Final score of 12-10 gave Pops the win. Wooden Shoe finished in second place and Chilliwack River Hatchery placed third. All trophy presentations were made at the dance following the tournament on Saturday. A special award was given to ICBC who managed to lose every game during regular league play and then came up with 2 wins during the wind-up tournament! For the 5th Annual Wind-Up Tournament the 16-team league was divided into three divisions and all played off for trophies, during the one day event.

A-Division winner was Boston Pizza, sponsored by Motz Industrial Saws in Langley. Second place winner in the A Division was Chwk. Datsun. Chilliwack River Hatchery won the Division followed by Iron Horse. The Gumbooters, sponsored by Wooden Shoe Pub beat Duffy's after 3 innings of overtime to win the Division.

All trophies were donated by Wayne Swityk of the Wooden Shoe Pub in Rosedale. Door prizes were donated by T-Shirt Junction, Irvin's Shop Rite and Boston Pizza in Chilliwack. Proceeds from the dance will be turned over to Dave Watson to help with medical expenses incurred when he was injured during a regular league game earlier in I I r.1MIIIB1MffMwaM Enrol in the Block Income Tax Course now. Make money during tax lime Comprehensive course taught by experienced Block instructors begins September 14 in 2 area locations WHO COULD BE A BETTER INCOME TAX TEACHER? BLOCK 159 1870 3631 Ctrfor Ptrfc Mace Enjoy it now! Use your All Purpose Account. At Simpsons-Sears you get the finest guarantee.

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