The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 14

B4 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, August 5, 1987 InlyDDttimig iregyDattioims fiw 987-88 released Spartans seeking talent for new season resulting from mild winter conditions; Shorter mule deer seasons and changes to elk seasons in parts of Region 7 (Omineca-Peace). "These are just a sampling of some of the more striking changes," Strachan said. "The message to hunters is clear: for the sake of conservation and to ensure you stay within the law, you must know and abide by the regulations." For further information on the 1987-88 hunting and trapping regulations, contact Jack Bone, 387-9790, or Elaine Dyment, 387-9788, in Victoria, or any regional office of the Ministry of Environment and Parks. Chilliwack Spartans Swim Club have planned two meetings for anyone interested in more information about competitive swimming during the school months. The meetings will be held at the Chilliwack YM-YWCA at 8 p.m.

on Wednesday, Aug. 19, and at Cheam Recreation Centre in Vedder Crossing at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 2. The Spartan swim club is a community-wide, youth athletic organization "dedicated to excellence in com-petitve swimming and to the educational and fitness opportunities that training and competition can offer," a spokesman said.

The club operates all year long with competitive training from September through June or July, with "maintenance training" for advanced swimmers in August. "The Spartans is the only club in the mid- or upper-Fraser Valley dedicated to providing a program capable of developing world class swimmers," the spokesman added. This year, the Spartans will offer training at pools in Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Langley, Mission and Vedder Crossing in an attempt to develop a truly regional team. "Through sharing and combination of pool availability, winter swimming will become available to the whole Valley." All potential swimmers, or their parents, are invited to either of the meetings for full information on the Spartan program. If unable to attend, information can be obtained from the Spartan swim club office at 858-SWIM.

The synopsis of B.C. hunting and trapping regulations for 1987-88 will shortly be available to the public at offices of the Ministry of Environment and Parks, government agents, and sporting goods stores. Environment and Parks Minister Bruce Strachan said, "I urge every hunter and trapper to obtain a copy of the synopsis and become familiar with the regulations before going into the field." He stated, "While basic regulations remain much the same from year to year, new regulations have to be introduced and old regulations must be adjusted, to reflect changing circumstances." The 1987-88 synopsis contains both hunting and trapping regulations. There will be no separate publications of the trapping regulations. As well, Limited Entry Hunting maps and information have been dropped from the synopsis this year, but are available in a separate brochure.

Important changes include: A major new "No Shooting" corridor along the Coquihalla Highway between Hope and Merritt; Numerous road restrictions in parts of Region 5 (Cariboo-Chilcotin) to prevent overharvest due to greatly increased access following salvage logging of bettle-infested forests; Also in Region 5, more liberal seasons and bag limits for mule deer, iomf 0 EC I A 0 Track hurdles 17.64, 300m hurdles 47.9; 4th: javelin 31.81m. Dylan Cuff 8th: javelin 23.29. Eric Neil 5th: hammer 18.31m. Golf 1 jLgyQ95 4th Low Gross 3rd Flight Wolf Zimmerman Most Honest Golfer (Trophy) Barry Holmes Most Honest Golfer 3rd Flight Bun Elvey Long Drive 1st Flight Dennis McSweeney (W. Collins) Long Drive 2nd Flight PatSpeer (E.

Wilkins) Long Drive 3rd Flight (J. Storey) Long Drive 4th Flight Bob Limpright K.P. 1st Flight Bhagat Basi K.P. 2nd Flight John Sunhue K.P. 3rd Flight Phil Edwards K.P.

4th Flight Stan Garner Softball TRC-43 single sideband CB radio. 40 AM and 80 SSB channels. Switchable noise blanker reduces interference. 12-1954 95 A59 SAVE $20 B.C. Junior Development Championships Nanaimo August 1 2, 1987 Kataline Szirony (77-) 100m, 16.62, 8th; 200m.

35.0, 6th; Long Jump 3.44m, 5th; High Jump 1.00m, 9th. Matthew Rempel 1 76-) 400m, 78.4; 800m 2:48.2, 9th; 1500m, 5:48.1, 9th; Long Jump 3.51. Scott Green 176-1 400m 75.1; 800m, 2:45.2, 5th; 1500 5:48.1, 9th; Long Jump, 3.51. Jake Mourit2in (76-1 100m, 15.7; 200m, 32.9; Discus 17.56, 4th; Triple Jump, 8.16, 4th; Chris Wiens (75-) 100m, 13.3, 1st; 200m. 28.1, 2nd; 400m, 63.1, 3rd; Long Jump 4.85m, 1st; Triple Jump 10.20m, 1st.

Carta Green (74-1 100m. 15.25; 200m, 30.5; Triple Jump 4.01m, 10th; 400m, 69.8, 10th. Matthew Turner (74-) 80m Hurdles, 15.79, 6th; 400m, 65.1, 6th; 800m, 2:52.1, 7th; Discus 17.43m, 8th; Triple Jump 8.88m, 9th. Sean Peters (73-) High Jump 1.45m, 9th; Long Jump 4.57m, Triple Jump 9.69, 10th. Valley Royals Track Club 1978 Qlrls Kaila Mussell 2nd: 800m, 80m hurdles 16.0, shot put 4.48m; 3rd: long jump 3.03m; 4th: 100m 16.94.

1977 Boys David Neil 1st: 100m 15.4; 2nd: 80m hurdles 15.38: 4th: 200m 31.7, 400m 1:11.3, long jump 3.60m. Brandon Tournier 3rd: 80m hurdles 15.83; 4th: 800m, shot put 6.14m; 5th: 400m 1:14.8. 1976 Boys Trevor Burgess 5th: triple jump 8.07m. Dustin Tournier 8th: 200m hurdles 36.8. 1975 Girls Sara Longhurst 4th: 1500m 1:32.6: 5th: 400m 1:09.6.

1974 Boys Broncyn Mussell 1st: shot put 10.39m; 3rd: discus 25.0m; 5th: 80m hurdles 15.62, 200m hurdles 35.4. Shane Burgess 3rd 800m; 7th: 1500m 5:09.5, long jump 4.17m. Scott Edwards 2nd: 80m hurdles 14.62; 5th: long jump. PACIFIC WESTERN MEADOWLANDS MEN'S OPEN Trophy and Prize Presentation Low Gross Trophy Tony Carmichael 69 Low Net (Trophy) Mike Fischer 59 Low Net 1st Flight (Trophy) Jim Byrnes Low Gross 2nd Flight (Trophy) Larry Goodman Low Net 2nd Flight I Trophy) Larry Dupperon Low Gross 3rd Flight (Trophy) Al Sawatsky Low Net 3rd Flight (Trophy) George Swan Low Gross 4th Flight (Trophy) Manfred Schultz Low Net 4th Flight (Trophy) Wayne Smithies 2nd Low Gross 1st Flight Ryan Dyck 2nd Low Net 1st Flight Bob Bachman 2nd Low Gross 2nd Flight John Hale 2nd Low Net 2nd Flight Douglas Smith (Sr.) 2nd Low Gross 3rd Flight Ewen Steele 2nd Low Net 3rd Flight Harold Newberry 2nd Low Gross 4th Flight Wayne Moseanko 2nd Low Net 4th Flight Dennis Archibald 3rd Low Gross 1st Flight Mike Marshall 3rd Low Net 1st Flight George ProkopeU 3rd Low Gross 2nd Flight Ed Wilkiss 3rd Low Net 2nd Flight Tony Ylipuusi 3rd Low Gross 3rd Flight Greg Reid 3rd Low Net 3rd Flight Ken Fleming 3rd Low Gross 4th Flight Stan Garner 3rd Low Net 4th Flight Gerry Frank 4th Low Gross 1st Flight Keith Swetnam 4th Low Gross 2nd Flight Laurie Hooper Seven band equalizerbooster improves your auto sound. Slim design for small cars.

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