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The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 18

The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 18

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PAYMENT $47920 PER MONTH PLUS TAX (Based on $1000 down) AFTER LEASE S7CAA PURCHASE PRICE I 3UU All Leases Based On 25,000 kms Per Annum, O.A.C., 48 months $1000.00 down rrrnr i 7 PONTIAC-DUICK 45930 Airport Chilliwack 795-9104 D.L.N. 5255 GEORGE MAIR Sport Stars Pro Soccer At Oval: The Vancouver 86ers professional soccer team will be playing an exhibition game in Chilliwack on Wednesday, May 11. Through Chilliwack Minor Soccer, the Canadian Soccer League team has agreed to stage an exhibition match at the Chilliwack Oval against the 86ers' Reserve side which will represent B.C. at the Canada Summer Games. Chilliwack association spokesman Charlie Thomson said the game is to played in conjunction with registration night for local minor and rep soccer for the upcoming season.

No Where To Play: Olympic Sports' Div. 4 Metro Women's soccer team will have to be content with just finishing first in the regular season after the cancellation of all divisional cup games. Coach Mark Toop said the heavy rains in early April forced postponement of all the playoff games scheduled in the Vancouver-based league. With softball season now started most of the goalposts and markings have been cleared for ball diamonds and so now there is a lack of playing fields. Toop said the team still plans to compete in a May holiday weekend tournament in Penticton, May 21-23.

The club will move up next year to compete in Div. 3 with another Chilliwack-based team, Rosedale Annies. Annies competed in Div. 2 this past season but after a poor showing will move down the ladder next year. Church Softball Loop: The 1988 Chilliwack Church Softball League A Division has started a new chapter with an eight-team loop.

The premiere division in the church league has added two teams from the Division and one team has dropped down. Competing in the A Division will be new additions Zion Evangical and Chilliwack Central MB, to go along with Big-O-Tires, Paragon Printers, Custom Printers, Chilliwack Sound Around and the NRS Packers (formerly Paragon A's). The A Division plays doubleheaders Fridays at Monarch Park. Doubleheaders go on Fraser and Monarch parks on Saturday. The league also features single games at the Oval and Rosedale Ball Park on Mondays.

New Slow Pitch League: Chilliwack has a new 15-team entry to add to its long list of competitive softball leagues. The Earthquake Annie's Slow Pitch Softball League opened its inaugural season April 12 with five games played for game scores and standings see Scoreboard each week in The Progress. The new league's entries include: Tim Horton Ballnuts, Aztec Warriors, CHWK All-stars, Charlie Brown's, GFD Enterprises, Chilliwack Rugby Club, Pretty's Timber Bandits, O'Connor Brews, Super Save Optical, Longfellow Furniture, Dirty Dozen, Kel-Gor Trucking Hiballers, McGaw-Empress Angels, Sardis Rookies and Save-on Sluggers. Action in the fledgling league will continue each Tuesday through to mid-August with several tournaments planned in the schedule. Horsinq Around: The trio of Cindy Larson, Shannaon Padgett and Joan Fahr proved almost perfect at the Chilliwack Riding Club's April gymkhana.

Larson and Padgett competed in the junior and novice categories, respectively, and swept all six disciplines barrels, poles, stakes, keyhole, bean bag and quadrangles. Fahr finished in top sport in five of six events in the senior category, missing out on the barrels competition which was captured by Joanne McRae. The next gymkhana is scheduled May 15, during Country Living Days. The B.C. men's dart team will have two Chilliwack residents toeing the line at the Canadian championships in Moncton, N.B., June 7-10.

George Mair and Bill Steinke were among the nine men and nine women which qualified last week at the provincial championships held at the Chilliwack Ag-Rec centre. In addition to the Canadian championships the B.C. men's and women's team will also participate in the Canadian Open, from June 11-12 also in Moncton. The three-day qualifying event hosted by the Fraser Valley East Dart League began April 8 and featured 100 men and 60 women participating in round robin competition for three days. John Fallowfield of Victoria emerged as the top men's qualifier winning 87 of his 100 games.

He was followed closely by Brian Reeves of Vancouver Island with 83 wins, Bill McFarlane of Victoria 82, Matt Zublutony of North Vancouver 80, Dennis Morgan of Vancouver and Rick Bizaro of Kelowna 79, Steinke -78, Victoria's Mel Tower 75, and Mair 73. Mair, 43, is a brick layer and throws with the Rosedale's Wooden Shoe dart team. He has been active in the pub sport for the just under 10 years. For Steinke qualifying for the provincial team is another feather in his cap. In addition to be chosen to the provincial team, he will represent B.C.

at the 'No. 7 Shoot' in Winnipeg on May 5. The B.C. sectional finals for the shoot were held in conjunction with the provincial championships. An electrician, Steinke regularly takes his darts on the road competing in exhibitions and tournaments throughout B.C.

The women's qualifiers were led by Karen LaFleur of Prince George with 47 wins in 60 games, Sally Mc-Cullough of Surrey, Terry Turtle of Langley and Linda Green of North Vancouver 46 each, Peggy McKay of Burnaby 45, Freda Mihiachuk of Vancouver 45, Fern Majors of Surrey 44, Myrtle Cadogan of Kamloops 44, and Charlotte Neimi of Surrey 792-1391 533-3757 (VANCOUVER LINE) I DUTCH jAfl REASONS TO LEASE '88 Beretta 2 7 MONTH fjfcl5a '88 S-1Q Blazer 8 a $9093 11 JMfA.ii)i.fi mmu mm MONTH 1. LOW DOWN PAYMENT 2. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT 3. LOW INTEREST 4. LOW END BUY-OUT '88 Corsica fiBTT MONTH '88 Full Size Pickup 1 te3teJ(R5iiiiieilll CHEVROLET mm month II Kir-m Loaaa Payments baaad on BO month O.A.C.

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