The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 25

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, June 13, 1990 B1 1 Sports Caps Hake top awards COMET GARAGE FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS PARTS, SALES SERVICE Ken Davies has been repairing cars, trucks and RV's at this location since 1946. Drop in or call Ken for good old fashioned, friendly servica 14 FULLY EQUIPPED SERVICE BAYS () GOVERNMENT INSPECTION SERVICE COURTESY CARS WHEN AVAILABLE REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES MODELS HO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL 7355 VEDDER ROAD PARTS: SALES: SERVICE: 858-3381 858-7104 858-3382 Peggy Walker, received manager of the year award for her assistance with two senior teams. More than 100 students, teachers and coaches attended the banquet in the school cafeteria (A complete list of winners can be found in the Scoreboard section. As principal Dale Halcrow pointed out, although some may have received more trophies than others, all are winners because they took part. "Athletic participation in high school is the most accurate prediction of success in post-secondary education." cer teams.

Noted soccer coach Laura Schulz, Carruthers "always gave that extra effort. "A great student and a great team player." Grade 11 boy's athlete of the year, John Dykstra, competed in track and field, and senior soccer and basketball. Sherry Victor, Gr. 10 girl's athlete of the year, played field hockey, basketball, volleyball, soccer and track and field. Victor has qualified for the provincial under-16 and B.C.

Summer Games field hockey teams. (Victor teammate Shelley Duck also qualified for the under-16 squad.) "Always energetic, always doing his best," is how Ogmunson described Gr. 10 boy's athlete of the year Raymond Johnston. Johnston was a member of the junior basketball and volleyball teams and worked with the senior basketball squad. Nasty and nice.

Candy Chapman and Cam Armstrong may have very different styles on the playing field, say their coaches, but the two do have one thing in common they were named Chilliwack Senior Secondary Grade 12 athletes of the year. Described by senior girls' field hockey coach Joe Ogmundson, as being an aggressive "nasty, take-no-prisoners" style of player, Chapman was named the Gr. 12 girl's top athlete, at the 1990 CSSS sports banquet June 6. Chapman also played on the senior girls' soccer team. Armstrong brought a "great attitude" to soccer and basketball, noted senior boys' soccer coach Lindsay Hayes, and was a good sport in both.

Grade 11 girl's athlete of the year, Tamara Carruthers, played on the senior volleyball, basketball and soc CfwTWk StS. fwSk rWS. PROPANE CONVERSION FINANCE PACKAGE INTEREST OVER 2 YEARS to A Call your West Yale Auto Centre for a free estimate. Propane conversions on all types of vehicles. AND HELP SAVE YOUR ENVIRONMENT ON YOUR MONTHLY FUEL BILLS SAVE Linger and Grant low net Wendell Linger and Dot Grant were the men's and ladies' low net winners in a recent golf tournament at the Meadowlands Golf and Country Club.

Linger had men's low net of 60, followed by Lloyd Frochler, to capture the Frank Stanford trophy on June 2. Grant had women's low of 70, followed by Gloria Morgan. Roy Zuberbier and Lorna Cliff won the closest-to-the-pin competitions. Gertie Goss had low net of 142 during the two days of the ladies Spring Handicap Tournament on May 15 and 22. Vi Edwards was second with 144.

On June 5 Edith Fisher took the ladies' putting competition with 27 puts over 18 holes. The Kay Sutherland tournament was scheduled for yesterday (Tuesday). --jr-rjJ; 7' West Yale Auto CONVERSION CENTRE Government Inspection Facility 45675 Airport Chilliwack Don, Mtngr 792-99IO Hyundai Dealers Announce Tw Ways llreailk TTDn Evans and Rosse lead: Leona Evans had low gross and Gwen Rosse the low net at a recent pin day at the Chilliwack Golf and Country Club. Evans shot a 91 while Rosse scored a 74 on June 5. Three golfers (Pat Battiston, Ev Dunne and Evans) tied for first in the 0-22 handicap division with 78s.

Rosse led 23-29 handicap with a 74 and Adel Moha was first in 30-40 handicap with a 77. Three golfers tied for low score of 38 on the May 29 Tuesday Competition. The three are Kathy Peterson, Diane Dureene and Ina Watson. On May 25 Jessica Connors had the low gross among seniors in the Criers Competition. The day before, more than $3,000 was raised for local charities by ISO women in a charity sweep.

For the record: In last week's story on the Chiefs, the Abbotsford Pilots (not the Ab-botsford Flyers) is one of a number of teams the Chiefs are considering as a Junior affiliate. Yarrow Mile: It may have been the Yarrow Mile, but Abbotsford and Coquitlam runners dominated the top plac-ings at the first annual event on June 3. Mark Bomba, of Surrey, was the overall winner in a "very respectable" time of 4:19 minutes, noted race organizer Kim Warawa. Darrell Fox of Coquitlam was second, in a time of 4:24, and Mark Francis, also of Coquitlam, was third at 4:30. The top female runner was Angela Froese, with a clocking of 5:24.

Froese was followed by Jane Lee, at 6:04, and Alexandra Lihou, at 6 07. All three are from Abbotsford. Local favorites, teacher Ron Wickman and Paul Reimer, ran 4:38 and 4:40, respectively. Run on the Yarrow Days' weekend, the Sunday morning race attracted 36 athletes despite the heavy rain. The first-annual event was sanctioned by B.C.

Athletics and the Canadian Track and Field Association and offered $350 in prize money. By all standards the race was a tremendous success, noted Warawa, and next years' race will offer more prize money to attract the top runners from around B.C. New rep soccer team: There is a new youth soccer team forming in Chilliwack. The Division 4 Gold club in the Fraser Valley Youth Soccer Association is looking for players born in 1977 or 1978 with the "ability to play rep soccer at the gold level," noted manager John Douglas. If interested call Douglas at 858-8641.

Division 2 tryouts: The Division 2 Fraser Valley Youth Soccer Association Chilliwack Huskies will be holding tryouts for boys born in 1975 or later. Those interested in the late June session should call coach Charlie Thomson at 794-3331. Loser's tournament: At least one losing team in the Player's Arms Sports Lounge Slo-Pitch league is sure to be a winner after this weekend's play. The circuit's first annual loser's tournament is getting set to go. The bottom eight teams in the 17-team league will battle it out for trophies and cash prizes at the Jimmy Indian Reserve from Friday through Sunday.

The tournament will conclude with final presentations Sunday afternoon. Beer gardens and food are a part of the weekend. The last eight teams in the league, as of May 30, were Doc's Auto Body, Value Mattress, Unruh's, Sport and Ski Magazine, Superior Door Beer Busters, Spindaleer, Friendly Mike's Pub and O'Conner Recreational Vehicle Kangaroos. Three days left to register: Just three days remain before register closes for the 1990 Chilliwack Air-Frontiersmen Basketball Camp. Deadline for registering is Friday for the Grade 4-9 basketball camp that runs Aug.

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