The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 28

B1 4 THE CHILIJWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, August 29, 1990 Soccer club needs to fill team rosters (DANCE. Experienced players are preferred. Practices are at Chilliwack Junior Secondary on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. For further information call John Harmson at 795-9202 or Greg Hamel at 795-5193. The Chilliwack Soccer Club is looking for players to fill out team rosters for the season.

About four players each are needed for First and Graduate Division teams Praetorian Security and Chilliwack Progress respectively. weekend. The league was divided up into and Division. Slo-Pitch Golf We Make Everything Right Again! BRETT'S BODY SHOP Complete car wash and vacuum with every repair Courtesy Cars Available "Our Goal is to make your car look and perform like it did before the accident." 2nd Flight: Men, Bob Ringrose 66; Ladies, Linda Gauthier 85. 3rd Flight: Men, Richard Stafford 72; Ladies, Lori Hamilton 85.

4th Flight: Men, Garry Hewitt 79. ROTATION 6-6-6 Chllllwack Golf and Country Club August 14 DIV. 1 0 23 Suva Norrish 63. Val Barager 65. Irene Paquette 65.

Grace Malpas 65. DIV. 2 24-2B Ada Rose 62. Gail Meeker 64. DIV.

3 2915 Thora Sherowel 60. Caroline Holliday 60. Marion Borodula 62. DIV. 4 38 40 Dean Blake 57.

Jenny Lindley 62. Betty Maxwell 62. REGISTER NOW! FITNESS CO. SCHOOL OF DANCE JAZZ TAP STAGE BALLET REGISTER SEPTEMBER 4th 5th 7 p.m. 9 p.m.

at FITNESS CO. 45689 Hocking Chilliwack 795-4653 (Chilliwack's Largest and Finest Dance Facility) Competitive Non-Competitive Recitals at Year End All Levels and Ages Kinderdance to Adult For more information phone HEIDI 858-2544 PLAYER'S ARM SPORTS LOUNGE SLOW-PITCH LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS, 1890 Pt Olympic Flames 14 2 0 28 Ernie's L. Lizards .13 2 1 27 Rhino's 13 3 0 26 G.S. Stucco 12 4 0 24 WavanAutoElec. 10 4 2 22 Royal Rowdies 10 5 1 21 Eric's Tractor 10 6 0 20 Walden Log Homes 8 7 1 17 Sport Ski Mag 8 8 0 16 Doc's Auto Body 7 8 1 15 Vicron Drywail 7 9 0 14 Value Mattress 5 10 1 11 Superior Door 4 12 0 8 Unruh's 3 13 0 6 O'Connor RV 3 13 0 6 Friendly Mike's 3 13 0 6 Spindaleer 2 13 1 5 This league is having a tournament at Vedder Jr.

this AQUADEL OPEN Saturday, Aug. 25 PrUaa Oroaa Championship Flight: Men, Jim Byrnes 57; Ladies, Fran Wright 67. 1st Flight: Men, Dale Morgan 59; Ladies, Lisa Matts 73. 2nd Flight: Men, Howard Huston 65; Ladies, Karlene Mixer 73. 3rd Flight: Men, Dennis Hamilton 72; Ladies, Ive Bridges 82.

4th Flight: Men, Lance Dillon 78. Saeond Prliaa Oroaa Championship Flight: Men, Bill Harold 59; Ladies, Marlene Brown 71. 1st Flight: Men, Al Marshall 63; Ladies, Eileen Gray 78. 46625 Olds Chilliwack Best performances A' I Jit 1 1 and the coach's award for the most dedicated swimmer of the year was handed to Natalie Sanders. v.

Chilliwack swim-mers came through with best performances, but were scarce on the medal platform at the B.C. Summer Swimming Association provincial championships in Trail Aug. 18-19. i 1 I I I 1 LTD, r-oOM a YS la ,10 4 The ft4 i i 1 if ri I Is 1 4 ft vi ri 1 in '); i a 1 iM Becky Howard howard came through with the best performance of any Cultus LakeChilliwack Stingrays club members with a third in the 100-metre breast stroke in a time of one minute, 22.28 seconds. She was ranked 13th in the event entering the meet.

Howard, with best times in all events, also placed sixth in the 200m individual medley, first in the consolation final of the 50m freestyle and second in the 50m fly consolation final. She was also on the regional 200m medlay relay team which won the bronze medal in the event. Club coach Chris Whetter earned a sixth in the 50m freestyle and a seventh in the 100m freestyle. This was Whetter's last event as a member of the Stingrays swim club. She has been a coach with the club for the past four seasons, and a swimmer in the summer club for 13 years.

"I was really very happy with the results," Whetter said of her Stingrays that competed at the provincial meet. Leanne Perras competed in the 50m freestyle and was also on the regional freestyle relay team that placed sixth and the regional medlay team that placed seventh. Roohina Virk placed in the 50m fly. Div. 4 girls' medlay relay squad of Becky Howard, Preston and Virk placed 10th and the division's free relay team of Becky and Mandy Howard, Virk and Amy Cranfield came 13th.

Also competing in Trail was the girls Div. 3 200m medley relay team of Mandy Howard, Leanne Perras, Amy Cranfield and Carole Preston. The Stingrays handed out the club's annual awards noting the achievements of the various swimmers: the senior A girls aggregate went to Becky Howard, with Laura Knutson and Jennifer Ferrer given runner-up notices; the senior A boys aggregate went to Andrew Smith; the junior A girls aggregate was given to Natalie Sanders, with Leanne Perras and Annalise Wickers runners-up; the boys aggregate Robert Holmes, with Gordon Gillespie runner-up; the girls aggregate went to Leigh Rogers, with runner-up notice given to Kimberly Laginha. The most improved swimmer award went to co-winners Perras and Annalise Wickers; the development trophy for boys went to Jessie Manchester and for girls Sarah Wickers; jJ I I if R-V. BIODEGRADABLE Bathroom Tissue 4 rolls pkg.

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While registration levels were poor in the older age groups (some divisions may be cancelled), mini-ball for younger players is becoming more popular. Boys and girls six to eight years old play mini-ball on half-sized fields. A total of 32 teams are registered in three age divisions of the miniature version of soccer. Eight teams are registered in the two girls divisions and 21 teams are listed for the four boys divisions. ON THE FREEWAY NEAR CHILLIWACK 44430 Yale Rd.

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