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Richway Raiders

SIDNEY MIXED SLOWPITCH LEAGUE
STANDINGS EFFECTIVE JULY 1

A DIVISION
G WwW L PIs
Ron’s Disposal 25 22 #3 44
Wellmaster Pumpers 23°. 19) «4+ 38
Beacon Auto Parts 23-18 5 36
Hotel Sidney 26 18 8 36
Bowcott’s - 2A- 5; 9° 30

2A 13) I 26
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Accutemp : 195 12) 7 24
‘@ Harvey’s Sporting Good. 22> Ad 22.
McDonalds 22 10-12) 20)
Glitcon 26, 5. 21 10
‘’ B DIVISION
Energy N” Motion 23 14-29) 28
Aquamets 20° 13) 7 26
Coors 24 13° 11 ~~ 26
Whistlers 2) iil)
Rock and Roll Express 20) = 49) 22
Royal Pacific Maintenance 24-9 15) 18
Peninsula Merchants 21.8 13. 16
Die Hards 23)=- 8 = 15)-- 16
Golden Bears 20 4 16 8
Wey Surveys 230 2 e2iu 4
Ancient Mariners 21 O21 30
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: Monday July 9

4:00 pm SPECIAL PRESEN-

TION - S.P. Arabian Horse
Show. Coverage of the 1990 Saan-
ich Peninsula Arabian Horse show
from the Saanichton Fairgrounds.

6:00 pm KEEP FIT FOR
BABY - No-Impact Aerobics. A
light workout specially designed
for expecting mothers- great for
beginners and seniors too! Instruc-
tor: Kathi Hemphill-Nash. Spon-
sored by Originals Active Wear.

6:30 pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking. Join Helen as
she blends good cooking and good
humour into 30 minutes of tasty
fun!

7:00 pm APERTURE - Photog-
raphy. Join host Bradford Stephen-
son in this instructional series on
the art and science of 35mm
photography.

7:30 pm TRAINING YOUR
DOG - Dog Obedience. Is your dog
driving you crazy? This informa-
tive series will show you how you
can develop a better relationship
with your dog.

8:00 pm FIRED UP - Artists.

~ Shirley Carter hosts this 7-part

“series on contemporary works in
clay and profiles the B.C. artists of
"Fired Up".

8:30 pm ARTS CALENDAR -
Arts & Culture. Current events
from the Victoria Arts Council
with host Erika Kurth.

Tuesday July 10

6:00 pm SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - Elite Dance Company.
The 1990 dance recital of the Elite
School of Dance performed at
Sanscha Hall in Sidney.

7:30 pm IN COUNCIL: - Civic
Issues. “Gavel-to-gavel” coverage
of the July 9th meeting of the Sid-
ney Town Council.

Wednesday July 11

6:00 pm PROJECT DIS-

r COVERY - Music. Discover

Western Canada’s hottest new.

—

music talent! Tonight, "Bobby Joe
Loverod and the Romance Ran-
gers’, and "The Beachnicks”.

6:30 pm ISLAND
MAGAZINE - Island Living.
Focus on Island lifestyles- this
month, a look at development and
planning within our island com-
munities. Host: Alice Bacon,

7:00 pm SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - Ceremony Of The
Flags. The traditional Canadian
military ceremony performed June
16thin Sidney by Navy League Sea
Cadets from the Saanich Peninsula,
Victoria, Colwood and Parksville.

7:30 pm SLOW PITCH
BASEBALL - Sports. Tonight- a
special slow pitch game featuring
North Saanich against Sidney, feat-
uring municipal workers and coun-
cil members. Announcers: Scott
Earle and Alice Bacon. Sponsored
by London Optical.

Thursday July 12

6:00 pm KEEP FIT FOR
BABY - No-Impact Aerobics. A
light workout designed specially
forexpecting mothers- great for be-
ginners and seniors too! Sponsored
by Originals Active Wear.

6:30 pm N.F.B. PRESENTS: -
4 Films. A series of Canadian film
documentaries and dramas
presented by the National Film
Board of Canada and Shaw Cable.
Four films tonight: "J.W.Marrice”,
"Thin Dreams", “Cowboy” and
"Shipbuilders". Host: Wally Lee.

7:30 pm SPORTS DESK -
News. A weekly wrap-up of minor
league sports in the Victoria area
with hosts Francis Todd, Bob Lynn
and Scott Earle.

8:00. pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking. Join Helen as
she blends good cooking and good

humour into 30 minutes of tasty -

fun!

8:30 pm FIRED UP - Artists.
Shirley Carter hosts this 7-part
series on contemporary works in
clay.

TheReview —. Wednesday, July 4,1990 — B5
Ra Se

Peninsula victors as lacrosse nears end

Peninsula Novice 2 almost
snatched an upset victory against
league-leader Saanich Novice 1 in
Peninsula’s final league game of
the season Friday.

Playing to a thrilling 9-8 finish,
Peninsula came within a single
goal of breaking Peninsula’s
unbroken winning streak.

Coach Steve Vagvolgyi said his
players saved their best league
performance for their last big
game before the playoffs.

Peninsula came on strong late in
the game, he said, as the team was
trailing 9-6 in the third period,
then rallied to narrowly miss out
on tying the game.

In earlier action, Peninsula Nov-
ice 2 played to a 3-3 stalemate
with archrivals Peninsula Novice
1, June 24.

Vagvolgyi said the game was
well-contested but the scoreline
against Peninsula Novice 2 was
kept low because John Underwood
did a great job in goal.

“Both teams were out to better
the other and, through their efforts,
showed us what a great game

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lacrosse can be,” Vagvolgyi said.

Peninsula Novice 2 ended its
season in fourth place overall, with
a record of nine wins, four losses,
and three ties.

BANTAMS

The Peninsula Bantam A
lacrosse team continued its win-
ning ways with a 10-4 victory over
Juan de Fuca Bantam A, June 25.

Team spokesman Vicki Walden

said Peninsula dominated through-

out the game, looking very power-
ful in its forward line.

Only the excellent defensive
play of Juan de Fuca’s goaltender
kept Peninsula from running up an
even higher goal tally, she added.

MIDGETS

Succumbing to end-of-the-

season blues, a much-depleted

to the Cozy
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Peninsula Midget A squad posted
an 11-5 loss against Victoria/
Esquimalt Midget A, June 26.
Coach Ron Ashley said his team
was hampered by “a lack of bod-
ies,” and that he was only able to
field two lines for the game.
Hence, fatigue was a major fac-
tor in Peninsula’s defeat, even
though the home team outshot the
visitors by 28-12, Ashley said.
“We just didn’t take advantage

_of our opportunities, where they

did,” he said.

Peninsula also felt the loss of its
regular goaltender, he added.

However, the Peninsula players
will regroup and prepare them-
selves for a more determined effort
in the playoffs, which begin July 9,
Ashley said.

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