Peninsula United won divi-
sion SA in a soccer tourna-
ment hosted by Prospect lake
on Thanksgiving weekend, but
went down. 3-2. to Duncan
Dolcan in a league game on
Saturday.

In the tournament. United
played their best soccer of the
season, defeating Juan de
Fuca on Saturday and Pro-
spect Lake on Sunday. Behind
2-0 at the half, United got
goals from ‘David: Doyle,
James Refern and John Mc- >
Cartney in the second half to
beat Juan de Fuca 3-2. Tim
Street and Tom English were
chosen outstanding players.

On Sunday. James Redfern
‘set up David Doyle for the on-.
ly goal of the game. Fullback
Daniel Romain. and goalie -
- Todd Jakabowski were chosen
outstanding players.

behind 3-0 in the. first. half,
and fell short ina determined
second-half drive. David
Doyle passed to James
Redfern for the first goal, for
the. second, he passed. to
Redfern who crossed to Jason
Bonncali. Doyle and center
~ half Scott Mahon were chosen
outstanding. players. :
Peninsula Rovers in division
5C1. crushed a short-handed
Prospect’ lake team 7-1 -on
Saturday. The Lakers had on-
ly eight players, but held
Rovers to a 2-1 lead until 20
minutes from full time, when
the forwards. found. a way
through. the offside trapp.
Mark Futter. got four goals,

and Dan Haladik, Doug Hop- |

wood: and
each.
Rover now. are

“in the division. with two wins,

John ‘Irving one

sion,

for Huskies. in the second,

tied for third

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Buccaneers have won all five
of their canes to.lead the divi-

_In- Division IC, Peninsula .
played to a 2-2 tie with Lake
Hill on. the Thanksgiving
weekend, remaining

“undefeated at the head of the

division with three wins and a
tie. -

Peninsula Huskies on Satur-
day benefited from an ‘fown.
goal’? by Cordova Bay
Breakers as they took a 2-0
decision in division 9. Neither
team scored in the first: half.
Joe Box at left wing gota goal
He
and James Huberts on defense
were. chosen outstanding
players, i.

In. division 6B> Peninsula:
Raiders downed Juan de Fuca
2-1: on Saturday. Dale West
got one goal on a breakaway.

Urn

on the other. West. and Brian

Scriven were chosen. outstan-
ding players.

Peninsula Wildcats in divi-
sion.9 west gave up two goals
to Gordon Head in the first
half, and got only one back in
spite of completely
dominating the second _ half.
Mitchell Werhun scored, while
Ben Nolin, Moses Watson and
Bob Carpenter played an
outstanding game.

Peninsula Hawks in division
9B played well against. Lake
Hill but lost 1-0. Tony Arnold
in goal made save after save,
before being beaten two
minutes before the end of the
game. Chris Sartisohn and
Jamie McDonald made three
“blistering shots on Lakehill’s
goal but couldn’t break past.

Peninsula Cougars in Divi-
sion 9 played to a 0- 0 tie with

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Show winds.
‘Up season

A. two-day western and
English show Oct. 9 and 10
wound up the show season for
Lower: Vancouver... Island
- Horse Club, with competitors
coming from Nanaimo -and
Duncan for western events.

“Western judge .was Merle

Rimmer, English judge Mrs.
Jo Kennedy. On Sunday, the
~ English day, a special egg and
spoon game was held with en-.
rye fee being donated to. the
Pacific Riding for the. Disabl-
ed. Association. Two. meets.

were ‘held which’ ‘enabled :

“Moms ‘and: Dads and
“some grandparents:
ticipate. cE Rae
AS further, collection. was
aken — “up- among 3 ‘spectators

even...

High point. western: horse.
was Bea Jule ridden’ by Wendy
- Jordon. of Sidney. High point...
_oeames: horse. was: Kemosabi_
~ ridden” by James ‘Straith ‘of
Duncan.» Beste

- High point: hunter. was Klee.
Wyck ridden by. Lisa Cramp-
‘ton: of Central Saanich and
high point: English horse was.
M.B. Gango. Din, owned by”
-Mr..and Mrs. Bob Specht: of

. Brentwood Bay and ridden by, .
‘High.
“point: ‘member showing over

. Miss. ‘Tammy. Akers..

two! days’ was” Miss Tammy
_ Akers. ee

“Bowling -

at + Miracle Lanes

By LYALL RIDDE L L
This week’s. congratulations ,
80 to ‘all. bowlers: who ‘rolled :
pover 300. after the ‘holiday

: a Bewlert for the high: averages
" they: have. established $0 early
inthe season; for:

Farmer. (Gn .
rae sh

see :
Jeo Mey.

“(234), ‘Wednesday I. egion: WwW,

White. 805) B07

“Nunn, 704 (298), ere
Tuesday, “Commercial:

(312); C, Powell 700 (249); H.-

two. losses and: a

out

_ grammer,
~ one of
refreshing forms of exercise. It
will trim- and tone you ‘and.
make. you feel terrific.” oy
During public sessions Jane a
and Cheetah can be seen swe. 3:
“inging. from our Tarzan ‘rope;
to. par

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tie. Gorge

By WENDY LAING
‘“‘Gurgle,’’ ‘‘blub’’, ‘‘spro-
inggg’’, ‘‘ah-ah-ah, ah-ah!!’’
Sure, - you’ve... heard. these
sounds many. times

especially if you’re one of the |

healthy swimmers that head
to. our ‘‘wonder ‘spa’’
(alias the Panorama pool): in

Well you. ‘should try il.
Kristy. Bewley, -
says, ‘‘swimming is
the’ most. fun -and-

‘Frank. completing a~ “2Y

‘ cises.. and a” Saturday night
. “everyone. welcome”
ae 30- 9: 30. “p.m.

‘fora

also . stay refreshed “as you
~ splash through. the. water.

Making Waves is of fered every.
morning. 10-11. a. m.
spin with Lynn, or Kristy will |
pvisting Monday, a

“so come.

keep. you,
Wednesday
p. mo

For those who > would like to : a

Recreation Roundup

“ming’’) the chance

aquatic pro- mo
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ow ants YOU. SS

“session -

| Not only:can
“you get a. ‘great. ‘workout,’ butts

and. assisted ‘Warren. Brander

polish’ up. on. their aquatic
techniques (fancy for ‘“swim-
is coming
session. of

up. soon. Another.

~ public lessons will run Oct. 8

to Dec. 18 and: registration is

‘ now.

Lessons are available can lit-

Be eee in’ tle and big fish at varied levels.
“your. spare time. You’re not?! 0°»
AS

There are. three adult
~ Classes: ~ Sheepish of. the
“Deepish. (for .the — over- -the-

would like to. improve | their:

strokes). Ah you. fit one of the
. oPanoema:

categories:

in. your. ‘life. ar pen ‘to, fou

and. five. year: ‘olds with: three
“stages? Bathing. Birdies (Water:
8 orientation), Bubbling. Beetles
(work: On: front and. backglides: < Heidi, Redding. had humerous
ine big’
Turtles” (front.
pre- -schoolers will: be in great
hands — ‘our Weatards are. all
super with: kids, =
“Speaking about.our. Bhards: a
come. check them out, they're.
friendly — folk and: have’ all a :

pool) and.

“sense of humour

Leo Scottish.

elected for

Mrs: Audrey Benn: ‘secretary

Scared — Sf:
: (unfloat‘‘ees’’).” -and Terrified’
to Triumphant (ranging. from ee
non-swimmers to. those who be

per, ‘rules chairman; Mrs.
Isobel _Nalentine, “eclectic.
chairman; - Miss~ ~Tommy-

-Elmsley, handicap ‘chairman;
“Mrs. ‘Mabel Slow, social: com-..
mittee. “chairman, “Mrs...

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At the annual. meeting: of
Ardmore Ladies Golf Club the
following slate of officers were.
1983. — Mrs.
Shirley. Hayes, “captain; Mrs.
Gladys. Beck,» vice-captain;

treasurer; Mrs. Mildred Tup-.

Rose.
Creak, ‘sick. and visiting; Mrs.
Ethel. Williams, publicity; &
Dorothy Emmerson,
captain; -Mrs.
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