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July 6, 1980 Tel. 985-2131

TRYING TO STOP Trevor Whymark was an exercise in futility for the hapless Atlanta Chicfs Wednesday evening.
Whymark picked up a pair of goals in the 5-0 romp. Rochester Lancers are the visitors In town this evening at 8 p.m.

(Terry Peters photo)

Birgit Otto has been
chosen as a member of
the B.C. Junior Track
and Field team. The 18
year-old NorWester
will compete in. the
1500 'm and 800 m.The
first competition will be
a dual meet, B.C. vs.
Washington, Sunday,
July- 6 at Bear Creek
Park in Surrey. The
B.C, team will travel to
Sudbury, Ontario,
Wednesday, July 9 to
represent B.C. against
the other provinces.

In the meantime, Nor-
Westers Track and Field
Club tested out Langley’s
new all-weather track at
Langley'’s First Annual

International Meet, June
28th and 29th and came
away well satisfied with the
result.

Gold medal winners in the

Birgit Otto selected

3000 metres were Graeme
Bowbrick (14) and Wendy
Mentgomery (12). Graeme
also won a gold in the 1500
metres. . _

Sigrid Otto. (9) easily-won
the 1500 metres and 800
metres and took a fifthin the

~ 400 metres.

Lisa Parish (12) took a
gold in the 800 metres and
400 metres and was a finalist
in the 200 metres.

Simon Marnow § (i1)
received a bronze medal in
‘the 200 metres..

Fifth place winners were
Neil Holm (14) in the 3000
metres, Sue Pearmain (14) in
the 400 metres, Simon
Marnow (11) in the 80 metre
hurdles and Kendra Thit-
chener (11) in the 200
metres. .

Karin Fischer. (13) earned
a sixth place ribbon in high.
jump and Anne Rachelle
Griffith won a sixth place
ribbon in the 80 metre
hurdles.

Chrysler receives aid,predicts profit: p.B7