NEWS photo Torry Poters
SANDRA CHADWICK won't get pinned down. The North Vancouver
resident recently won the Canadian Women’s Open Ten Pin bowling
competition in Toronto, Chadwick works at Thunderbird Lanes in North
Van where she will be practicing for the world bowling championships in
Copenhagen later this year.

Richmond
races
into

Fun

AT 8:45 a.m. on Oct. 19. the beat
of feet will be heard at Minoru
Track as the Fifth Annual Rich-
mond Flatland 10 Kilometre run
begins.

This year the race is held in con-
junction with the Canadian
Wheelchair Sports Association
Third Annual National 106
Kilometre Championship.

The enthusiasm will be enhanced
by the competition of high calibre
wheelchair athletes from all across
Canada.

Tony Davies, the race director,
announced that this year the new
and challenging course will be flat-
ter than ever.

As this is one of the biggest 10-
kilometre races in the Vancouver
area, Davies urges that all athletes
enter early to ensure a place in the
fieid.

For their $10 entry fee all com-
petitors will receive the well-known
Richmond Flatland long sleeve T-
shirt.

Among the wheelchair com-
petitors will be some international
wheelchair athletes returning from
competition in Sweden and
England.

Notably, Paul Clark of Terrace,
B.C., who has just broken three
new world records in the track
events.

Also to be watched will be Diane
Rakieckiof of Kelowna who has
returned from England with gold
medals.

Free pizza and beer, compli-
ments of Boston Pizza and the
Richmond inn, will enhance the
awards ceremony for all com-
petitors. Don’t miss the door
prizes courtesv of sponsors Asics
Tiger and Superstar.

B.C.’s own wheelchair athlete,
Rick Hansen is CWSA member.

The Richmond Flatland
Footrace Society will be making a
contribution to the Man in Motion
world tour.

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23 - Sunday, September 21, 1986 - North Shore News

MV WOMAN WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

Chadwick rolls to the top

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Sandra
Chadwick won the women’s divi-
sion of the Canadian 10-pin
championships held Sept. 13° in
Toronto.

The 24-year-old bowler defeated
Winnipeg’s Susan Grand 177-148
in the championship’s final game,
which was carried live on CBC's
Sportsweekend.

Nationals
tackle a

Now renting for only

“It was a tough competition,”
Chadwick said. “The top three
qualifiers were all within 22 pins of
each other,""

The best bowlers from each
province competed in the champi-
onship.

Chadv ck, who won the provin-
cial title in June at North Van-
couver's Thunderbird Lanes, will

now represent Canada at the
World Cup of bowling scheduled
to be held in Copenhagen, Den-
mark Oct. 12 to 19,

The North Vancouver bowler
posted a 187 points average in the
12-game preliminary round of the
Canadian championship.

She defeated Ontario’s Joyce
Campbell 194-161 in the serni-final
match,

THE NORTH SHORE Nationals soccer team will play its
first home game Sept. 21 at North Vancouver’s Cleveland
Park against the North Shore Saints.

The Nationals,

who have played in the Vancouver

Metro Senior Soccer League for the past eight years, won
the league’s 2C division last year and have advanced to

the 1B division for 1986.

Players interested in trying out for the team can call

Eadie Kothlow at (1) 941-2017.

The team practices Mondays and Wednesdays at 8

p.m, at Mahon Park.

Kick-off iime for Sunday’s game is 2 p.m.

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