Sports

Wellmaster takes A Division pl

Wellmaster Pumpers wrapped
up its season with a 16-10 win
over Hotel Sidney to take home the
Sidney Mixed Slow Pitch League
A Division championship trophy
Saturday.

Meanwhile, the Aquamets over-
came Energy N’ Motion with a
7-4 score to win the B Division
playoff final.

MVP. awards for A Division
went to Rob Scott of Wellmaster

and to Hotel Sidney player Terry
Humphries for female MVP.

In Division B, the MVP awards
went to Energy N’ Motion player
Shannon Saretsky, while the mens’
award went to Aquamet Al Blas-
kovich.

The award for the greatest num-
SIDNEY MIXED SLOWPITCH LEAGUE | per orn couse onestnum:
FINAL STANDINGS EFFECTIVE JULY 22 season went to Beacon Auto Parts
A DIVISION _while the Aquamets got the title
ew PIS for noe ae = number of
Ron’s Disposal 31 oF A 5A Tuns. Ihe Die Hards were voted
Wellmaster Pumpers SIF 25) 6 50 eee orismanlike am.
Beacon Auto Parts se a ea ee ones
Hotel Sidney 31 22 «9 AA player John Bagley came out on
t : top of the long ball contest with a
Knights of Pythias jl i 2 38 DS0-too: sean. |
Accutemp 31 18 13,36 Soh NOT
Harvey’s Sporting Goods S13 18 36 Wi US ea
a I ith a 170.5 foot smash,
Richway Raiders Sl iy 34 3 : 2
eee Knights of Pythias player Teri
Bowcott’s 31 7, 14 34 :
ae Wilson proved to be the most
cDonalds Sik i 28 ful female b;
Glitcon ee eV ee ee
In Sunday’s all-star th
y Star games, the
B DIVISION a men’s B Division select team
Aquamets ' S17 10, 42 upset the A Division team, 10-7,
Energy N’ Motion Jt is B36 while the womens’ As defeated the
Whistlers Bl i 14) 34 Bs, 6-3
Coors JL 7 - 34 Allstar team members were as
Rock and Roll Express al 1 AG 30 follows: (Mens’ A Division) Bruce
Peninsula Merchants Si ty 28 Backhaus, Jordy Sanderson, Ron Kehl,
Royal Pacific Maintenance 316d 20) 2 99! Marty Houghton, Ron Thynne, Wally
5 Norbury, Brian Brown, Jim Fletcher,
Die Hards 31 10 21 20 Steve Collins, Doug Dacre and Tom
Golden Bears 31 ea Brooks,
Wey Surveys Sli 328 6 (Mens’ B Division) Art Battersky,
Ancient Mariners Sie le 30 2 John Cooper, Dennis Bagley, Daryl
Sylvester, John Bagley, Don South,

Dean Chan, Dave Willis, Bart McRae

The Royal Canadian Legion

Saanich Peninsula Branch 37

NEWSLETTER

There will be no donations made during the Summer. All
decisions regarding donations will be made at the first
meeting in September.

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JULY 1 PARADE:

The July 1st parade was well attended by both Legion
and A.N.A.F. members, and appeared to be one of the
best parades Sidney has had. Congratulations to the
A.N.A.F. on their float, which won a trophy in its class.
Great job, Armand and crew.

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and Neville Winchester.

(Womens’ A Divison) Tracey Chi-
slett, Teri Wilson, Cory Douglas, Gina
Majore, Shannon Noyce, Cheryl
Houghton, Terry Humphries, Carina
from Glitcon, Aurora Serpico and
Ruth Gill.

(Womens B Division) Carol
Adams, Carolyn Ferguson, Debbie
Gray, Rona from Rock ’n Roll, Shan-
non Saretsky, Eyes Pelkey, Mary
McCoy, Lorraine Wilson, Eleanor
Floyd and Carol Saretsky.

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Remember that the Saanichton Fair is coming up on the
Labour Day weekend and many hands will be required
tO Operate the booth. When you are called, please be
prepared to say “yes” to giving a couple of hours of your
time on one of the three days. If you do not receive a call
and can donate a couple of hours, phone the Branch
and leave your name and number as a volunteer.

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GOLF TOURNAMENT:

The Annual Branch Golf Tournament will be held at
Ardmore Golf Course on Sunday, aus 19. a
Starting tee-off will be 12:30 p.m: Dinner and prizes wi

be at the Legion Hall af the end of the tournament. the
cost is $16.00 for golfers and $8.00 for non-golfers.
Application forms are available at the Branch. Come out
and enjoy an afternoon of golf — and everybody wins!

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BEING PREPARED FOR THE
RETURN OF CHRIST.
The Bible clearly teaches that
Jesus will return to the earth
physically, in bodily form, to give
life to the faithful, to judge the
nations, and to establish his
Fathers everlasting kingdom.
When Christ ascended to heav-
en after his resurrection, the
angels comforted his disciples
with the assurance, found in
Acts Ch. 1, v. 11, that.“This Je-
sus who was taken up from you
into heaven, will come in the
same way as you saw him go
into heaven.” The physical re-
turn of Christ to the earth was
also clearly taught by the apos-;
tles in many places, such as
Hebrews Ch. 9) v. 28; 1 Corinthi-
ans Ch. 1, v. 7, | John Ch. 8, v: 2
and James Ch. 5, v. 7-8.
The Bible also gives us many
indications, especially those
concerning the return of the
Jews to the land of Israel in
fulfillment of the prophecy in
Ezekiel Ch. 36, that the tir
of that return is soon. Neverthe-
less, the exact time of Christ’s
return is not revealed in the
Bible. Jesus says, explicitly, in
Matthew Ch. 24, v. 36, “But of
that day and hour no one
knows, not even the angels of
heaven, but my Father only.”
Knowledge of this fact should
affect the believer's life. In Mat-
thew Ch. 24, v. 44, Jesus says,
“Therefore you must also be
ready; for the Son of man is
coming at an hour you do not
expect.”
To be ready for something that
could happen at any time in-
volves more than just a state of
occasional peparedness; to be
ready on one day, and unpre-
pared on another is not suffi-
cient. Instead, being ready in-
volves a way of life and a state
of mind. Paul says in Romans
Ch. 8, v. 6, “To set the mind on
the flesh is death, but to set the
mind on the spirit is life and
peace.” By pursuing Godly val-
ues, the believer will be ready,
for his mind will already be set
on life and peace. These Godly
values are listed in Galatians
Ch. 5, v. 22: “the fruit of the
Spirit is love, joy, patience, kind-
ness, goodness, faithfulness,
gentleness, self-control; against
such there is no law.” If those
who have been baptised into
Christ truly live a new life in
Christ, according to these val-
ues, they will always be ready, —
ready to hear the wonderful
words of Jesus: “Well done,
good and faithful servant, you
have been faithful over a little, |
will set you over much; enter
into the joy of your Lord.”
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