Wyatt named
hational rugby
team’s capiain

Mark Wyatt, coach of the
Stelly’s Stingers rugby team,
has been picked to play for
Canada in the World Cup of
Rugby this fall.

The Canadian Rugby Union
recently named its 26-man side,
which will be coached by Ian
Birtwell, of North Vancouver.

Wyatt earlier this month
paced Canada to a 34-15 win
over the United States in a
World Cup preparation match
in Calgary.

It was the fourth win in a row
for the side.

Wyatt, team captain and full-
back, scored 18 of Canada’s
points from four penalties and
three converts.

In Canada’s previous match
against Scotland, Wyatt set a
world record by booting eight
penalties in a 24-19 win.

Canada will play Fiji, Roma-
nia and France in the World
Cup in France in October.

Gowan ties for
ninth at Colwood

Glen Meadows golfer Don
Gowan finished in a five-way
tie for ninth at the recent Royal
Colwood amateur champion-
ship.

He scored a two-round total
of 150, nine strokes behind
Steve Ring, the winner from
Gorge Vale.

Members of eight Greater Vic-
toria police and justice depart-
ments will be pounding the pave-
ment Friday in a torch run to raise
money for the B.C. Special Olym-
pics.

About 60 runners are expected
to jog to Sidney Town Hall at 5
p-m. Friday to close the Law
Enforcement Torch Run.

The teams will cover a 50-
kilometer route beginning at Mile
0 in Victoria. Each member of the
eight-person team will run about a
five-K stretch.

Then all will gather for a mass
run to the finish. After, a ceremony
and barbecue will be held at
Centennial Park.

“It’s a friendly, competitive
race, but the underlying factor is to
raise money for Special Olym-
pics,” said Cst. Jim Woolford of
Central Saanich police, one of the
race organizers.

Tax deductible donations can be
made at the Central Saanich
department office on Mt. Newton
Crossroad, or at the RCMP detach-
ment in Sidney.

Woolford said the run depends
on the co-operation of the depart-
ments and public generosity.

“It’s the first time (organizing
the run) for the Greater Victoria
police forces...It’s an athletic event
and it’s a worthwhile charity.”

“We've been having a good
response from our community to
date,” added Const. Kim Horsman
of Sidney RCMP.

“It’s one of our bigger priorities
because if we don’t go out and
participate in events like this, a lot
of special needs kids won’t be
going to the Special Olympics.

“It’s really something to see
them when they attend. It’s not for

Hot results for lady golfers

Two tournaments kept the Glen
Meadows Golf Club ladies’ divi-
sion busy earlier this month.

The Hay Ball and Chain tourna-
ment, held June 9, was won by
Tony and Gayle Green.

Runners-up from first to fourth
were Edie and Joe Gross, John and
Marilyn Ball, Brian and Peggy
Wright and Ed and Phy! Masson.

Closest to the pin was won by
Ed Masson for men and Faye
Chisholm for women.

Meanwhile, Doris Lewis and
Les Clark were the trophy winners
for the Lads and Lassies tourna-
ment, also played June 9.

Second place was awarded to

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In other Glen Meadow news, Joy
Donald was a finalist winner of the
fifth flight of the Victoria and
District ladies championships two
weeks ago.

Police run to help ‘special kids’

win, place or show. Just to go is a
reward and is one of the highlights
of their lives,’ Horsman said.

Special Olympics encourages
and assists mentally-handicapped
people to enjoy athletic competi-
tion and achieve their fullest
potential.

Police forces in the torch run
include the Peninsula departments
as well as Esquimalt and Saanich
police, RCMP headquarters, a
team from the provincial correc-
tions office and two squads from
Victoria city police.

The runners will be led by PC
Car 54, the Central Saanich police

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