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* S i mevaromep mmane qune c anpee YPAP Te e en e The Programmed Insurance Golf Classic Tournament Committee ‘Providing Opportunity‘ today and for the future of youth in our communities. On The Money: Programmed Insurante Brokers (PIB) Golf Classic tournament comâ€" mittee _members John Thompson (kneeling) and Bruce Burnham celebrate as partner Al McDonough sinks a putt. The PIB Classic is supporting The Forever Fund through a life insurance policy. The Forever Fund, the United Way Endowment Fund, is one of seven benefitting groups we have chosen to support. Through a unique planned gift of life insurance on our tournaâ€" ment chair John Thompson and viceâ€"chair Al McDonough, our committee is enthusiastically endorsing this commitment to help achieve our goal, not only today, but well into the future. We encourage other groups or individuals to investigate how they may leave a similar legacy. The Programmed Insurance Golf Classic. Committed to youth in our communities. Today, and for years to come. The Programmed Insurance Brokers (PIB) Golf Classic has established an "Opportunity Fund" to channel proceeds from our event to assist young people and youth organizations in financial need. â€" The decision was made in minutes. The impact will last forever. The 25â€"yearâ€"old Hobson knows that with seven days of backâ€" toâ€"back competition, she‘ll have her work cut out for her in one of the largest fields she‘s ever cothpeted. However, the member of Kâ€"Ws Ziggy‘s Cycling Team, knows that she‘ll be bringing back to Canada a wealth of knowledge from the sevenâ€"day event. "Racing over there is quite different than racing here," said. Hobson, who‘s strength is hill climbing. "In Ontario a race would consist of about 25 cyclists. Over there, the whole road is taken up with cyclists. The ticket, supplied to her by the Canadian Cycling Associa tion, opened the door to possible future national and internaâ€" tional events. As a member of the National Development Cycling Team, going to Brittany France next month has opened the door to her first ever European competition. The Tour du Finistere, a sevenâ€"day stage race, is an event for upâ€"andâ€"coming Canadian female cyclists trying to crack the National Aâ€"team. When Leigh Hobson opened her mail last week, she found a plane ticket to France. The rugby action was fast and hard hitting at Forest M&umum.mhum Catl m-l-ycdul.fi.llupcss,lln?« Doyle CSS and FHCI battled it out in the final game of the regular season. St. David senior Celtics defeated St. Marys 29â€"0, but a 39â€"0 decision to Forest Heights. In junior play St. David blanked St. Marys 5â€"0, bukl::ul’mlm&dnmm action m Celtics meeting Oll'ard(;l--mfl.ty sns 26002 CCEP M CC Cns on Chronicle Staff (Continued on page 25) ,g w | PIB OPPORTUNITY FUND benefitting charities: k * x Camp McGovern (Big Brothers) e Betty Thompson Youth Centre i%{ Grand River Hospital Pediatrics * United Way Forever Pund s â€" Um«nydwm,wmmumnmmmmi Mf Tournament Information (519) 669â€"1631 (does not include Tâ€"Shirt) ACTIVITIES: Instruction in pasketball, Wilfrid Lauriér University Athistic Department, 884â€"0710, ext. 2184 > Cail, or register in person at the Athietic Complex, corner of King St. North, and University Avenue between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 16, 1996 onestoga Country Club For Boys and Girls ages 8â€"12 years. Four oneâ€"week sessions starting July 8 8:30 a.m. â€" 4:30 p.m. daily COST: $99 per session which includes a Camp Tâ€"Shirt Additional sessions are available for $90 Programmed Insurance Golf Classic Coâ€"sponsored by Sponsored by Farmers‘ Market Now Serving You (Across from Stockyards) Hours: 6 a.m. â€" 2 p.m. "If things ge like to attend t on this year. where they‘re t cula_nddry "That race is breaks you. It 1 you make the National in A and for them fear of one c into another. count on ther several days in With such a admitted that road race I‘ve to train for it I In order to for the highâ€"l tion and the Hobson will local Senior c w "In Ontari wants to move it makes its m side part o France, you through the p; The 12â€"14 Finamore, Veronika Kur McDonnell, Kim Sullivan the finals. Kristy McDo Kris Whyte, der, Alison St Schaffer. and Siobha teams info 1 sixth place f by the senio the club car the 11 and gory. Tany duets to the duets, in a | mers, $aW competed duet perfo The 11 The ev This