meets in the British
Columbia Summer Swim-
ming Association’s calendar
will be hosted by the North
Shore Winter Club Marlins
on the weekend of June 27
and 28.

More than 400 swimmers
from 12 clubs throughout the
Lower Mainland, Vancouver

The North Shore “Winter
Club. Marlins summer swim
team Competed in two meets

recently and produced a

number
formances.

At the Mount Pleasant ‘A’
meet last weekend, Derek
Lee broke the boys 9 and 10
fly record with a time of
40.2, while Mary Ann
Heskin broke the girls 8 and
-under record with a time of
40.5.

of good per-

With summer just around
the corer, the YWCA
Outdoor Recreation
Department is offering

" exciting backpacking,
cycling and canoeing trips
for women of all ages.

If you haven't yet been

involved or if you have never

“been outtripping before, this
is your chance. Imagine
eight full days of bicycle-

touring in the beautiful San -

Juan Islands.

We will -have the op-.

portunity to explore
historical sites, go. beach-
combing, pick berries, and

try your hand at fishing while
learning to canoe.

If you prefer ‘more of a
remote setting, we offer an

‘Island, and the Interior, will’

be competing.
“This year’s turnout for
the Marlins swim team,

although largely composed +

of new and inexpericiced
youngsters, has a rare
quality often sought but
seldom found by coaches in

any team sport,” Marlins

coach Tom Killy said_-

The- relay teams put on
strong showings, as the 9 and
10 girls team placed first in
the medley and freestyle,

while the 11 and 12 medley ~

and: free relay teams also.
won. The boys 13 and 14 free
relay team placed first and
the medley team placed
second. Both the boys and
girls 11 and 12° age teams
placed first in the free relay. .

Shannon Webster,

Outdoor programs offered for women

eight day backpacking trips —
Manning Park and The

to |
North Cascades. Together
we will explore this pristine

wilderness area, taking-time —

to identify flowers and try

out some trout fishing.
These ate just some of the

exciting activities we have

It was one of their closest
games of the season, but the
North Shore Indians held on
to defeat Burnaby 15-13
Friday night at the North
Vancouver Recreation
Centre to maintain their
dominance in the Senior B

“Based ‘on this difficult to
factor, Ifeel. that I have

grounds “to” boast that the

ivision of the e boys
group. Boo same

Michelle Page in the 13

planned for our trips, We

will ‘have plenty of time to |

reach ‘our destination each

_ day. So, bring yourcamera!. _
For more information and

pix call Clasina:van Bemmel
or Dee Filibotte at the
YWCA at 683-2531, Local
249. — -

Indians edge Burnaby

league.

Dann Stewart had one
goal and four assists for the
Indians, while perennial high
scorers Barry Powless and
Jeff Gill scored two goals
and three assists and four
assists respectively.

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Marlins, although com-
paratively small in numbers
. _and‘available resources, will
- @am this year’s ‘team trophy
at the NSWC invitational,

and go on to bridge the gap

‘between us and our rivals at.

the B.C. Championships ...
and have fun doing it.”

The meet will start at 8
a.m. on both days.

MacKenzie, Robert Tadley,
Duncan Strong, Elaine
Prescott, Laurie MacKenzie
and Many More.

The Marlin team also

placed well at the Coquitlam
early bird meet earlier this
month with winners in nearly
every age category. -

The relay teams again did
well as.teams picked up a
number of first and second
place ribbons.

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