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Strickiand runs away with marathon

JOHN STRICKLAND ran
away with the best overall
time in the first annual West
Vancouver Keg Half
Marathon,

The 13-mile 193-yard
Father’s Day run started at

- the Ambleside Park lagoon

took in the West Vancouver
seawall to 3st Street and
returned along Marine Drive
and Bellevue Ave. to Park
Royal. :

Points
Ost

WHILE North Shore Colts
may have won the B.C. Place
International Soccer Tourna-
ment, Queens Park Rangers
and Vancouver Columbus
have taken over the race for
first in the Pac Rim
standings.

QPR lead with 19 points
followed by Columbus with
17 and two games in hand.
Columbus has only one loss
after !1 games while QPR
has lost two.

As a result of protests by
Nanaimo and QPR against
the North Shore’s use of an
improperly registered player,
Colts have lost four points.

STANDINGS AS OF JUNE 17

Team w T Pts
QPR 823 1
Van Columbus 743
NS Colts 5 5 0 10
Victoria 253
Nanaimo 305 1 7
Burnaby 292 #6

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The 583 runners involved
ran the course twice,

Winners in the nine
categories included
Strickland’s best overall time
of 1:09:34, Brian Bjornson
second overall with 1:11:10,
and best Women’s overall

finish, .Arlene Kasper,
1:22:59

Gther’ catagory winners
were Robyn Hyde-Lay,
Women’s 19 and under with
1:27:37; Cathy Gleabe,
Women’s 20 to 34-year-old,
1:22:59; B.J. McHugh,

Women's 50 and over,
1:39:43; Chris Seppert,
Men’s 19 and under, 1:19:02;
Allan Watts, Men’s 40 to 49,
1:15:38; David Rudd, Men’s
50 to 59, 1:22:22; and Stan
Baldry, winner Men’s 60 and
over, 1:29:58,

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Stephen and Caroline Saxton deliver cur Friday
News in the Montroyal area of North Vancouver.
At a young age they have proved to be both
reliable and conscientious carriers.

Both children attend Monteray School, Stephen
enjoys math and Caroline likes reading.

Stephen is the sports enthusiast, involved in soc-
cer, baseball, swimming and tennis. He is a Cub
Scout and his hobby is collectiiig stamps.

Caroline is in ballet, belongs to the Flicka Gym
Club, enjoys swimming and is in Brownies.

Earnings from tk “‘aws are put to very good
use, Caroline is sa. 4 tor anew bike and Stephen
has paid half towards his new dirt bike. Stephen
has also just bought an inflatable raft, for lots of
fun on the lake, this summer.

For being our stars this week they received,
comnphmentary movie passes, North Shore News
baseball caps and a special thanks, for a job very
well done.
doan Cripps
Circulation Dept.

1139 Lonsdale Ave.. N. V.,
986- 1337

Stephen & Caroline Saxton

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