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North Shore Winter Club

Marlins helped the
Coquitlam Swim Club
celebrate its twentieth

anniversary by providing
winnets in every age group,
and by collecting two in-
dividual aggregate trophies.

Elaine Prescott was one of
the aggregate champions,
breaking the pool record in
the 100 m backstroke by
over twoseconds in .the
process.She also won the 50
m Fly for 13-14 year olds,
picked up two strong second
place finishes and powered
her medicy relay team to
victory, with the help of
Megan Smith, Joanne
Leonard and Dianne Ford.
This success inspired Ford to
go on to win the 100 m
Breaststroke in impeccable
style.

Joe Tadcy won his second
individual aggregate

THEY CAME BY CRUISE SHIP, and they lost. A local

host to 2 Soviet team from the cruise ship M.V. Odessa, Sunday, at Sentinel school in West Vancouver and edged
them 1-0. The Odessa team are three-time winners of the U.S.S.R. Seaman's championship. (Terry Peters photo)

North Shore Marli
iversary swim meet

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championship for senior
boys in as many weeks.

His first places in the
Breast, Free and Individual
Medley events were hotly
contested by team-mates Pat
Smith and Doug Habkirk.

' It took another Marlin,
Dave Hoiles, to move Tadey
out of top spot in the 100 m
Backstroke-

Hoiles came first and
Tadey second in that event.

Tadey, Smith, Hoiles and
Habkirk were too strong for
any of the competition in the
relays, winning both the 100

m Medley and 200 m
Freestyle races.
Karen Allen finished

strongly to win the 15-16
year olds 100 Backstroke,
closely followed by
‘Catherine Tadey in third
place. Catherine did well to
take fourth place in the
breaststroke final. Allen and

amateur

Tadey combined with Sheila
Habkirk and Sharon Green
to pull out two very fine
relay performances and pick
up second place ribbons in
both the Medley and
Freestyle relays.

Relay strength seems to
run through the Marlins’
roster. ,

The t1-12 year old boys
freestyle team, made up of
Wade Bartok, Stephen
Harris, Stephan Kloepzig
and Darren Lee Mfnished
third in a very close race.

The girls in this group
never disappoint: Michelle
Page, Michelle Green,
Maren Tollestrup and
Shannon Webster com-
pletely dominated the 200 m
Free Relay.

Shelley Webster, in the 9

10 group had an excellent
meet.

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She picked up three in-
dividual second place
finishes in Free. Fly and
Individual Medley, plus two
more number two spots in
the relays, before finally
taking the winner's podium.

Kelly’s to represe

N. Shore in softball

Kelly’s Pro Shop girs
softball team will be
representing the North
Shore this weekend when

they go to Kelowna to
compete in the B.C.
champtonships.

The team, made up of girls
ages 15 to 17, had 13 wins
and two losses during the

season.
They defeated Squamish
two games to one in the

playoffs to earn the berth in
the B.C. tournament.

The team is coached by
Wayne and Linda Grant and
is has the following team
members; Sue McPherson,
Maggie Manning, Sandra
Arnold, Karen Abraham, Jiil
Kellerman, Cathy Durkin,
Sandra Chiesa, Debbie Yee,
Loraine Overes, Barb Relph,
Leanne Terrace, and Debbie

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