Raceway after a lorig break
in the racing schedule, and
once again finished well.

Marty Knoll in his ©

Microlon/ Cleanco. Western
sponsored Formula Vee had
won his previous race at
Victoria and went to Seattle
confident that things were
beginning to get better.
Gridded in sixth position
at the start Knoll made sure
he remained in the lead
group when the flag fell in
* order to stay in their draft. A
race-long five-car battle for
second began with Knoll
swapping positions with the
other drivers throughout the

‘wrong sl

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called for a 50 metre pool at
the present location of the
Mahon pool, at 16th and
Jones. Though he said he
would prefer a covered
facility, he told council “‘if
you're willing to build a pool
then we're willing to get out
and break our backs to cover
it” .

But City aldermen
disagreed with Smith on the
necessity for a 50 metre pool
at Mahon.

Aldermen Frank Marcino
and Bill Sorenson told Smith

they were looking more “for

a fun type pool.” Building a
50 metre pool which would
be used for swim meets
would be defeating that
purpose, said Marcino.

Gary Young from the Rec
Commission also disagreed
with the idea of a 50 metre
pool at Mahon.

“We're very unclear about
the need for more com-
petitive pools,” he said.

However Young rejected
the idea of repairing Mahon,
and instead called for the
constraction of a new indoor
pool closer to the heart of
North Vancouver City.

Mahon Pool is the wrong
shape, he said.

“The shallow end is too
deep to teach litle kids how
to swim and the deep end is
not deepsenough to teach
diving.”

Mahon isn't used cnough
to justify spending $450,000
on repairs, he added

By cutting cost, a new
wave action pool, complicte

During the

The Microton Racing
Team was back on the track _
at Seattle International |

wet

On the Jast lap. eve etyone
went to make his move.
Then the last corner before
the finish line two of the cars
spun out, Knoll drove
around then on the outside
and set off after the other car
but was unable to pass him
before the chequered flag
fell. He finished in. third with
Clayton Sturge of

Woodinville, Washington.

winning the race by a large
margin and Bill McDougall
of Seattle placing second.
The third place finish puts
Knoll solidly into third in the
series points totals for this

. year’s championship at just

about the halfway point in
the season. ~

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with ,a whirlpool and
restaurant, could be built for
around $1.5 million, said
Young.

Such a pool would attract
people from outside the
community, thus generating
more revenue, he said.

However Young
cautioned that he wasn’t
speaking as executive
director of the Rec Com-
mission, since the com-
mission hasn't formally
looked atthe issue yet.

City aldermen remained
unconvinced of the need for
a new pool however.

Alderman Elko Kroon
suggested North Van-
couver’s three indoor pools
weren't presently being used
to their full capacity and
Marcino told Young “the
desire is for a fun pool, not
for something for people to
come in from Surrey or
whatever.”

“Let's have a pool for the
kids,” he said.

Kroon and Marcino noted
that Smith and Young
seemed to have conflicting
ideas on what was needed.

Council decided to

postpone any decision on
Mahon’s fate until the public
has had some input into the
future of the 32 year old
pool.

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LANGFORD *
TAKES. ALL

‘North Vancouver's Mike
Langford drove his Russell _

‘C’ Special to a second place.

overall and first in class -
finish at Seattle In-

ternational Raceway last
weekend. | i

Langford. was on the grid
in fourth place in the 24 car
field and quickly: moved into
second place in the first lap
of the event.

The next conference race
is scheduled for Portland
International Raceway on
July 11-12.

MARTY KNOLL shows the winning form that has put him in third place so far this

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