32 — Wednesday, August 12, 1998 — North Shore News

Athietes
claim
medais

CAROLINE Hay
returned home from
the recent B.C.
Summers Games with
a record throw of
38.51 metres in the
discus.

The West Vancouver
athlete bettered the previ-
ous mark of 35.90m held
by Ann Polman-Tuin
(1991 ) by 2.61 metres.

Other North Shore
track and field athletes to
win Summer Games
medals were:

@ Joel Ferstay, silver in
pentathion;
@ Matthew Noble,
bronze in pentathlon;
@ Leif Rivera, Marc Soo,
Jose Guzman and Andrew
Cooke, gold in 4X400m
relay;
B Silvia Scaldaferri, gold
in 200m, gold in triple
-~ “pump, bronze in 100m;
na- Marie Allander,
Hom: in 400m, silver in

a Kirsty Smith, gold in
3000m, bronze in 1500m;
@ Johanna Bischof, silver
in race walk;

® Andria Close, gold in
high jump;

B Andrea Engelmann,
bronze in triple jump;

@ Julia Kaffka, silver in
penrathlon;

Sally Wong, Silvia
Scaldaferri, Cindy
Onyejekwe, Julia Kaffka,
gold in 4X100m relay;

Shinder Cheema,

‘Anne-Marie Allander,
Chelsea O’Brian, Kirsty
Smith, goid in 4X400m
relay.
@ North Shore athletes
were part of the Zone 5
team at the Summer
Games, which includes
Vancouver, Whistler,
Howe Sound and the
Sunshine Coast.

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Masters meal

THE North Vancouver Tomahawk Masters fastball team enioyed a breakfast send-

off last Friday morning prior to heading to Portland for the 1998 NIKE World

Masters Games. Tomahawk Barbecue restaurant owner Chuck Chamberlain (bot-

tom right) sponsors the 35-and-over squad. Team members include: Cathy

Goddard, Lisa Yesowick, Ruby Regts, Lorissa Demoskoff, Wendy Hollis, Kathy
Barnard, Merle Lewicki, Judy Shaughnessy, Rocky Kinihan, Janine Bancroft,

Karen Cooper, Sherri Robinson, Joy Thompson, Jill Johnson, Christine Essex,.

Teresa Jones and Sandra Lervoid. The team is coached by Ivan Dixon, Roman
Prociw, Ken Neimirsky and Keith Nestor.

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