B2 - Wednesday, July 18, 1984 - North Shore News

Special athletes awarded

SPECIAL ATHLETES from
around the Province com-
peted at UBC this weekend
for medals in Bowling, Swim-
ming, Track and Field and
Floor Hockey. Individual
achievement, personal-+record
breaking and teani victories
were the order of the day.

In Bowling, the highest
achievement was attained by
Ron Empy of Newton, Sur-
rey. Ron whose average is
163 bowled a 418 game.

In Swimming, 3 Gold
Medals were won by David
Sephton of the Lower
Mainiand in Freestyle 50M 22
& up - Male, Individual
Medicy 75M 22 & up - Male,
Butterfly 25M 22 & up -
Male.

Kenny Straw of Burnaby
sect the standard in Track and
Field by winning 5 Gold
Medals in the 1500M run

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Drillers - B Division,
Kamloops edged Victaria 5-4
in overtime.

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Warren Callin, at left, of the
North Shore came first in
the shotput in the 18 to 21
year old category and second
in the 100 metre run. Above,
the North Shore took on
Richmond in Division A
floor hockey. About 350
handicapped athletes took
part in the games. Some
broke records, some won

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Pictured above is George Preston, Chairman of the GM Metro
Dealers Association and Secretary Treasurer, Wally Ronald,
presenting Laura Wolfe with tickets for two to Hawaii. Laura
entered the contest at Pacific GMC and is now the tucky winner of

the Spring Car Care promotion sponsored by the GM Metro
Dealers Association.