B2 - Sunday, August 19, 1984 -

Marlins
claim
records

North Shore News

RECORDS TOPPLED and North Shore swimmers
recorded personal bests as the North Shore Winter
Club’s Marlins swim team won the Regional A

meet last weekend.

«The Marlins chalked up
$1 points, beating out the
“Yancouver Vikings in the
meet. The North Van
Cruisers finished third. The
top three finishers ‘in cagh
division now advance to th
Provincial ‘‘A’’ meet,
scheduled for August 23, 24
and 25 at New Westminster’s
Canada Games Pool.

Marlins who claimed ag-
gregate winners:

AGGREGATE WINNERS
AGGREGATE
WINNERS

Div. 1 - Gillian Honeyman -
Ist, Jonathan Calla - Ist;
Div. 2 - Jessica Campbell -
Ist, Chris Legault - Runner-
up; Div. 3 - Mary-Ann
Heskin - Ist, Cam Wilson
ist; Div. 4 - Suzanve Han-
cock - Ist (ite with Leila
Hopkin N.V. Cruisers), Jen-
ny Prescott - Runner-up, Rob
Tadey - Ist, Tom Nevin -
Runner-up; Div. 5 - Shelley
Webster - Runner-up, David
Heskin - Ist, Scott Tasaka -
Runner-up; Div. 6 - Michelle
Green & Shannon Webster
(tie for lst), Kendra Bryson -
Runner-up, Wade Bartok -
Ist; Div. 7 - Diane Ford - Ist,
Doug Habkirk - Ist.

Girts Jr. Aggregate - North
Shore Winter Club, Girls Sr.
Aggregate - North Shore
Winter Club, Boys Sr. Ag-
gregate - North Shore Winter
Clyb.

Marlin finalists were:

Div. 1) Gilhan Honeyman ist in
50 free, 2nd in 50 fly, 50 breast and 50
back; Kern Gamble Sth in 50 back
and 6th in 50 fly. Jonathan Calla Ist
in 50 fly, 2nd in 50 breast and back.
4th in 50 free

Div. 2 Jessica Campbell 4 new
records istiun $0 back N R 42 0. Ist
in 50 Ay N R 40.0, Ist in 50 free N R
33.7, Ist m 100 IM NR 1293.
Jame Goodbrand 4th $0 back. Stacy
Grant 2nd 100 free & 4th in 100
1M. Chandra Eyion 2nd $0 free.
4th 100 free, Enca Mohnski 3rd 50
breast, Becky Symes 6th 50 breasc.
Kara Kasaka Srdin $0 fly & 100 free,
4th in 530 free, Sth in SO breast

Chins Legault ist SO back NR
433. Ist SO free, Noack Davidson
2nds in $0 bach. 100 free and $0 free,

4th $0 Ny. Jammie Strother 4rd 80
breast. Sth $0 bach & Oth an 50 fly

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Paui Sadro - 2nd in 50 fly and 50
breast; Bryce Munro - Sth in 100 free
& SO free; Andrew Kemper - 2nd in 50
breast, 4th in 100 1.M.

Div. 3 - Mary-Ann Heskin - 3 new
records - Ist 100 free N.R. 1.11.5, Ist
breast N.R. 40.8 Ist 100 1.M. 1.21.2,
ist SO back; Carleen Pickard - 3rd in
50 fly and 50 breast, 4th 100 free & 50
free, Laurie McKenzie - 3rd 50 free,
4th 50 fly, Sth in 100 1.M. and 100
free; Lori Plezia - 4th 50 fly.

Cam Wilson - 3 new records - Ist 50
fly N.R. 36.3, Ist 50 breast N.R. 41.4,
tst 1OO1.M.N.R. 1.22.2, 2nd 50 free:
Mike Kennedy - 2nd 50 back; Tom
Schjelderup -4th 50 breast, Sth 100
free; Ryan Blaney - 4th 50 fly, Sth 50
back, 6th 100 I.M.

Div. 4 - Suzanne Hancock - 3 new
records - 1st,160 free N.R. 1.09.3, Ist
100 breast N.R. 1.28.6, Ist 50 free
N.R. 30.8, 2nd 50 fly: Chrissy
Cameron - 2nd 200 I.M., 3rd 100 free;
Jenny Prescott - Ist 100 back, 3rd 50
free, 4th 200 1.M_., Sth 50 fly; Jennifer
Honeyman - 3rd 100 back and 200
1.M., 4th 100 breast, 6th 50 fly; Shari
Bryson - 3rd 100 breast, 4th 50 free,
Sth 100 free; Christine Campbell - 4th
50 fly, Sth 200 1.M. & $0 free; Lanita
Platt - 2nd 100 breast; Carolyn Graf-
ton - 6th 100 free.

Rob Tadey - 2 new records - Ist 200
1.M.N.R. 2.37.8, Ist 100 breast N.R.
1.20.5, Ist 100 free and 50 fty; Tom
Nevin - Ist 100 back N.R. 1.16.7, 2nd
200 1.M. & 50 fly, 3rd 50 free; Geoff
Green - 2nd 50 free & 100 back, 3rd in
50 fly & 200 1.M.; Andrew Wilson -
2nd 100 free & 100 breast, 4th in 200
I.M. & 100 back; Jason Grant - Sth
100 breast, 6th 100 back.

Div. 5 - Shelly Webster - Ist 100

Re. SO fly & 50 free, 2nd 200 I1.M.;

ristine Platt - 2nd 100 free & 100
breast, 3rd 50 free & 50 fly; Karen
McKenzie - 2nd 100 back & 50 free,
3rd 100 free, 4th in 200 1.M.; Kathy
Grafton - 3rd 100 breast, 6th in 200
1.M and 100 free; Keri-Ann Blaney -
2nd 50 fly, 4th 50 free & 100 back, Sth
200 1.M., Tina Frederiksen . 4th 100
breast, Sth 100 back & 50 free: Julie
Goodbrand 5th 100 breast

Scou Tasaka Ist 100 back, 50 fly
and 50 free, David Heskin Ist 100
free & 100 breast, 2nd 2001 M | 4thin
100 back
Div. 6 Michelle Green Ist 100 free
& 50 free, 2nd 50 fly and 200 1M.
Shannon Webster Ist 100 back and
200 1M , 4th 100 free, Kendra Bryson

Ist 100 breast, 3rd fly and !00 free,
4th 50 free, Fiien D'Auna ist 50 fy,
3ed 100 breast. Michelic Page wd
100 back, Sth 50 free

Wade Bartok = Ist 100 breast. 200
1M and 100 back, 2nd 100) tree
Steve Harms ist 100 tree & 40 tree
jrd SO fly, Dan Hubbard (°O)) swim
mer ist 100 free. 100 breast and $0
tree

Div 7) thane Ford ist 100 breast
NR 1216, Ist 200 1M 2nd 100
free & $O fly

Doug Kabbirk 1st 100 tree $0 fy
100 breast, 2nd JOO 1M Dave Hontles
2nd 30 tree, Wd SONY Sch ZOOM
Joc Lee Yd SO tree bed 1M 2nd

100 bach

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From page B1

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Williams’ involvment with
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dicapped — goes back to
1974 when he was in his first
year with Toronto Maple
Leafs. Noted sportsman
Harry ‘‘Red’’ Foster,
founder of Canadian Special
Olympics program, recruited
the Leaf rookie to do some
work with the organization
and Williams was hooked.
When the feisty winger was
traded to Vancouver in
February, 1980, he became
even more deeply involved.
As the honorary head
coach of the floor hockey
program, Williams has work-
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