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oy 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 4, 1985 At Canoe The Nonquon '85 Despite brutal wind conditions most of the time on Lake Scugog, ___two new records were set the 17th annual Canoe the Nonquon held aturday. Rob Baird and Terri Gibson set a new mark in the couples resident class with a time of three hours, seventeen minutes and thirty-seven seconds. That knocked almost seven minutes off the previous standard set in 1984 by Terri Gibson and Kevin Haugen. And in the boys 14 and under category (from Concession 8 to the Yacht Club) Paul Wylie and Mike Freeman and Bill Hurst won the Chris Carr shaved a little Mens residents class, and they worked hard more than a minute off for it. (See story) the previous best time Jeff Cockerton (left) placed first in the boys 17 and under, with team-mate Tim Cannon (not in Photo) Ron Brown and Dave Burgess had to settle for second. " I 2 Jane McGill and partner Natalie Rodway (not in photo) were first in girls 14 and under. In the boys class Chris Carr and Paul Wylie topped the field and set a new record in the process. (See story) a RE Ce a a tT Ln ll Lo set five years ago by Clint Jammer and Paul Bateman. Wylie and Carr made the trip in 2:39:13. One of the more hotly contested competitions was in the Mens Resident class where Mike - Freeman and Bill Hurst were determined to wrestle the title from perennial winners Rudi Jammer and son Clint. Freeman and Hurst worked hard to prepare for the event and it paid off as they had the best time of 3:04:44, almost eight minutes ahead of Jammer and Jammer. Steve DeHaas and Rob Page finished second in this event, just 14 seconds ahead of the Jammers. pe on Rick Routledge and Lee Barker in the Mens Open class. The little lady is Alana The miserable weather no doubt played a role in keeping the number of entries this year at 95, compared with 128 last year, but organizer Claudette Brock said the times were 'quite good," despite the tough conditions. She said about $3500 was raised through spon- sorship, and after ex- penses, the net dollars will be turned over for the operation of the Scugog Shores Museum. Wind conditions played havoc with some of the canoes on Lake Scugog, blowing paddlers off course, and at least one canoe had to be towed in after winding up on the east shore of the lake. But organizers said Barker, dad's biggest fan. _ Ww «© Ay John Flegg and John Hinch looked pret- ty relaxed for a couple of guys over 40 who won in that category. there were no serious incidents. The following are results for the first and second place finishes in several categories, sup- plied by the Canoe the Nonquon committee. ™ RESULTS A - 18ft. 6 inch Canoes: from lakefront to Seagrave bridge and back. Men's MC1: 1st John Hiley (Bracebridge) 2:37:57; Will Ruch (Muskoka). 2nd Hank Sundin (Copetown) 2:50:32; Brian Peters (Burlington). Masters (over 40): 1st Gerald Reyner (War- saw) 2:43:04; Roy Mun- nings (Ennismore) ; 2nd Rudolf Hrdlicka (Port Carling) 2:52:12; Peter Slowiak. C1 - one paddler (or- dinarily the course for this category would have been the same as the other 18 ft. 6 inch canoes but because of the winds, this category was started at the Seagrave bridge to the P.P. Lakefront: : 1st Ulrich Kretschmar (Severn Bridge) 1:56:43. B - 8th Conc. to lakefront: Men Open: 1st Lee Barker (Whitby) 3:30:26; Rick Rutledge (Mississauga); 2nd Brent Nolan (Whitby) 3:44:26; Al Walker (Oshawa). Men - Resident: Ist Mike Freeman (Scugog Is.) 3:04:44; Bill Hurst (Seagrave); 2nd Steve DeHaas (Seagrave) 3:12:12; Rob Page (Pt. Perry); 3rd Clint Jammer (Blackstock) 3:12:27; Rudi Jammer (Blackstock); 4th Kurt Jammer (Blackstock) 3:23:43; Paul Bateman (Pt. Perry). Women - Open: 1st Carla Sundin a a RE itn 8 Old records topple (Copetown) 3:32:31. Lee Harvey (Copetown) : 2nd Judy Brinkman (Port Perry) 4:08:13; Kelly West (Port Perry); 3rd Kim Boumans (Port Perry) 4:13:41; Colleen Twomey: (Seagrave). Boys - 17 and under: Ist Jim Cannon (Little Britain) 3:48:24; Jeff Cockerton (Caesarea): 2nd Ron Brown (Pt. Perry) 3:57:08; Dave Burgess (Seagrave) : 3rd Mark Jones (Plainfield) 4:11:50; Boyd Vander- heul (Blackstock); 4th Dale Leask (Greenbank) 4:26:44; Frank Van Veghel (Greenbank). Girls - 17 and under: 1st Sherrie Appleby (Seagrave) 7:01:40; Michelle Smale. Couples - Open: 1st Janet Whitehead (Lindsay) 3:29:26; Terry Bradt (Lindsay); 2nd Barry McLure (Sunderland) 3:44:24; Debbie Egan (Sunderland). Couples Resident: 1st Rob Baird (Saint- field) 3:17:37; Terry Gib- son (Pt. Perry) previous record held by Terry Gibson and Kevin Haugenin 1984 - 3:24:18; 2nd Dianna Haselwander (Pt. Perry) 4:34:41; Danny Tomchishin (Pt. Perry). Over 40: 1st John Hinch (Pt. Perry) 3:57:57; John Flegg (Oshawa); 2nd Gary Jones (Plain- field)4:00:38; Peter Vanderheul (Blackstock). Family "A" : Ist Darryl Bradt (Caesarea) 3:37:43; 'Wayne Bradt (Caesarea); 2nd Glen Page (Pt. Perry) 3:45:12; Barry Page (Pt. Perry). C - From 8th to Port Perry Yacht Club: Boys - 14 and under: 1st Paul Wylie (Prince (Turn to page 32) In the family A class, Wayne and Dar- ryl Bradt paddled to the best time with a respectable 3:37:36. oA a SE i