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“I don't think anyone can touch Victor in the 200," said Barry, who thinks Davis can go as fast as 2: 12.9. "The 100 will be close. If he's ready he can win it." Barry also likes West's chances better in his an backstroke event. Last week, West set a new Canadian and Commonwealth record of 2:01.20, improving on his old mark of 2:01.65. Davis. who improved on his own world re- cord in the zoo-metre breaststroke by bring- ing his time to 2:14.58 from 2:14.77, at the Canadian team quali- tying meet last week, is expected to go even faster in Los Angeles. "We were hoping for the 100 breast and 100 back to be faster," said Barry. "Hopefully at training camp they’ll be faster. The 200's have been excellent." Barry says Davis could swim his 100 event as fast as l:01.8 while West could go as fast as 55.8. Last Wednesday, West swam the 100 back in 56.76. And both swimmers are optimistic about their chances. Davis had been frustrated in his training by sciatica in his shoulder and a bout with mononucleo sis but is happy with the results of his train, ing and says he has fully recovered from mono. West, meanwhile, feels it isn't too late to improve his time in the 100 back. "The 100 was a bit slow at the trials." said West, "but there's six weeks to go and I’m coetfident I'll be far ter." Chronicle Staff You can look for medals and even an- other world record-set- ting performance from Region of Waterloo Swim Ciub's elite at the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. That was the world from coach Cliff Barry, at a settdoff for himself and swimmers Victor Davis and Mike West at Kitehener's Holiday Inn Sunday. West and Davis have left to train with the rest of the Canadian team at the University of British Columbia. Then in mid-July they'll go to San Diego and slowly taper off their rigorous training program before com- peting in boa Angeles. The two swimmers will join butterfller Alex Baumann and freestyler Torn Punting to compete in the 400 Richard O'Brien medley- relay, when take a silver medal behind an extremely- strong American team. M'OHMIOM Sow-dulh‘ ROW sights set high in Olympic swimming Victor Davis, Mike West, Kitchener Mayor Dominic Cardillo, Cliff Barry and At Filainger, founding president of the Region at Waterloo Swim Club, release balloons during send oft for Davis and West, who will be competing in the 1984 Summer Olym- pics. 't6chmed O'Brien photo Dealer 124 King H., Waterloo 886-5590 Corner of Elgin Across from MoGrogor School Sqrrtmertto- Btatt M um Aug. 3m - Mttn.hi.ttFs,Tttaar_Cto-tsat. rour chal MONDAY-FRIDAY IGS; THURSDAY 10-8; SATURDAY 104 Bath t Kitchen World “ATM $MRt3HttV.tlttEmtEBrtAV.atir. "so-Pt- " o Beautiful Spas and Woods trom Acrifotm o Beckermann Kitchens and Bathroom Furniture . The complete line of Kama! Sinks. Toilets and Bidets a Showers from WilligSupply Fixtures 3 American Standard and Crane . Exclusive ttaiian Floor and Watt Tiles . A unique line cl colorlul Faucets. Mirrors and Accessories 0 We Specialize in Bathroom and Kitchen Remodelling o A Compete Design Service with Free Estimates Como-nuns”