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probably the most unpopular
place to be last month with
record winds, little sunshine
and lots of rain to answer for.

“This was due to a series of
upper disturbances which con-
tinued to track southwards
along the coast and then across
Washington,” the officéexplains
in a news release. “The sunny,
warm days which are typical of
June were limited as the breaks
between Pacific systems were
very brief.”

Ruling out picnics and the
like was 44.2 mm of rain, less
than the average of 64.3 mm
but far more than the record of
12.7 mm set in 1974.

June 12 was the coolest day
on record at 3.4C, only slightly
warmer than the low record of
2.2C set on June 41976.

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matching the standing record of
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considerably_short on
— 191.9 hours compared to the
average of 241.1 hours.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of
Environment reports in its
Snow Survey Bulletin that
flooding of lakes and rivers
along the East and West Koote-
nay basins remained a threat
going into June.

In May near-normal melting
rates were reported in the West
Kootenay but melting in the
East Kootenay basin exceeded
its normal rate. Snow. levels at
higher elevations remained
above normal for June 1 in the
Kootenay basins.

Temperatures and precipita-
tion were close to normal in
May but the total precipitation
between November and May
was 33 percent above normal.

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IN MEMORY

Helen P. Niminiken

Helen P. Niminiken of South Slocan passed away Friday,
June 28, 1991 at Kootenay Lake District Hospital at age 85.

Mrs. Niminiken was born Jan. 23, 1906 at Sheho, Sask. She
moved to South Slocan in 1944. She loved to work with her
hands making things for her family, and enjoyed their many
visits.

Mrs. Niminiken is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Polly
(Alec) Mogjelsky of Glade and Mrs. Alice (Bill) Moojelsky of
Crossfield, Alta.; daughter-in-law Winnie Niminiken of South
Slocan, 11 Gi hild: 19 great: ild: sister Nora
Verigin of Creston; two brothers, Ken Planiden of Edmonton,
Alta. and Fred Planiden of N.W.T.; and many cousins, nieces
and nephews.

She was predeceased by her husband, Mike, in 1941;.two
sons, Paul in 1979 and John in 1989; and four brothers.

Funeral services were held July 1 and July 2 at the Thomp-
_ son Funeral Home. I lowed at Sh Ceme-
te

ry.
Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Thomp-
son Funeral Home.

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The Woodland Park Co-op,
Castiegar's first and only
housing co-op,

long awaited

STREET TALK

KATRINE CONROY, administrator of the
Kootenay Columbia: Child Care Society, picked
up a cheque last week for $2,000 from the Aux-

portation and safety committee for ending
another school year accident free.
Leo Plamondon, a 25-year veteran,

iliaries of the British Columbia Auxiliary, Fra-
ternal Order of Eagles.

The money will be used to buy equipment for
Hobbit Hill Children’s Centre, one of eight chil-
dren’s facilities in the province to land on the
receiving end of the auxiliaries’ fundraising
efforts, Conroy said.

During the past year, $24,784.95 was raised
by the auxiliaries for the B.C. Children’s Fund.
The local auxiliary is made up of women
throughout the Castlegar and Trail area.

WOODLAND PARK CO-OP is getting its
first face-lift since becoming the first housing
co-operative in the Kootenays eight years ago.

New siding has already been installed and
painting and general upgrading are in the
works. ‘ “

Located on seven acres of land in south

a} , the lex of ten si it suites
was built in 1960 as a housing project for Cel-
gar Pulp Co. while the mill was being built.
Member managed and operated, it remains the
only housing co-op in the area.

_BUS DRIVERS for the Castlegar school dis-
trict received awards Thursday from the trans-

H a shoulder patch and $100 for a safe
driving record over the past five years.

Receiving shoulder patches were: Doug
Richards, 16 years; Stan Jollimore, 16 years;
Pete Plotnikoff, 11 years; Darlene Schultz,
11 years; Ray Plamondon, eight years (cur-
rent and 11 previous); and Jay Hawkins, 6
years.

Drivers Brenda Binnie, Toni MacAlpine,
Susan Beresford and Judy Currie each
picked up a shoulder patch and wings for safely
completing their first year of driving for the
district. e

A FAMILY OF BANK SWALLOW: now
calls the Castlegar Savings Credit Union home
— but at the cost of clean windows.

Daniel Pawlivsky of the Big Horn Janitori-
al Service was just about to remove the family’s
15 nests last week when a passerby intervened:
Turns out the bank’s managers also felt a soft
spot for the birds’ nests, and decided they were
more important than clean windows.

The bank variety are one of the three most
common species of the swallow.

Summer
Concerts tn the Park
This Thursday, July 4
THE TRAVELLING

MILLDOOIES .

Classic rock and roll performed by 10 very talented
Grade 7,and 8 students from Salmo Elementary and
Secondary School. Directed by Ray Yule.

¢ Free lunchtime concerts every Thursday
¢ 12 noon to 1 p.m. at Kinsmen Park
© Bring your family, lunch, and lawn chairs

Sponsored by the Castlegar Arts Council
with the co-operation of the
Castlegar News.and CKQR Radio
along with the City of Castlegar
These concerts are made possible through the generous financial

support of B.C. Tel, West's Department Store, Cohoe Insurance,
Pharmasave and Moroso, Markin and Blain

Conpretatons
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For 6 years of
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