CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 6, 1973

Kinnaird Aquanaut Swim Club
Performance in Provincial Finals Praised

By Jean Wickett

Coach Denis Harrigan was
well pleased with the perform:
ance of the 84 Aquanauts who
competed in the provincial
finals, F

Two relay teams won
medals as did several individual
swimmers. Many others placed
in the top six which is a real
accomplishment.

The following are the
complete results:

Girls 11 and 12 medley
relay won a bronze medal and
in the free style a silver medal.
The four girls are Joanne Yule,

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Laurie Wickett, Roslyn Beattic
and Bernie McMullen,

Joanne also won a silver
medal for the breaststroke and
sixth in the fly,

Roslyn placed fourth in the ©

100-metre free and fifth in back
stroke,

The boys 18 and 14 relay
team placed fifth in the medley
relay and sixth in the free style,

Geoff Yule, Martin Russell,
Mike Varabioff and Norm
Wickett were the team,

Geoff also won a sixth in
the backstroke while Martin
placed fourth in the free and

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sixth in the fly,

The team took three
swimmers from lower age
groups and made a girls’ relay
team for the 17 and over
group—quickly dubbed the
McKIit team as the swimmers
were Brenda and Kathy Klit
and Corinne and Teresa Mc-
Gauley.

These girls took a silver
medal in the free style relay
and placed fourth in the
medley,

Individually, Kathy won a
gold medal for free style and
three bronze medals for fly,
breaststroke, and ILM.

Brenda also won a bronze
medal for back stroke.

The boys 17 and over relay
team placed fourth in the
medley and fifth in the free
style. Members were Bob
Rafler, John Chase, Russel!
Bealtie and Garth Gillman.

Bob also won a bronze
medal for the breaststroke,

After a busy summer of
seven swim meets and daily
practice sessions, the Aqua-,
nauts held a splash party for all
the swimmers and their fami-
lies at Pass Creek Park.

Nearly 100 people enjoyed
the good food and giived
company.

President E, McGauley
thanked coach Denis Harrigan
for his efforts and inspiration to
each and every swimmer. The
youngsters then presented
Denis with a set of TV tables
amid cheers and whistles.

For a summer of good
exercise and lots of fun, plan on
swimming with the Aquanauts,

A thank-you is extended to
the Town of Kinnaird for its
cooperation with pool facilities.

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introduces

DARLENE DUNN, daughter
of ‘Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dunn of
Castlegar, has graduated from
the Royal Jubilee School of
Nursing in Victoria, Miss Dunn
is a former Stanley Humphries
student. She will be working
for the next year as a public
health nurse trainee in McBride.

N.. Churches
Retirement
Party Held

A well-known community
figure, Norris Churches, left on
the weekend to make his home
at Canoe, a small community
near Salmon Arm on Shuswap
Lake.

Prior to his departure a
retirement party was given him
in Trail afler almost 30 years of
service with Cominco,

ir. Churches first came to
Castlegar in 1939 but three
y later.spent 10 years at
the enast before returning.

He took an active part in
anorls when Eremenko Park,

r where the gas line now
the river, was being
ulili

Mr. Churches has been a
board member of the Castlegar
Credit Union for 15 years, the
last three of which were as
president.

Other activilies included
serving on the board of
directors for the Co-Op Trans-
portation Society and seving as
seerelary-Lreasurer to St. John
Ambulance.

Almost 20 years ago he
helped. organize a Sea Cadet -
Corp but it was disbanded
three years laler when the
community was unable to

support both air and sea cadets. .

Children: Blomed |

se ie em

For Sunday” Fire’ «

A fire Sunday, with the
siren sounding at 12:55 during
the noon hour, was responded

to by 12 members of Castlegar *

Volunteer Fire Department.

Located in the 600 Block on
6th Ave., fire chief Ed Lewis
said children were to blame for
the fire.

The blaze was confined to
20 square feet but was located
between two older model cars
which could have ignited at any
time.

Due to the fire depart-
ment’s efforts, Mr. Lewis
stated damage was negligible.

2-Car Accident
Results In
$800 Damage:

No charges have beon laid
following a bwo-vehicle accident
Friday’ resulting in damages
totaling, $800,

Drivers of the cars were
identified as William Kelly of
Kinnaird driving a 1973 Chev
and Catherine Shanks of Trail
driving a 1969 Toyota.

Police said the Kelly
vehicle was following the
Shanks vehicle north on Col-
umbia Ave. in Castlegar when
the Shanks vehicle stopped to
avoid hilting a cat,

_ The Kelly vehicle then
strick the rear of the Shanks
vehicle.

No injuries were reported.

Briefs From Castlegar Council

Ald. Ed Mosby reported
he is chairman of a special
RDCK committee that will hold
a series of informational meet-
ings throughout the regional
district on the’ land bank
program,

. *. .

Council will write the
federal public works depart-
ment asking the department
when it will replace and
improve ‘certain sidewalks in
the vicinity of the post office.
Ald. Andy Shutek noted that
the department had indicated
some time ago it would do the
work while Ald. Carl Henne
suggested it was time to “jog”
them up.".

* * *

Mayor John Landis and
municipal clerk Mrs, Betty
Jean Price were authorized to
sign the deed covering a lot

Funeral Service Tomorrow
For Mrs. Helda Eunice Murray

A former teacher, Helda
Hunice Murray, 73, of Castlegar
died Tuesday in the Castlegar
and District Hospital.

Funeral services will) be
held tomorrow at 2 p.m, from
St. David's Chureh in Castlegar

Born Sept. 8, 1899, in
Manitoba, Mrs, Murray taught
in Grand Forks, Beaverdale and
Castlegar, retiring in 1964.

She was an active member
of the United Church, a
member of Rebecea Lodge and
of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to
Branch No, 170 Royal Canadian
Legion,

Mrs, Murray is survived
by her three sons, Edwin
Hoffman of Oliver, Gerry

Hoffman of Calgary and Mur-
ray Hoffman with the Royal
Canadian Army stationed in
Barrie, Ont; one di

exchange with a Mrs, Finnigan .

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public crossing across the supervisor Alex Lutz to sce f
CPR tracks behind the Kosy there would be any proble
Kottages. with regard to providing wa

and sewerage services to thf
property,

A request fant Mike

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Mrs. Howard (Marie) Wolfe of
Kamloops; 12 grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren,

Rev. Ted Bristow will be
officiating clorgyman with the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Royal
Canadian Legion in attendance.

Donation may be made to
the Cancer Fund in care of the
Bank of Montreal in Castlegar
or flowers will ye gratefully
received.

Cremation is to follow with
the Castlegar Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements,

As Rank and File members
of the LW.A. — we know our
dtuy. When our fellow workers

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union ever let so many unre~
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would never stand for it).

WHY ARE YOU ALONE ON
STRIKE?

We've been told that there
are over 4000 other members
of the P.P.W.C. in B.C. working
at 7 o.her mills. How come. they
are: still at work? In fact, we
hear’ that the P.P.W.C. at Port
Mellon accepted the industry
offer.

— from any union — are out
on strike — we’ respect their
actions and honour their picket
lines. -

sector, International Pulp settled
for a 3 year agreement — which
your leaders also agreed to —~
after leading you out on what
appeared to have been a use-
tess strike, Now maybe we just
don’t understand. But if you've
got a good reason for. always
‘going it alone’ — we'd like to °
know.

WERE WAITING TO HEAR .
FROM YOU!

We don't: like having. to
ask these questions publicly —
but we have asked your leaders

. in meetings and in private. —
wih no satisfaciion or results,
Some people say your union
leaders are just playing politics
-— that they have taken you out
on strike just to show that they‘te
somehow better than the U.P.
1.U, Why has your National Pre-
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like to think that we're. out of
work just because someone is

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