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July 12, 1989

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Also effective July 15, 1989 all gypsun and gypsum board waste must be separated for disposal in a special disposal area

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HONORS GRADUATE. . from UBC.

Andrew Tarasoff graduated with honors »

Local gets award

Andrew Garry Tarasot!, son of An drew and Lucy Tarasoff of Crescent Valley, graduated on May 31 from the University of British Columbia with an honors bachelor of applied science degree in electrical engineering

Garry was awarded the Association

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Do you know there is a transition house in Trail?

The Women In Need Society (WINS) has operated ‘a house to provide refuge to battered women and their children since 1980. Inthe last year, shelter was provided to $4 women and 89 children. Usually women are referred by friends, the RCMP, or by community agencies.

The Transition House offers a safe and peaceful haven for women and children who have been victims of wife assault, a WINS news release says. Wife assault refers to violent acts by an assailant against his wife or partner

Recent statistics suggest that this problem-affects as many as one in seven Canadian women so itis not a rare occurence in any community, the release says. The violence can be physical, psychological, sexual or ver- bal

Once violence starts, it does not stop by itself. The violence tends to follow a cycle of great remorse and hopefulness, followed by the building of tension and another explosion of violence.

If left unchecked, violence tends to increase in frequency and severity. In many cases, death is the final result

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Twenty per cent of Canadian homicides are women murdered by their husbands or partners, This does not include women who see suicide as the only way to escape the violence.

WINS Transition House exists (0 help provide women see more hopeful solutions. Once a woman and her children enter the transition house, they have a respite from the violence and a change to think about their op- ‘tions. The transition house staff and volunteers provide emotional support, education, advocacy and referrals.

If you know someone, a friend or relative, who is being abused by her husband or boyfriend, you.may be confused about what you can do to help. Most importantly, let your friend know that you believe in her and that you care. Be willing to listen. En- courage her to find out more about wife abuse. Give her the Transition House crisis line telephone number — 368-1718. You may wish to contact WINS yourself to find out about wife abuse and the options available to women You can phone andnymously and everything you say is confidential

Do not ignore the violence. You may be the one link your friend has to a life without violence

in crisis.

Ministry asks for help in plant control

The. Ministry of Environment is renewing its effort to halt the spread of Eurasian water milfoil in southern B.C. waters, a ministry news release Says.

The ministry will distribute warning cards and public information pam- phiets to boaters this summer, and has posted warning signs at boat- launching ramps in key areas.

“Prevention of spread is the most cost-effective-methodte-combat the adverse environment impacts of this plant,” Environment Minister Bruce Strachan said inthe release

“Our first priority is to ‘advise boaters, anglers and waterskiers about the problem to discourage further spread of fragments on boating equip-

ment. We suspect that transportation of the weed on trailered boats is the main means of spread.””

Programs to control infestations of the weed are underway at lakes in Nanaimo, the Shuswap and Okanagan valleys, and in Christina and Cultus Lakes. The province provides 75 per cent of funding for those programs, while local agencies contribute the balance, the release says.

Ministry staff will also continue sur- Veittance of takes-in-southern—B.C., concentrating on Vancouver Island and the Kootenay area where milfoil is not wellestablished

First introduced to B.C. about 1970, Eurasian water milfoil has since become a nuisance to recreation in a number of important lakes.

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Class gets kicks from karate lesson in water

EDMONTON (CP) — Twenty- eight damp heads bob in the water like apples, eyes fixed on the muscular in- structor demonstrating an exercise movement

They're ready karataquatics.

The strenuous combination of exer- cise and karate in the water is the

for an hour of

brainchild of fitness nut Tony Kaisere, 58. The Holland native holds a brown belt in karate, is an avid swimmer and a former marathoner,

Men and women, from teenagers to late middle-age, begin to follow the rapid-fire instructions bellowed by Kaiser at Edmonton's Bonnie Doon swimming pool.

KJSS honors its students

The following awards were presen- ted to Kinnaird junior secondary school students at a ceremony held June 30: SPORTS AWARDS Grade 6 Soccer

Most Valuable Player — Darren Pottle. Most Improved Player — Mike Myrka.

Grade 6 Volleyball

Most Improved Player — Mike Myrka.Most Valuable Player — Treena Goolieff

Girls’ Basketball Grade 7/8 Team

Most Valuable Player — Wendy Closkey. Most Improved Players — Anna Maria Avila, Melanie Strelive.

Boys’ Basketball Grade 7/8 Team

Most Valuable Players — Daniel Kooznetsoff, Jody Carew

Most Improved Player Chaves.

Senior Boys’ Volleyball

Most Valuable Players — Daniel Kooznetsoff, Mike Hunter Most Improved Player — Ryan Vatkin.

Senior Girls’ Volleyball

Most Valuable Player — Tamara Rezansoff. Most Improved Player — Wendy Closkey

Girls’ Cross-Country Running Grade6,7and8

Most Valuable Players — Grade 6 — Melissa Chernoff, Grade 7 — Nancy Chang, Grade 8 — Lora-Hyn Har- mston. Most Improved Players — Grade 6 — Cora-Lee Adshead. Grade 7— Kim Deptuck

Boys’ Cross Country Running Grade6, 7and8

Most Valuable Players — Grade6 — Sean Pinkerton, Grade 7 — Cam Foodicoff, Grade 8 — Robert Baulne. Most Improved Players — Grade 7 — Simon Laurie. Grade 8 — Jody Carew.

British Columbia School Sports Development Award

Girls’ Volleyball — Rae Carter. GoldenSpike

Team Captain — Darren Esovoloff Stannum Cup

Captain — Tamara Rezansoff

Intramural Award

Captains of the 501 Blues — Dan

Kooznetsoff, Lark Lampman Most Dedicated Athletes

Girls’ — Wendy Closkey. Boys’ —

Daniel Kooznetsoff OTHER AWARDS Cobra Award

This award is given to students who are a real asset to the school. This is in the form of regular attendance, en- thusiasm towards school work, effort and in general participating in a meaningful way in school activities.

Grade8

Arman Alimkulov,Graeme Basson, Steven Brown, Rae Carter, Jane Chang, Jennifer Chernenkoff, Wendy Closkey, Rhonda Dawes, Jodie Dechkoff, Marcel Dusseault, Christina Evdokimoff, Germana Ferriera, Darren Esovoloff, Jeremy Fleet, Tammy Giles,

Sidney Gretchen, _ Patricia Hlookoff, Janet Kalesnikoff, Daniel Kooznetsoff, Melissa .Labine, DarrenLagan, Candice Larche, Brian Port, Alynn Russel, Ron Soberlak, Ryan Vatkin, Lana Vanier, Kevin

Kevin

Wanjoff, Patricia Yofonoff. Grade7

Melissa Andrews, Derek Ar- mstrong, Cynthia Bartsoff, Ben Beckstead, Todd Bondaroff, Christine Brownli Mark Carlson, Nan- cy Chang, Kim Deptuck, Linda Esovoloff, Ricky Fauth, Michelle Ferris,;Cam Foodicoff, Zohra Fostey, Peter Freitas, Ron Garay, Irene Guglielmi, Brian Hahn, Warren Har- shenin, Jennifer Hetu,

Leona Jones, Jaclyn Kalesnikoff, Christopher Kling, Laura Kosowan, Tina Labine, Simon Laurie, Scott MacPherson, Alana McArthur, Melanie Penner, Myron Rae, Kathleen Rainville, Averil Sheppard, Josh Sookero, Melanie Strelive, Shawna Tarasoff, Sara Vatkin, Roxanne Wiebe, Lee Anne White, Cheryl Zibin, David Zoobkoff.

Grade6

Brian Ackerman, Elina Alimkulov, Robert Amaral, Jenny Armstrong, Shannon Carter, Treena Goolieff, Nicole Harasemow, Takaie Larsen- Casler, Andrew Peterson, Carrie Plamondon, Darren Pottle, Scott Skinner.

Home Economics Award

Nicole Laporte

Drama Awards

Leadership — Tammy Giles. Most Improved :— Kristy Allen,Rebecca Chernoff.

Academic Effort and Achievement

To qualify for this award, students must have been on the honor roll for two out of three reporting periods this year.

Grade8

Arman Alimkulov, HansolBahk, Graeme Basson, Steven Brown, Linda ‘Chang;—Jenny—Chernenkoff, Wendy Closkey, Jamie Cumberland, Jodie Dechkoff, lan Dudley, Marcel Dusseault, Christina Evdokimoff, Tammy Giles, Mark Heard, Mike Hunter, Janet Kalesnikoff, Daniel Kooznetsoff, Candice Larch, Brian Port, Ken Skibinski, Ralph Ter- pin, Ryan Vatkin, Lana Venier.

jrade7

Melissa Andrews, Derek Ar- mstrong, Todd Bondaroff, Christine Brownlie, Melanie Brownlie, Trudy Clow, Ricky Fauth, (Leona Jones, Jaclyn Kalesnikoff, UtaRo Kambara, Christopher Kling,

Laura Kowowan, Scott MacPherson, Averil Sheppard, Josh Sookero, Melanie Strelive, Sara Vatkin, Lee Lee Ann White, David Zoobkoff.

Gradeé

Elina Alimkulov, Nora Becker, Shannon Carter, Treena Goolieff, Nicole Harasemow, Janice Hawley, Kathy John, Leanna Sapriken, Lana Sommerville, Denny Terry.

TOP ACADEMIC AWARDS Grade’

Jodie Dechkoff, Janet Kalesnikoff. Grade? Kalesnikoff,

Simon Laurie, Shawn Mosby,

Jaclyn David Zoobkoff. Grade6 Treena Goolieff TOP CITIZENSHIP AWARD

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Unlike swimming exercise classes have come to be known as aquasize, there's no loud music to help

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