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Date & Time of Birth: » Samantha Frances Lyse Hollis
May 18/94 at 9:25 p.m. Date & Time of Birth:
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Date & Time of Birth: Nathan Bradley Crafi
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- Date & Time of Birth Travis Patrich Michael Norman
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TRACY SAMM won second prize and tne tickets to Mount MANES @ BOATS.
Layton Hotsprings in the Brighter Futures water safety poster a . JUNE 22-28
contest. Winning the first prize of a lifejackat was Joanne Cooley, tb i ar I Sour Bank Your Way’ Siege an i,
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made the third prize poster.

Water
safety
needed

THE THREE WINNERS of a
water safety poster contest are
part of a much bigger project.

' The latest statistics from the
B.C.-Yukon Royal Life Saving
Society of Canada (RLSSC) show
an increase in (he number of na-
tives drownings.

Melodie Johnson, coordinator
of a youth program at Kitsum-
kalum called Brighter Futures,
wants to change this trend.

‘We're trying to make kids.
know how they can be safe,"’ said
Johnson who organized the poster
contest. ‘*If we give the kids the
message about water safety, then
they can educate other people.’’

Responding to that increase,
water safety groups like Red -
Cross and RLSSC are beginning —
to work more with native groups.”:

“Each group in our community
is unique, so we have to find dif-.
ferent ways fo get our message
out to these people,” said Tony
Toriglia, manager of the Terrace
Aquatic Centre. _

Sponsoring the Brighter Futures
postcr contest is one of the ways
Toriglia feels Red Cross and
RLSSC can promote water safety
in the native community.

In 1991, drownings of natives
accounted for 11.7 per cent of all
B.C. drownings.

That rate rose to 12.7 per cent
in 1992, said B.C.-Yukon RLSSC
exccutive director Dale Miller.

‘Lifesaving education needs to
be promoted within native com-
munity for the numbers to slop
increasing,” said Miller.

Tag Day is
on the way

VOLUNTEERS WITH the Mills
Memorial Hospital Auxilliary
will be blitzing the town on June

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Money raised by the auxilliary:
goes to purchase important hospi-
tal equipment that is beyond what
Victoria pays for. ;

Such equipment improves the
level of service at the hospital and -
helps retain makes it a more vi-
able place to work for arca
specialists.

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