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A17-Sunday News, June 8, 1980

Ulrika’s hockey

Capilano pioneer dies at 91

Funeral rites were held for many years and retired in He is survived by his wife,

Tuesday, June 3, for 1955. Mary; one son, William

game eaves you Alexander MaclInnes, one of . (Naomi) of Horseshoe Bay;
the pioneers of the Capilano In his early years he was gne step-daughter, Carol

breathless

If Ulrika Wallersteiner of
West Vancouver had
decided to hoid her breath in

Not surpnisingly, under-
water hockey players had
the greatest tolerance of all.

area. A resident of North
Vancouver for the past 62
years, Mr. MaclInnes died
May 29 at the extended care
unit of Lions Gate Hospital
at the age of 91.

Born in Cleland, Scotland

an avid lover of sports and
played football and soccer.
He was a member of the
Wallace Football Club which
held the B.C. championship
in 1918-19.

In recent years he was a

Leski, of Dolton, Il.; four
grandchildren and two step-
grandchildren.

Services were held at
Boals Memorial Chapel in

; North Vancouver, with the

; ._. . . . . 1888, Mr. Macl . , .

anxious anticipation of She is now testing to see if to Canada i 1908 meettling in member of the White Cane Rev. MclInnes officiating.

receiving her ciceree _at underwater hockey players Winnipeg. He noved to Club of the CNIB and the Interment was at the

imon Fraser's Convocation are able somehow to modify , “Over 60 Club.” Capilano View Cemetery. ALEXANDER MacINN
Saturday, June 7, the the composition of their Vancouver in 1918 and has P : ry ac ES
ceremonies could well have blood to enable them to resided in the Capilano area

been over by the time she make better use of the C©YEr SmMCe. He was employed

took another breath.
Exaggerated? Yes, but not
as much as one might think.
Wallersteiner 1s an under-
water hockey player and if
there is one thing she can do,
it’s hold her breath.

Although underwater thesis on underwater hockey the workplace for optimal A good selection of super comfy rectiners
hockey is recreation for wouldn't be particularly human use. This summer she and occasional chairs now discounted ...
Wallersteiner, it has also ‘good preparation for that,” 1s focussing on supermarket

helped her qualify to receive

cashiers: “Cashiers, for
a bachelor of science degree Her master’s thesis, now instance, have to stand all
in kinesiology at SFU’'s day without any real
graduation exercises this exercise,” she notes. “This
year. The esoteric = sport leads to blood poohng and
served as the topic for one of other problems.”
her upper levels research Lack of ;
: ee ‘ PY. ac oF exercise isnt a
We were tryin to ‘ind problem for Wallersteiner. REGULAR PRICES

out why underwater hockey

oxygen they have.

“It proved to be a very
Mteresting subject and I
considered it for a master's
thesis but I decided to
pursue a career in the area of
human engineernng and a

says Wallersteiner.

by the Burrard Dry Dock Co.

with the Ministry of Labor
are both related to human
engineering -- the design of

Although the regular under-

players can stay down sa water hockey season is over
long.” she explains “Whats she isa member of the
the adaptive mechanism Canadian women's team
involved?” which will compete this July

In tests conducted under

in thear blood

Economics.

in Vancouver tn the sports

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