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Pedestrian bridge to be named after local hero

The bridge over the McIntosh Run saves pedestrians a walk down Kidston Road to the community centre. I hear it saves a lot of time when you’re running because you are late to catch the bus as well.
It’s getting a new name – I don’t think I’m stretching it too much to say she was a local hero (well, back in 1937 anyway).
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Naming of pedestrian bridge across McIntosh Run, Irene Slauenwhite Memorial Bridge
Saturday, June 15 at 10 AM
Location: In front of Captain William Spry Community Centre, 16 Sussex Street, Spryfield.
Irene, as a young child in 1937, saved her friend, Mim McNeil, from drowning near this location.
For more information contact Starr, 479-0070
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