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Board is to be erected in the entrance way of the yetâ€"toâ€"beâ€"named facility and anyone wishing to find out more about the club or make a donation call contact McDonnell at Approximately 130,000 gallons of water is expected to go in the pool on Nov, 25 and the pool is expected to be open the following month. The pool will only be used for practicâ€" ing, but swimming lessons will be offered in January, as well as aqualfit and a variety of other community events. A _ Donor/Sponsor change rooms, showers and an aerobic room. The facility, with its 70 by 35 foot by eight foot deep pool, will also have surprised she was when she applied to the City of Waterloo for a building permits In order to get the permit she needed approvals by architects and a small army of engiâ€" neers from mechanical, structural to electrical. ever he can. In fact, he was the one who w to jack hammer up the {loor so the plumbers could lay the piping. These parents will do almost anything to keep the costs down." "We have some great parents, such as Brian Schiel, who works nights, but after work comes to the pool and does whatâ€" especially designed for the club. Grassmere Construction, who jumped in and became project manager as well as Robert Dyck Architect, who donated his services, and Westâ€" bourne Plumbing donated the plumbing fixtures. Another big cost saving project was a ven ulation system designed by Alan Burtenshaw of _ "We have been so forâ€" tunate having people like Terry in our corner. This project couldn‘t have been done withous his support as well as cooperâ€" ation from business and industry donating time, expertise and materials" Other major contracâ€" tors to get involved included Mike Booth of a location to build its daughter in the club Her story was so convincing that he not only dug the pool foundation, he also helped with find the club McDonnell recalls how (Continued from page 28 /« Second for Regionals Sullivan Strong pesformunce by Kâ€"W‘s Poss ‘lbm,'fidlmovammfimmdzm,- h!‘-fiumht&llm‘mflufihh McDonnell in third and Sarah Meghii in sixth. Kim McDonnell placed third in a field of 150 swimmers in the 12â€"14 age group. mmuwwmmm-hfium followed by Tanya Petrozzi in second. This past weekend the Waterioo Regional Synchronized Swim Club a mmaumwwmm-b score of 65.7063 in a held of 83 compess Poss, who was the club‘s top medal win ner at last years Provincial Trillium Compeâ€" tition in Waterloo, placed fourth in the 14â€"andâ€"under Jr. A Competition with a total Figures Competition in Esobicoke over the Megan Pondmbopv/;-;-â€" periormance in the pool for the Kâ€" &fldd&.&lfiu _ Also finishing 12th was Cambridge‘s / Karissa Graham in the 14 and under J A 5 Competition with 2 score of 63.0492 in a T held of 83 competitors 2 Kischener‘s Katherine Hagerman hinished 12th in the 15â€"17 intermediate A Compenâ€" tion with 2 score of 696761 in a held off 54 competitors. This was her first year of comâ€" petiion in the iigher age category