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seucted an entrance sign and supervised its placement by
crew.

During this same interval the approaches to the island
were cleared and a chain-link fence with a vehicle gate and
pedestrian gate was erected, and heavy picnic tables and
benches constructed — again with the assistance of Gordan
Hill and another Rotarian Frank McLeod and his
. _ In June a second college team — Elizabeth Duckworth
and George Apel — sponsored by the city and the B.C.
Heritage Trust, began work on the history of the island and
particularly its Indian heritage and the story of Alexander
Zuckerberg. : i

The work of the two teams has complemented one
another ideally, if not entirely intentionally, so that access
on the one hand has increased interest on the other.

In any case, all of the summer's work will come together
on Sunday at 2 p.m. when the work of the Rotary Club Park
crew and the report of the heritage team is made available at

“the public opening of ‘the park.

And what of the teams themselves? What effect has
their summer's work: had on them.
Among other objectives, the contract mentions the

ing, and most importantly perhaps (but least obvious),
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of a sense of asthetics in
nature and an h-i d

and
of the rich heritage which lies all too often ignored about us,
as well as a deeply sati: sense of ina
Job well done.
And the other:team? They too, I believe, have an

appreciate and understand the spirit of the island you have
to be on it for a while.”

The future? A Castlegar Heritage society has been
formed under the British Columbia Heritage Trust. This
work marks only the first phase, the mayor will have much
more to sayon the subject on Sunday.

In the meantime, our thanks to all groups‘ and
particularly the city council, citizens, and city crews who by
their interest, contributions and efforts have done so much.

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MAP OF ISLAND .. . Mop details island sites, includin:
Russian chapel house, “stump lady,” log cabin an

JOHN CHARTERS’

~ cemetery, as well as path around perimeter. Access is
from lane off 7th Ave. near 9th St. i n

Reflections &

Recollection

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Preserving
our heritage

_ Zuckerberg Island — an [almost] final report
In October, 1982 the Castlegar Rotary club, under
Wilf 8 d to sponsor a clean-up of
the island under the Community Recovery Program (winter
works). The project was to have taken place between March
1 and Apri! 1, but failed to materialize. ‘y

Undaunted, they made a second application under the
Summer Canada Student Employment Program for 10
students and & $33,894 budget for 18 weeks. A final contract
was signed in late April, 1988, for a four-student ‘crew, a
17-week period and $21,000 budget, with the Rotary club
‘undertaking up to one-third of the expenses and all on-site
supervision and bookkeeping. é

In anticipation of the successful bid for the Zuckerberg
Island Park Improvement Project, I changed the five weeks
prior to the opening date from the usual morning dog-walks
to a cut-and-blaze operation, with limbloppers and
surveyor’s tape, marking out a scenic, above high-water

essential tools — chain saws, polaskis, rakes, shovels, ete.,

rs Teresa P
Richards and Clarence Verigin for the park. project crew.
With the approval of city council, the crew gathered on
May 9 at the base of operations (the Charters’ house) where
organization was laid down, instruction given and the work

In consultation (as we did almost every day thereafter)
since the project was seen as an asthetic and educational as
well as financial (modest) operation, we agreed that the
better paying jobe of foreman and first aid attendant would
be rotated on a monthly basis giving each member a chance
at the extra pay and experience. As supervisor I feel that it
was one of our really good decisions.

The crew was divided into two teams, male and female.
Since the proposed path to the left of the road had a number
of large rocks, the men were assigned to work this side and
the women took the right side.

‘The two teams made good progress and soon met at the .

south end of the island while the paths began to assume an
always-been-there appearance. They then cleared dead-falls
and th along both sides of the path to act as a
fire-guard and to give a view of the river. Pile after pile of
slash was burned along the rivers edge to be washed away
by the steady rise of the water.

In the interval, a new citizen, Gordon Hill offered his
assistance and, using a piece of solid cedar donated by the

path around the periphery of the island, and p

Society, carved and con-

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