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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, July 12, 1994

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Kinnaird Park Main Field on the
weekend would answer many of
those questions.

The Public Works Department
had the grass nicely mowed, the
infield prepared, extra fencing
and a compactor at our disposal
for keeping the Main Field in
optimum playing condition
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Those slight improvements
didn't cost the taxpayers much
money, but with-the city’s help
and generosity, along with out
labor, the playing field and Kin
naird Park in general matched the
calibre of play. Something that
didn't go unnoticed by the out-of
town teams.

Unfortunately on Sunday,

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Mother Nature didn't cooperate
forcing us to turn to another com.
munity supporter, Pope and Tal
bot, for two truck loads of sawdust
to help dry out the field in order to
complete the tournament.

On that note we would like to
add the biggest thanks of all to
the fans, many who braved Sun-
day's downpour, for coming out
throughout the weekend.

It was especially gratifying to
see many of Castlegar's older
residents return to the ball dia-
mond to watch first-rate fastball
that made P.K. Kinakin a figure
in our community.

Our only regret was that the
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looming questions over our
facilities. A home run late in the
game came as a result of a player
making the catch but falling
through our makeshift outfield
fence. A permanent fence would
definitely have made the differ-
ence in that case.
Finally, the champi hi

Fleet heads up
Education Council

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game, -with the huge crowd and
all the drama associated with a

For the second straight year,
a Castlegar resident is leading

final, was called due to darkn
leaving fans and players alike
wanting to see a conclusion to the
thrilling weekend. Needless to
say lights would have allowed us
to fulfill that desire.

Nevertheless, this letter to the
editor, and to the people of our
city, is to acknowledge the great
help the City of Castlegar did
with regards to one of its existing
parks and its dedication to the
people who use them. We look
forward to working with the city
on taking the next step in improv-
ing our facilities and providing
fans and players even more to
cheer about in the future.

Castlegar Cobras Fastball
Club

the Ad’ Ed Coun-
cil of British Columbia,

Elizabeth Fleet, former chair
of Selkirk College and current
board member for the Open
Leaming Agency, takes on the
presidency of the Advanced
E ion Council by acct
tion, She was first elected to
hef role in June of 1994,

Fleet calls the past year one
of tremendous change.

“It's been a year of incredi-
ble change in the governance of
colleges and institutes, with the
introduction of internal elected
board members and education
councils. It's the biggest
change since the colleges were
first established in the sixties
and seventies.”

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“T think everyone realizes it is
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One of my main focuses this
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communication with our mem-
bership and to involve them in
the decision-making process.”
Proposed changes in federal
transfer payments are likely to
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and others on the council.
“Our organization must
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what is at risk and that we work
together to preserve what is
best in our system and to adapt
to change when it is necessary.”

Busy weekend for

Castlegar

Castlegar RCMP were kept
busy last weekend attending to
numerous complaints of theft and
vandalism.

Police are investigating the
theft of a picnic table from a resi-
dence on Highway 3A in
Thrums. The wooden table is
brown in color. The theft
occurred sometime between the
hours of 2-6 p.m. on July 9. .

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A pickup truck parked on
Woodland Drive July 7 had a side
panel scratched. Police suspect
that a key or a similar object was
used to make the scratch

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A Panasonic cassette player and
Pioneer speakers were stolen from
a Jeep parked on 10th Ave. Police
say the soft top of the Jeep was
unzipped allowing thieves access
to the interior of the vehicle

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Roberta Cawte, of Castlegar
was taken to hospital July 9 with
chest and back injuries after the
motorcycle she was passenger on
blew a rear tire causing it to fall on
its side, The driver, George Cawte
was uninjured. The accident hap-
pened on Broadwater Road near
Scotties Marina.

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