CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 28, 1960 :

Boat Club Plans Busy Season

‘The Arrow Boat Club will turn
the July 1 hollday weekend into an
international naval exercise this
year as 25 American craft Join it
in a three day excursion to the head
of the Arrow Lakes,

Fifty craft are expected to take
part in the cruise. Fifteen from
Spokane and another 10 “trom

Priest Lake, Idaho will Join 25 Ar-
row Club vessels, 5

The ‘American fresh-water sail-
ors will'be taking advantage of their
own national holiday, which falls on
the fourth of July. ‘

Boat club Commodore Art An-
derson praised Dr. O. 8, Fowler, the
trip's cruise master, for the arduous

MRS. BILL ARMSON presen! a | trophy, donated
by. herself, to Allan: Mackareth (r.). for contribut-
ing the most to the Arrow Boat Club during 1959.
Bill Armson (c.) is a past commodore of the. club.

[it & “washout.”

task of “organizing the three-club
outing and prophesied 2 wonderful
weekend, “It, should be a terrific
trip” said the commodore. “There
are lotg of wonderful places up

The club is planning another
cruise for Inte July or August down
the river to the Grand Qoulee
‘The Labor Day weekend will
see them cruising the upper reach-
eg of the Arrow Lakes ogain,

‘The club would be even more
active than it is if there were only
more holiday weekends. There was
an outing on the May 24 weekend,
said Mr, Anderson, but rain made

“I wish we had some of the

re ttatte ema

winter holiday ‘weekends in ..the
summer instead,” said Mr, Ander-
son.

A major project for members
this summer: ts preparing new

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commodore Art Anderson, Harvey Jack, Johnny

th and Cec Wanjoff.

Quarters’ to’ be constructed at’ Sy-
rings Creek, Filling and leveling are
now being done on a site foro new
clubhouse,

Lumber for the building will be
salvaged from an old wooden water

NUMEROUS BOATS ave: up for: the. events during the
first annual regatta.lield by .the Arrow. Boat Club: The
locale is the Lower Arrow Lake near Robson. All types
of boats participated, Bes 14-foot open boats to 35-foot

would not be one this: year.

tank given the club by Trail. 4
‘The last regatta was held: in

Gabin cruisers.

1958, but Mr, Anderson said. there

“Tt's a terrific amount of work,”
he ‘said. “Perhaps we'll have one
after wo move up the Iake into bet-
ter water. At ihe present we are at
4 narrow part of the river with o
heavy current,” ’- § +
He commented on the increas-
ing, number of pleasure boats’ ap-
pearing on the river and lakes, "The
river is getting very busy. Boating,
ig’ getting’ to be a way of outdoor
Uving.”"

--Arrow Boat Club now has well
over 100 members and is steadily
growing. Ninety members ‘are’ boat-
owners, but non-owners also belong.
M. Currently the: club has Com-
modore Art Anderson, ‘a Castlegar
businessman, at the helm. ‘The ex-
ecutive consists of A.. Lambert, A.
Waldie, A. Culley, Mrs, E, Turik, A.
Mackareth, H,- Gane, A. Andrew
and N. Hinton,
+ The resb. are mainly merchants
‘and businessmen. Strangely enough,
few of the members own summer
homes, tralléring boats back ~and
forth from their residences.

‘The club’s purpose is not purely
entertainment or recreation. It's
main object is to preserve the rights
of boat owners to enjoy their past-
time with a minimum of restriction
and interference.

‘3t is also dedicated to prevent~
ing water pollution, improving dock

ting ‘interest in boating.

facillties, and, in general, to, promo- ee

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Cellar Dwellers Get
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New. “Denver-Silverton Indians
moved into second place of the
West Kootenay Senior Baseball
League Sunday when they took two
games from the winless Kinnaird
Cariboos — the first one by default.
In the second game, the Indians
triumphed 14-4 with the aid of a
big seven-run outburst in the sev-
enth. Kinnaird -managed all of its
runs in the bottom :half of, the
same frame.

- Ken Gordon went the distance
for the win, striking out 14 and gi-
ving up nine: hits, Starter Mike
Zaitsolf was charged with the loss.
Fred Stoushnow relieved in the se-|.
venth. -

Enobby ‘Hayashi! paced the win-
ners with a triple and tivo singles,
scoring three runs. Bo. Gillis fe
a single and two doubles.
Lance Jones had two doubles
and a single: forthe losers while
Ron Smith contributed « a double
and a single.
‘The’ next. Jeague game is. at
Kinnaird - when ‘the league lending
Nelson ‘Outlaws | (4-0). meet. Kin-
naird (0-4). New Denver-Silverton’s
record is now 2-2. :

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KRC Society Gives Local

Grants totalling $2,475 were ap-
proved by: directors “of the Kin-|

naird-Robson-Cdstlegar Welfare and | *

Recreation Boclety at Jost week's
meeting,

Seven applications for - funds
were considered a8 the organization
wound. up, "the season's, activities
unt ‘Beptember. : Most groups. ap-
pins, for. -Help asked that direc-

rs increase.annual grants, and in
some cases this was possible,

However, funds are low at this
time and there. were several large
grants to go out, These beneficiaries
may reapply, in the fall {f ciroum-
stances require, say KRO Directors.

Largest amount approved was
$700 for’ the Kootenay-Columbia
Council of the Boy Scouts Agsoc-
fation. This

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June’ 23, 1960

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cy statement of revenue’ and expend- need for “costs of ‘education, resear-

Iture, showing o deficit for 1059,
‘The Kinnaird 'Athietto Associa-
tion -will receive $400 which “is in
the nature of an interim grant. The
association naked ‘for, $800 but di-
rectors felt the accompanying fin-
ancial statement did’ not ‘show an
immediate need. ‘They’ will be’ asked | W¢
to submit .a statement showing ‘ac-
tual condition of ‘finances, ag the
one submitted, was for the. period
ending Dec, $1, 1959.and showed.
more cash on hand than the es-
cociation would have at this season.
‘The KAA sponsors children’s sports,
and anticipates increased activity
this year,

‘The meeting approved a. $300
grant to the Castlegar Public Lib-
rary KRO directors felt

$800, an increase of $200 over last
year.
The applieation wos delivered

- by H, Bate, treasurer, who explain-

ed the increased number of boys
Joining the Scout movement will
affect tho provincin! assessment, and
Will also affect summer. camps,

Trall-Rosgland District has. also
hnd large increases,’and it is Nkely
the. local Councit will-have to tin-
ance its own camps this year. They
will stil be able’ to use Camp
‘Tweedamuir at Fruitvale, but would
have to provide staff for the Rac
and finance the: undertaking,

Six hundred’ dolara will gO to
the Castlegar and District Fall Fair
Board, which is equal to last sum-

they could not increase the amount
at the present time ‘and. will ad-
vise the Nbrary board,

Annual grant of-875 to under-| -
write expenses of the Red Cross
Blood Donor Clinic will go to the|
Klwanls “Club of Castlegar and
District. This grant is given each
year by KRG and. covers cost, of
rentals,
penses of the clinic sponsored by
Kiwanis.

The Castlegar Unit of Canadian
Cancer Society, which is a new be-
neficlary, will receive $300.“

R. C. Maddocks,. president of
the Castlegar Cancer Unit present-
ed the application, and explained
that no reviast will come from the

mer’s grant. The was
for $700 and was “by

this year.

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ch, and .to. help’ defray ‘expenses of
the local ‘Cancer unit, ths
‘Mr, Maddocks and Mrs, O. Saun-
ders,.who also represents the .Cas-
tlegar Cancer : “Society, .stressed the
good work being “done by the local
Well. Women’s’ ‘Clinic, a: service
available. to all women’ in this pron:

oups $2,475

(to help in ‘research and coats of ed-
“ucation,
“He pointed! out to the ‘meeting
that money bequeathed by individ-
ualg"to the Cancer Society goes to
Vancouver: to be used for research
and: ig not available for current
Following discussion and fi-

of grants, the meeting

ven in cases of need, also a vimited
Qmount of drugs, and a housekeep-
ing service can be provided for mo-
therless homes for a period up to
one month, sald Mr, Maddocks,

In. addition to the grant, Mr.

Heaps the, ‘tnanctal statement. read

‘All- Weather’ Airport Myth

Dear Sir: + ILS. localizer ‘whelh {sa modified
In your issue of June 10 you. form of the ILS system.

have an article on airports headed

“All Weather ‘fleld etc." I note ao

number of errors which I think
should be corrected.

Ao stich committee, The airport com-
mittee is a munielpal committee.

I am reported to have sald that,

ther day or night landings

‘Alex Gray.

This was adopted by the directors

present, showing dicbursements. of
$1,633.75 for April and May.

aren of thanks were read

from the Children’s

Maddocks stated , the
will conduct 9 cayvass of non-KRC
members in tho district. ‘This
cancer business,” he aid, “if not
the biggest killer, is certainly the
most’ devastating.” He hopes to
raise at least $600 by the canvass

Charlotte Sharples :
ts Best Brownie

The Firat Castlegar Brownie
Pack reviewed a considerably ac-
tive year at thelr final meeting, to
which ‘they invited their -mothers
and Commissioner Mrs..J..R. Mac-
Bain,

Best Brownle of the. year was
Oharlotte Sharples, the one achiev-
ing most points was Shirley Fom-
enoff and best attendance was cre-
ited to Carol Morey and Jill Du-
bonnet, alt of whom received awards
from the. commisaioner,

‘The Sprites won the award for
the best Six. -; 2

Activities » reviewed’ were: 2

Boia _ and other beneficiaries,

Information was recelved from
the BO, Community United Funds
and Councils concerning the 1960

to be held in

Earl LeRoy, past president of
EERO, has been appointed to the
executive of: the: Provincial ‘Quota
Committee of their organization,
Directors also were‘advised the
annual meeting of BCCFC will be
held in: Pentlcton,. May. 25-16, 1961.

President: James Kelly announ-
ced the ERC” Shield for, House ev-
ents had been awarded. by L. E.
Cantell, representing KRO at recent
SHHS Awards Day.
Expenses ‘in amount of $19.50
were approved for payment,
Directors ‘present at, the. meet-
ing were, besides president Kelly
and. secretary-trengurer’ Gray, E.
LeRoy, J, Dunlop; H. Hesketh, .F.
Webster, M. ‘Brandson and W. Ja-
cobson.
‘Next meeting will be September

'/13 in the Castlegar Lesion Hall,

Christmas good deed
of $20 to the Silver Birch School
for..Handicapped Children from
sale of mince. meat’ which they

made, and Sales at a bazaar sur-
prise parcel table; a Thinking Week
good deed — presentation of a ham-
Per to an elderly citizen; presenta-
tion of the Golden Hand certifi-
cates to three’ Brownies, Charlotte
Sharples, Joan Mason: and Carol
Morey at the mother and daughter
banquet, and ‘golden bars to 11
other girls; three new Brownies
enroled;in. June —-Sandra \Rich-
ards, Heather Ferguson and Paul-
ette Halarewich; a party at Hal-
Jowe’en and 2 hike to a District is-

Jand during Easter.

Church. Dedicates.
- Memorial Piano

Dedication of a piano in memory
of two well-known Castlegar resi-
dents took place Sunday evening in
the Castlegar United Church.
Contributions to the plano fund
were made by many friends and re-
Jatives of the late Mrs. Bertha Find-
later: and the: late: Mrs. Marjorie
Cantell, with the Wish that a plano
might be purchased for the United
Church. basement hell in _ their
memory.

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: A’ special request, Tennyson's
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_ The memorial plano was used
to. accompany the hymns in the
last portion of the service.

Little League
Play. Finals Monday

By TONY: DALTON

‘The Castlegar Cards, Kinnaird
Pirates. Kinnaird Indians and Rob-
ron Giants are the {dur Little Lea-
Bue teams that have won themselves
places in the semi-finals. The finals
will be played Monday, . June. 27.

‘Because: of the cancelled game
of last Thursday the Babe Ruth
League will play .a two, game total
point series, The team. scoring:.the
most runs during.the series will: win
the championthip. 9)

would like to take this opportunity
to thank the coaches who gave s0
much of their time and effort to
make this season ‘95 successful as
it was:

Robson Giant: — H Chernoff,
Kinnaird Indians — H.: Bate and
A. Patterson, Castlegar :Cards — C,
Thring, Kinnaird Pirates — Mr. and
Mrs. Deverson,, Castlegar Yanks —|
Terry Dalton and. Wayne Groutage
Castlegar, Braves — C. Popoff, Kin-
naird“White' Sox — B Rourke, Kin-
naird Cubs — L, Brown,

Castlegar, Pony League. — §.
Rourke, Kinnaird Pony, League -
J, Kaufman and B, Brown.:

Castlegar Babe Ruth —.G. Gui-
mont, Robson Babe. Ruth. — G.

G. Lind and M. Smith, /

oS would: also like. tothank the
executive. and district. representa-
tives; L. Ackney, A. Lamb, J. Lewis,
G..-Popoff, B. Mills. and) a’ special
thanks to the president G. Lind who
was the prime organizer f the lea-

are definitely feasible for Castlegar
Alrport” ond that “df Castlegar
were equipped with instrument
landing alds most of the flights

Night landings have’ not been

serlously considered by this com-
mittee e2@5 the expense of pucting
{marker Ughts on all mountains in

In the first place Iam not addition to Ughting the field and
chairman ‘of the Chamber of Com- “approach lighting makes the cost
merce Airport Committee. There is’ too high at the present time.

‘This committee now has an ap-

| pllcation ‘to the minister of trans-
Port: for a‘grant to lengthen the
Meld, install-an ILS localizer in ad-
dition ‘to’ the’ ‘fan’ markers put’ in
last year and @ new water supply.

BR. A.D, West, Chairman,
“Castlegar Airport Commit:ce.

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completed.”

To the best of my knowledge
there {s no such thing'ss an “all-
weather airport.” New York, Lon-
don, Vancouver: ond all other alr-

ports ore subject to weather con-
ditions, The ‘larger airports have
instrument landing system, (ILS)
ground” controlled approach, (GCA)
and I‘ believe London is now’ ex-

‘ater,

In. brief Castlegar cannot be
all-weather and I did not say or
suggest. that it could. We believe
our. record of landings could be
much. Improved '.by Jnstalling an

Kinnaird Debates’

Culvert for Fourt

A request from T. E,-Fourt to
have-a closed culvert installed along
the’ side: of \ his property ‘facing

Milestone Rd, got a mixed reception
at a recent” ecinpaird council meet-

“Comm, G. 8B. Rust maintained
that, the. village had fulfilled its
obligations when it. provided Mr.

|| Fourt ‘with “access inte ‘his ‘garage,

Comm. Jake Ackérman felt the

village should» Feplace the -closed

culvert which was once there but
bad since been removed for unde-
termined’ reasons,

The village hed been intending
to install a half culvert along the
road, but council decided to install
® full culvert if Mr. Fourt will pay
the additional cost. °° +

Mr. Fourt cannot park along
the front of his property because it
faces onto 'the highway, The ‘fam-
ily has two cars and is frequently |
visited by a son and son-in-law so
that parking “is quite a problem,”

perlmentting with a glide path sy-|.

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