CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July:18, 1967

Two Men Injured In Weekend Crash

Two persons were admitted to Castlegar and District Hospit- al Saturday after a highway ac- cident four miles west of Kin- naird on Highway 3, :

Treated at hospital and later released were Donald Gilbert Gerome of Castlegar and Roy

: bi Douglas Cummings of Kinnaird.

CENTRE OF ATTENTION for Castlegar and Nelson officials is the old Brilliant bridge, seen at right in this picture. The old bridge is being supplanted for general use by the newer bridge at left. The plan most favored by civic officials would not be restora- tion to a “like-new” condition but merely halting of damage presently taking place due to the ele- ments. The result would be perpetuation of the bridge in‘its present condition, or with only minor repairs, such as redecking. — Castlegar News Photo '

‘Police said the two were in- jured when a small foreign car driven by Gerome left the high- way,

Time of the accident was 7

-In a second accident the same night, a car was totally de- molished when it ran off the golf course road.

Police said the driver of this car, a juvenile, was placed on one year’s probation and had his driver's licence suspended for the same period of ie, after being charged with impaired driving.

No injuries were -reported in this accident.

Castlegar Cloverleafs Take B Cup in Spokane

The Castlegar Cloverleafs came home Sunday evening from Spokane where they captured the ‘B’ trophy in the senior div- ision (ages 14 and 15) of the International | Friendship -Tour- nament played in Spokanc.

a ralreniid Air Johnson Ce- ee Lodge No.

228 (Spokane), ‘Kimberley, Cran: brook and Castlegar, took part in the tournament.

In their first game played Saturday against J. L. Johnson

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Cement, the Cloverleafs lost 6-1 and were therefore eliminated from the ‘A’ division, This made them eligible for the ‘B’ trophy. They won a game against Cranbrook Sunday morning 4-1 and were presented with the In- ternational Friendship ‘B’ tro- phy following the game. This tro- phy is the Cloverleaf’s to keep and does not have to be -re ed to Spokane next year ‘when they hold their next Internation- al Friendship tournament, ‘Winning pitcher of Sunday's

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game was Dennis Chambers. He struck out seven men and walk- ed two.

Losing pitcher, John Hadi-|&

kin stuck eight. The Castlegar minor rep team also participated a the Tournament in the junio: ion (ages 11-13). Eight te

out six and walked

won their first game played at noon Saturday against Cra brook 13-9. This put them in competition for the ‘A’ trophy.

The winning pitcher was Frank Clarke.

fore eliminated from the tourna: ment.

John Miros Funeral ” Services satan

He later worked as a supervisor until ill health forced his retire- iment fe

Miros came to. Castle- gar ne i940 and served with the Royal C Canadian Navy from 1943

to 1945.

He_was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Castle gar-Robson Branch No. as well as a member of he. rom tian Fraternal Union of -Amer- ica Lodge No. 281.

He was one of the founders of the Castlegar and District Golf

He worked for several years on the executive of the club.

Toronto: He: was pirdoreneed by his mother in 1964.

‘Requiem high’ mai sung Tuesday in St. "Rita's Ce polere Church,

ie Royal Canadian Legion, custinnsis Eeanch No. 170 and the Croatian Fraternal Union of America Lodge No. 281 were in attendance.

Pallbearers were Steve Jan- kola, John Pavlick, Andy Shutek, Obedkoff, Lorne Zinio and P. Bunn.

Honorary Pallbearers, mem- bers of the Croation Fraternal Union Lodge No. 281 were: Ivan

Dan Dosen, Ivan Jovano- vic, John Miros, Joe Sokolic and Charlie Vlahovic.

Interment was in Park Me- morial Cemetery, Kinnaird, with the Castlegar Funeral Home in: care of arrangements.

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saving tal: ‘Library, ~ } arliament Bullding ’

Victoria, Bec

foreste:

rds ‘atthe ranger sta: that last 'g | to-

! Ranger Wood told’ the Case tof tlegar News that the total area ». | 80'far burned in the present fire | Mi

enson, 326 acres, is almost three imes the.total during the entire 966 fire season.

He. pointed out that the

“reading taken Tuesday. for. ihe '|purpose of measuring fire

ARROW DAM TOURS took place this a ‘and were greet-

ed ‘by veritable throngs of people who, listened to. guides. point out some of: the highlights of the vast project. Here,

&. group’ takes. a) close-up: look’ at: the

jar.concrete na-

vigation lock, which’: will: allow; boats''to’ travel“ unimpeded

up. and ‘down ‘the lake, after:completion of: progressed on: the ‘dam: even ‘as the

a dam. ‘Work tours: were ‘being ‘con-

cceasive groups saw slightly different areas as the giant’ project were’ opened’ or closed by con- struction pment. — Castlegar. News Photo, tH i

x car bone a a highway! ac:

et is Anthony Wanjoff, 14,. o£ Robson, son of: Mr.* and Mrs... Philip’ Wanjoff. He was a student’at SHSS ‘and’ an: award- winnta re athlete: during ‘the: past »school.

$2 s Siolen’ RCMP are continuing their } 0! investigation into a breaking and |’ entering incident ‘Tuesday, at the | Martane G rts indicate that thieves

et between-9.30 p.m. ‘when'the premises was. checked ked: by. an employee,’ and 1 lay when another em: ieee entered and found the cash Tegister:had been. “RCMP. investigation cont

mpletéd, the next: hase ‘of work removal oF the cofferdam ‘and continued arthfill ‘section: ofthe \dam;* will

work on. the‘e get underway in earnest. One 'c

> for 14 and feleased: i Ad Four other. ‘youths. riding in

at | vehicle all juveniles —|

dan- ger was 64, which ig just short

Smet et total for. 1987 of 24: fires, doesinot look: too’ dis- couraging,‘ he: went on, until ‘the total: areas, of burn are consid ed. Itis:'at’ this olnt fe pee

of the’ “extreme”. ran Bo on the}:

forest fire hazard s i ‘Not'since the 1058 fire sea-

0 ‘The Shief forest ranger ex- plained that:a recreational clos-

were ality injured but were |B

th | not hospitalize:

RCMP did not release names :

of the four.

ice reports indicated the|#

Polit vehicle left the Highway nine mi. Jes northwest of the Castleg Robson = ferry,

Also. dead’.ag. a resul traffic accident oH sidney sep

Bénnett;:'an'

re ie 1-he“was

Teft the: road. on. Hii

near Rossland, and ro!

a 20-foot embankment: before trikin: ‘tree.

jump tu ‘which have performed. much of the: Underwater: fill’ is ‘shown in this ‘shot. The picture ‘was’ taken’ last’ “August when 'Lt.-Gov. George Pearkes visited the site. He is seen, third from ‘left; watching asa. massive load: of the] tr,

E >, «rolling: onto roof-and* comi fo! Fest ‘on -its|f right: sid

the giant bot-. fill sinks to the bottom. — B:

‘Revie fe ‘pictures * of | ority“of ‘them’ showing: develop- |

WEEK’S WEATHER Max an aa eur

rest | one: of the more‘ unique construction processes presently, underway. ‘The picture ‘above’ shows

the process:

being ‘used in the construction of a_

ts

pontoon, ‘one of:the ‘six pontoons which will form © the floating: guide “wall: which | will stretch’: up- : n | Stream from the navigation lock..The size.of:each |: if pontoon is'98 feet by'20 feet and they are 19 feet

out 80 an fem "Ranger ‘Wood

B.C: Hydro safety: sup Clift Robertson, ‘tour.

i

ie The West Kootenay, area’ ‘coming into ‘its, vinclal scale,

3 area, the:maj- ‘ment'in or near Castlegar.

in’ height.

‘They: weigh:.about 990; tons: and con-

tain about 459 cubic yards of cement: each. Each _

takes between 14 and’ 16 ards. of concrete used.

Castlegar ‘and -District' Golf

‘| Club will have-a rare. distinction

when ‘:present™ plans ‘are “fully,

LJ realized, president John Landis ie this". week. -

“All. plcturae are in color.) a The ey Publication ives an in-depth’ report‘on pro- vinelal: development within Fhe Past six’. mont

Ltd.’ | their effect [fed the provinelst 6 econemyo

‘work on:

adding thé second. nine holes — land clearing ang: Pre-

E survey] ready been done.

“What remains before, begin- {| ning the actual layout and ;land-

‘| scaping “is replacing “of survey

‘| will’ make ‘this only. course be-

tween Penticton and Banff with 18 vholes,

Expected to. cost $65,000, the expansion .to 18 holes, is to begin “immediately,” satd Mr.

Lan

dace "that "muck cf the

stakes, « Construction’ will begin after this re-surveying. Seedin; is, expected ‘to’ be'‘completed' by this fall, with play on:the new portion of the course underway next, summer, Financing of'the work is'to be by means of'a debenture is- ‘sue, offered on the open market:

thats. this: gro is well‘supported and reflected the over-all ‘owt

‘Although the cost attribut-

the addition ‘total ithe debenture’ is-

be. ee remainder of the money

will -be\used for: acquisition‘ of equipment’ — “green: mower,.-a tractor: and other machinery — g | for: ‘servicing the.greater area of

the ‘enlarged ‘course, for ‘the; actual ‘cost of fl the debenture issue.

and to pay loating

The golf club president said wth on the course

th fh taking place